Photo: Frank Flores in Collaboration with Unsplash+Luis RubioThe Mexican electorate today faces a fundamental dilemma. However, regardless of how many citizens vote, it is impossible to minimize the transcendence of the citizens' ballot. In the elections, the future of...
Image: Alessio Zaccaria on UnsplashFederico Reyes HerolesIn memory of Sonia Corcuera,that sparkling, cheerful, and generous intelligence.It is difficult to imagine it in a child. It is complicated to explain it to them. But it is part of their introduction...
Photo: Carnegie42 on iStockAntonio NavalónSince medieval times, before facing battles - especially if they were decisive - it was customary to stand vigil of arms one night before the conflict. One of the most complicated exercises for the human...
Photo: Getty Images in collaboration with UnsplashRicardo Pascoe PierceIn 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...
Photo: CrisNYC Musée Rodin on wikimedia.orgRicardo Pascoe PierceTomorrow, 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...
Photo: Damian Siodlak on UnsplashLuis RubioAt 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....
This date will define whether Mexicans choose to end the political party regime in the face of the emergence of an empowered citizenry or whether they choose to end the democratic experience and submit to an autocracy that concentrates...