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Wiesel at the Zocalo

The final march.

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The President is irate

Photo: on indicepolitico.comRicardo Pascoe PiercePresident López Obrador is beside himself. He is what follows from furious. He's raging. What conditions made him resemble Adolf Hitler in the last days...

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Jack-of-All-Trades

Photo: James Keivom on nypost.comLuis RubioJack-of-all-trades (Milusos in Spanish) is one of the most accurate and audacious, at the same time, characterizations of the Mexican who can do nothing other...

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Confessions at The Little Mermaid

Photo: Atstock Productions on iStockFederico Reyes Heroles…Mask the face and mask the smile.Octavio PazHe told me in a tone that he couldn't take "no" for an answer. He knows...

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The temptation to divide

Photo: Alex Padurariu on UnsplashAntonio NavalónPoliticians can be considered extraterritorial beings and immune to the impact that time has on others. They are not affected by the laws of...

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The dilemma of surveys

Photo: Ivy Barn on UnsplashRicardo Pascoe PierceOne notable feature of the current election campaign has been the use of polls for propaganda purposes. Because of this, polls inevitably vary...

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Partnering with the devil

Photo: Sudip Shrestha on UnsplashRicardo Pascoe PierceOn September 30, 1938, the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Neville Chamberlain, descended from his plane, arriving from Munich, Germany, and declared, "Here...

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Context

Image: Dizain on ShutterstockLuis RubioThe advent of populist currents, left and right, has been accompanied by the rejection of so-called globalization and a systemic summons for the reappearance of...

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The Mexican Spiral of Silence

Photo: Artem Lupanchuk on PexelsFederico Reyes HerolesAll human inventions are fallible. Even those that receive the most attention. Francis Bacon asserted that knowledge arises more readily from error than...

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