On December 2, the President dismissed a New York Times article suggesting the Sinaloa cartel recruits chemistry students for fentanyl production. Subsequent reports revealed the cartel's operations, revealing a disturbing increase in fentanyl use, especially in border areas. The...
In 2025, Mexico transitions to an authoritarian political regime under Morena, characterized by crushed opposition and a market economy dependent on foreign and drug-trafficking capital. The justice system shifts towards unofficial preventive detention, promoting social control. This new system...
Photo: Photo: Zenos Frudakis on zenosfrundakis.comLuis RubioFreedom is an ever-scarcer commodity. In contrast with other key factors for the development of a nation, such as education and health, freedom is the factor that strengthens both the citizenry and society...
The post reflects on various literary works that explore philosophical and human conditions. It highlights Voltaire's "Candide," Michael Ignatieff's "Finding Solace in Dark Times," and other significant writings, including those by Stefan Zweig, Marcus Aurelius, and Václav Havel. Each...
President López Obrador's legacy includes significant complicity with drug trafficking, leading to widespread violence and corruption in Mexico. His approach has resulted in a low-intensity civil war characterized by terrorism. The increase in advanced warfare tactics among drug traffickers...
Andrés Manuel López Obrador maintains significant influence in Mexico's government despite officially stepping down, creating a dual power dynamic. Claudia Sheinbaum, while nominally in charge, grapples with this reality and faces challenges to her authority. The manipulation of institutions...
Luis Rubio reflects on significant readings of the year, highlighting works that delve into political thought and historical transitions. Key books discussed include analyses of Xi Jinping’s leadership, the rise of populism, the challenges of criminality, and the experiences...