The Cheap Left & Its Beloved Far Right
Boosting an ultra-right wing threat while slowing social advances, such as by postponing the 40 hour work week, could be a recipe for disaster.
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Ayotzinapa: 11 Years of Impunity
The coming months will be crucial in defining the direction of the case: the Sheinbaum government will define not only its relationship with the students’ parents, but also with families searching for their children across Mexico.
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President Sheinbaum says PM Carney Requested List of Canadian Mining Companies Violating Mexican Environmental Laws
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is a former banker at Goldman Sachs.
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Educational Coaching, a Pedagogical Shell Game
Educational coaching has a motivation rhetoric that only offers superficial solutions, ignoring structural problems such as administrative overload, lack of resources, and precarious working conditions.
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40 Years After the 1985 Earthquake, Working Conditions for Seamstresses Remain Unchanged
During the earthquake of September 19, 1985, 600 seamstresses were trapped under the rubble. After they formed unions and cooperatives, but nothing changed: working conditions remained horrible, & dozens of seamstresses were trapped in the 2017 earthquake.
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DEA Proposed Attacking Cartels in Mexico; White House Rejected Idea
The ostensibly “anti-drug” agency called for attacks on drug trafficking leaders and military strikes on infrastructure, according to the Washington Post.
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People’s Mañanera September 19
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on 1985 earthquake remembrance, national lottery, judicial reform, TV Azteca debts, Canada, Amparos & US accusations against Morena deputy.
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September 19: A Scar That Won’t Heal
This Friday marks the 40th anniversary of that dawn that marked generations. The 1985 earthquake not only collapsed buildings: it also shattered confidence in the government and awakened civil society.
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Morena Proposes Universal Access to Notarial Services
The bill, introduced in the Senate, would create a supervisory system for notaries and ensure some services to be limited by cost or free.
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Ricardo Salinas Pliego, Self-Loathing Creature of the State
The indebted billionaire, more operator than talented entrepreneur, plagued by public tax debt in Mexico and private investor debt in the US, has convinced himself he is the best Presidential candidate for 2030.
