Soberanía 26: Democratizing the Courts
What does Mexico’s constitutional reform of the judiciary actually intend to accomplish?
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¡Reforma Ya!
Mexico’s political institutions reflect majority opinion; Morena is in power because the country’s political system allows third parties to grow (it’s only ten years old) and because most people support its policies, including democratizing the judiciary.
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CLICKS SEPTEMBER 7
Our weekly roundup of press coverage in & of Mexico, including AMLO’s final informe, US corps drying up Mexico, judicial reform, nearshoring jitters, child labor declining, and violence in Chiapas.
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EXAMINING MEXICAN POLITICS PT 1 w/ GRANADOS CEJA & HACKBARTH
Appearance on Class, the official podcast of the National Political Education Committee of the Democratic Socialists of America.
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LEFT RECKONING w/ HACKBARTH & GRANADOS CEJA
Hackbarth & Granados Ceja discuss AMLO’s final days in office and the fight to continue to build from the victories of MORENA.
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Sovereignty Is Never Up for Negotiation
The sort of interference proposed by Brazil and Colombia is an affront to sovereignty, even when it comes from friendly governments.
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SOBERANÍA 25 – OPPOSITION IN DISARRAY
Morena supermajority, the recent independent media gathering, AMLO’s final ‘Informe’, where in the world is Ovidio Guzmán, and a Canadian addition to Losers & Haters.
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De Chile, Mole y Pozole: Stories from Oaxaca
Writer, playwright, and journalist Kurt Hackbarth is a naturalized Mexican citizen living in Oaxaca. Committed to getting new writers published, he and his partner, Nidia Rojas, created their own publishing house.
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President AMLO’s Sixth & Final Informe
President AMLO delivered his sixth and final Informe de Gobierno, a report on the work and progress that had been made in Mexico, to a packed crowd in Mexico City’s Zocalo.
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Internationalist Training Course
A call to the leftist, feminist, popular and anti-imperialist militants of the continent to join the Internationalist Training Course: A Minimum Floor.
