Image: Stefano Bianchetti/Corbis on smithsonianmag.comLuis RubioAll societies develop their myths and beliefs as ways to explain life, but in Mexico, these often fall short of reality. Someone once stated that if Kafka were Mexican, he would have been a...
Photo: AP Photo/Gustavo Moreno on columbian.comRicardo Pascoe PierceThe President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio "Lula" da Silva, called a meeting of presidents of South American countries to promote a regional integration process. The heads of state of Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia,...
Photo: Clay Banks on UnsplashThe title of today's letter can refer to many countries where the vested interests of politicians take precedence over decisions favorable to their constituents.I am going to talk about the crisis in the United States...
Image: Valery Sidelnykov on ShutterstockJuan VilloroHumanity is getting dumber and dumber, as evidenced by the international success of the Kardashians and the Mexican success of Acapulco Shore.Photo: Ali Pazani on PexelsThis is not speculation but scientific fact. According to...
Image: on Twitter/@RobinBrooksIIF Not everywhere; countries like Argentina still have three-digit inflation. Also interesting:Image: The Economist, shared on Whatsapp.Hence, the revaluation of their currencies vs. the US Dollar. Another interesting graph:Image: on Twitter/@pkedrosky.The perception is that AI is a...
Photo: Saiyood on iStockRicardo Pascoe PierceWhen Mexico signed the CUSMA/USMCA/T-MEC, it agreed to combat forced labor within its territory and refused to import goods made with forced or child labor. Article 23.1 of the Agreement reflects the affirmation of...
Image: on hotcore.infoAntonio NavalónIn 1911, Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill - who then served as First Lord of the Admiralty - decided to change from coal to oil as fuel for the imperial naval fleet. And from that moment on,...