The content reflects on the rise of misinformation in politics, drawing parallels between Trump and Mexican leaders. It highlights a shift in public perception regarding corruption and the diminishing role of independent voices. The author argues against centralism and...
Trump's political strategy reflects a clear intention to consolidate power while addressing U.S.-Mexico relations, particularly regarding drug cartels. The complexities of border security and trade agreements highlight the tensions between national interests and effective governance. Trump's approach may redefine...
Donald Trump, before officially taking office, threatens 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada over migration and drug issues. Mexico responds with a "tariff for tariff" stance, while Canada initiates dialogue. Underlying tensions include national security concerns and...
The COVID-19 pandemic reversed progress in eradicating extreme poverty, with millions falling into poverty globally, including a significant rise in Mexico. This highlights growing wealth inequality and social discontent. Two economic models emerge in response: one focusing on extensive...
The article discusses the relationship between taxation and governance in Mexico, emphasizing that a government must improve accountability alongside raising taxes. It argues that without a strong social contract, increasing taxes without better services leads to instability. Structural fiscal...
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As the Russia-Ukraine war intensifies, the US, UK, and France have allowed Ukraine to use NATO-provided missiles against Russian military targets. In response, Russia has altered its nuclear doctrine, claiming a legal state of war against these nations. Amid...