Mexico’s National Security Shows Fractures
We are facing a scenario where denial is becoming state policy, but the most dangerous aspect is that even if the federal government truly lacked details, there’s an unacceptable lack of coordination.
Analysis
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Mexico’s Proposed Universal Healthcare System Promises Zero Rejections, But Twelve Massive Exceptions
Universalizing a healthcare system without a budget is not audacious; it is arithmetically impossible.
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How Much Do We Need Fracking in Mexico?
Mexico’s problem is not simply energy dependence on natural gas, but our essential subjugation to a foreign economic model whose objective is to satisfy the interests of large foreign corporations.
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USMCA: Listen to All Voices from the Countryside
It’s imperative to develop a roadmap for building Mexico’s sovereign agri-food model with broad participation, especially from producers. Our agriculture is not merely a productive activity; it is social cohesion, identity, meaning, & a formidable public good.
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Popular Resistance to the Yankee Invasion of the Port of Veracruz
April 21st marks the 112th anniversary of the popular defense of the Port of Veracruz against US occupation.
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Mexico’s Economic Problems Demand A Review of Central Bank’s Functions
The neoliberal dogma of central bank independence is false: in reality it serves only the interests of the financial sector & not national objectives of productive growth & employment.
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Who is Blocking Mexicans’ Right to Food?
A Mexican food law which would exclude corporations from participating in decision-making is dying from neglect: the government has stalled on implementing it for the past two years.
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President Sheinbaum’s Address to Barcelona Summit in Defense of Democracy
Remarks delivered by the Mexican President in Spain on Saturday, April 18th.
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Fracking: For a Broad Debate
It’s evident that changing the current energy matrix cannot be limited to the hypothetical use of fracking , but must also explore the potential of solar plants, wind farms (onshore and offshore), geothermal energy, and other renewable sources, as well as neglected nuclear energy.
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No to Fracking
The use of fracking in Mexico will not guarantee energy sovereignty and will not lead us to a just energy transition.
