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Unity vs. Unanimity
Luis Rubio The world is living through an era of animosity, and Mexico is not the exception. The presidential strategy of dividing and polarizing has been utilized by leaders worldwide during these convulsive times, as illustrated by Trump, Narendra Modi in India, Bolsonaro in Brazil, …
Luis Maizel’s Monthly Letter: The youth in crisis.
Today, I begin my letter with an issue that has been worrying me for some time, which seems even more serious today. The new generation of young people known as Generation Z, the next generation of millennials, seems not to find its way and is …
Getting out of the mud
Federico Reyes Heroles We know they lie to us. They know we know they are lying to us, and… they keep on lying. How far can it go? It is difficult to say. It appears in the world, and we can expel it. It has …
What would happen to Mexico’s energy sector in a potential Seimbaum administration?
The Question: Today’s consensus in Mexico is that under a potential president, Sheinbaum*, the state of affairs in energy will remain as it has been under AMLO. Until today, in her statements and interviews, Sheinbaum has closely repeated the energy creed of AMLO, including saying …
Obrador and Milei: the objective is to ” blow up everything”.
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce While Milei arrived as a political outsider, Sheinbaum is the product of secret political agreements. While Milei is considered far right, the current Sheinbaum represents far left. And yet, listening to them speak and proclaim, they are remarkably similar. One such important …
More of the same?
Luis Rubio According to Simon Kuznets, the world has four types of countries: developed, underdeveloped, Japan, and Argentina. Argentina has been defying gravity for decades, in fact, almost a century. With small moments of euphoria, its economy has gone from bad to worse for so …
Polarizaton is Global. So?
Polarization around the world is increasingly present, in some cases even concerning. Politics in some countries are moved by protesting angry citizens fed up with the incompetence of their leaders. Extremists have a fertile ground for their causes, both for left and right. Unlikely candidates …
Argentina marks a turning point.
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Argentina repudiated Peronism, Kirchnerism, leftism, and the populist rhetoric accompanying those governments for over two decades. During that time, it has received political support from Hugo Chávez, Nicolás Maduro, Lula Da Silva, and Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The economic management has been …
Mexico’s Next President: Challenges and Recommendations. Wilson Center
ESSAYS BY:LILA ABED, CECILIA FARFÁN-MÉNDEZ, ALEXANDRA HELFGOTT,ERIC MARQUEZ, ANDREW I. RUDMAN, ARIEL RUIZ,AMBASSADOR EARL ANTHONY WAYNE, DUNCAN WOOD To read the whole document, the controls for turning pages and zooming in or out are at the bottom left corner above. Further Reading: