El Taller: Understanding Modern Fascism with Alberto Toscano
Alberto Toscano, author of Late Fascism, discusses what fascism means today, beyond political clichés.
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US Imperialism’s Hybrid Warfare & Leaks
The recent leak to US imperialist media about a dubious plot to assassinate the zionist ambassador in Mexico was intended to demonize Iran and strain relations between Tehran, Caracas and Mexico.
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CELAC-EU Summit Makes Vague Gesture Against Use of Force, No Rejection of US Attacks
The joint declaration took 12 hours of deliberation.
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First Units in CDMX Affordable Social Housing Program Will be Ready in 2026
By the end of Clara Brugada’s 6-year term, in 2030, there will be 20,000 new units available for youth under 35.
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Class Resistance Against Uncertainty & Resignation
It is time to prepare and organize strength in every center and community. To think about the class and not just the trade. The working class in these times has no option to emigrate.
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Mexico City’s Utopias
Community centers in Mexico City’s most populous and poorest borough demonstrates their transformative power and presents a model for other cities throughout the world.
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INEHRM: Spain’s Allusion to Pain Caused by Colonization “would be better if it were bigger & more explicit”
Finally, a Spanish official “dared to make that public acknowledgment,” said Felipe Ávila of Mexico’s National Historical Institute.
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Mexico’s Ban on Outsourcing Revealed Massive Profit-Sharing Evasion
For years, corporations in Mexico used outsourcing to evade financial obligations to workers, pocketing tens of billions, until a 2021 outsourcing ban closed their lucrative, exploitative loophole.
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Clicks November 8
Our weekly roundup of Mexican political news from the Spanish & English language press, including Mexico City’s Utopias, Guanajuato corruption, Peru vs Mexico, anti-eviction reform, national farmers strike, fraudulent assassination plot against israel ambassador, and violence in Michoacán.
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Mexico’s Ministry of Agriculture Favours US Producers Over Mexican Producers
The Mexican government’s response to the just demands of corn producers reveals that for all its rhetoric about food sovereignty, it remains committed to neoliberal agricultural policies that devastated Mexican agriculture.
