Pedro Gellert on Why Mexico Solidarity Media
An interview with Pedro Gellert, veteran left journalist, translator, and active Morena rank-and-filer since before the party became Morena.
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The Chicago/México Connection
An interview with Jorge Mújica Murias, alternate Morena diputado and a visible and vocal leader in Chicago’s Mexican community for decades.
Mexican Auto Unionism in Focus
A critical contribution to understanding the transformations driven by the 2019 labor reform in Mexico.
Latin American Leaders Reject US-Imposed Migration Policies at Palenque Summit
At the Palenque Summit in Mexico City, Latin American leaders blamed coercive U.S. policies for the migration crisis.
Mexico Leads in Women’s Equality in Politics
It’s a little known fact that Mexico is a worldwide leader in women’s representation in politics.
Latin America Is Leading the Way in Standing Up to Israel
Bolivia has severed diplomatic relations with Israel, and Colombia, Chile, and Honduras have all recalled their ambassadors. Latin America is leading the way in opposing Israel’s war on Gaza.
A Beacon of Hope: Response to “The Mexican Question”
Responding to Ramón Centeno in Sidecar, Jesús Hermosillo writes that while Mexico’s president is no Marxist, one result of what Centeno says is his “populist idiom of confrontation between ‘the people’ and ‘the elite’” has been the seeding of a new class-based political consciousness.
In Defense of AMLO – Understanding Morena’s Project
José Granados Ceja of the Mexico Solidarity Project joins Bill Fletcher Jr. for a live discussion on MORENA’s political role in the context of Mexico’s recent history.
Mexican Farmworkers: A Class Perspective
An interview with Carlos Marentes, a farm labor organizer and advocate for many decades.
Republican Talk About Invading Mexico Is Dangerous and Unhinged
Recent Republican bluster about a possible US ground invasion in Mexico to go after drug cartels remains on the fringe. But as bipartisan support for the border wall shows, far-fetched ideas can quickly become plausible in the run-up to a presidential election.