Luis Rubio The problems pile up while the capacity to respond diminishes. If to this one were to add the utter unwillingness of the government to find solutions to the problems that appear (and to those that it unnecessarily generates), the explosive potential, above all …
Antonio Navalón As of this writing, it is a fact that Donald J. Trump will go down in history as the 45th president of the United States. But not only will he go down in history for that, he will also go down – among …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Just as some label all their objects of hatred as “neoliberal”, there are also those who proclaim that the concept of “liberalism” can summarize the origins and purposes of a modern, functional, and democratic society. Using the epithet “neoliberalism” has the purpose …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce AMLO threatens to propose 36 constitutional changes next February 5 by avoiding attending the event to commemorate the Constitution. It is necessary to analyze the origin of the President’s bizarre and erratic behavior, barely eight months away from leaving office. If, for …
Luis Rubio A “trilemma” occurs when three critical objectives exist, but only two are attainable simultaneously. From the time that I became acquainted with this formulation, it seemed to me that it described well the contradictions that characterize Mexico: the search for political and economic …
Federico Reyes Heroles There are days when the mind does not ask: it is where it should be. This is the case. In the distance, Chuy appears. Easy to pronounce for a minor child, Chuy was omnipresent. Over there, over here, with his friends, huge …
Antonio Navalón There is nothing more human than power and the desire to obtain it. Of all our instincts – sexual, survival, love, or other – indeed, that of power is the most courageous. And this, among other reasons, is basically because – once the …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The Baker Institute, affiliated with Rice University in Texas, is an academic research center that has produced an annual report on the state of the U.S.-Mexico relationship since 2020. This is its fifth Report and presents a perspective on what can be …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce It took him 23 years to confess to the crime, but he finally did. Evasive, he admitted it on a September morning in 2023. Better late than never. It is true that, as he suffers from uncontainable verbosity, it was inevitable that, …
