Ricardo Pascoe Pierce In three days, the campaigns will be over. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday will be “reflection” days, and Sunday is the election. We are in the final stretch of the campaign. And yet, there is a state of suspended social credibility about the …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Tomorrow, in precisely one week, all citizens of voting age can leave their homes and go to the polls. To vote or not to vote: that is the question. Voting is the first decision we will face on June 2. How many …
Luis Rubio At the heart of the electoral dispute that is about to end dwells the central actor: the citizenry. Next Sunday is the day on which, with their vote, the citizens will express their views about the government and their expectations concerning the future. In contrast with other stellar moments of Mexican politics, this …
Federico Reyes Heroles What is the purpose of being in power? The candidate asks herself and us. To serve, not to serve oneself, to give. To listen, to unite, not to divide. Maquinazo, they used to call it four decades ago. An act of improvisation …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce It has been fulfilled as it happens with all waiting for a date. The date of the long-awaited rally of the Pink Tide has arrived, and its purpose was more than fulfilled. Despite the constant harassment and threats from the Presidency of …
Antonio Navalón Where before everything was right, wisdom and intelligence, suddenly, when the bells of the change of cycle ring, when one begins to perceive that, even if one wins, one may lose, everything becomes a catastrophe, a mistake, and one becomes aware of the …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Tomorrow begins the decisive stage of the 2024 electoral process with the presence of the Pink Tide in the Zócalo. Tomorrow starts the march of millions of compatriots to the polls, arriving on June 2 to cast their votes. What is at …
Liebano Sáenz The democratic normality achieved since the 1997 elections is threatened by two factors: the partiality of the authorities, headed by President Lopez Obrador, and the dominance of organized crime in large territories of the country. The Constitution clearly states that all authorities are …
Luis Rubio Whatever the outcome of Mexico’s upcoming June second elections, what is certain is that the winner will be fallen upon by the mighty tiger of insecurity and violence that afflict practically the entire country. Although the President has minimized and spurned the extent …
Juan Villoro Cristina Rivera Garza has become the first Mexican voice to receive the Pulitzer Prize in the memoir or autobiography category. The award, founded in 1917, waited more than a century for this to happen. In journalism, the Pulitzer can be obtained by people …