How Mexico’s School Junk Food Ban Evolved
Despite resistance from Coca Cola and other private interests committed to destroying children’s health for profit, Mexico’s junk food ban has been implemented in 86% of the country’s schools.
Analysis
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Basic Grains at the Crossroads
The loss of domestic production translates into greater dependence on the United States.
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Rain: Mexico’s National Emergency
Today, in the face of the tragedy that has befallen hundreds of thousands of our fellow citizens, it is time for the spirit of solidarity to be expressed once again.
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Neoliberalism & the Fourth Transformation
Capitalists will continue to seek to increase profits at the expense of wages and produce inequality, but it is possible to temper this trend with a balance of political forces favorable to the people.
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Strategic Minerals & Mexico’s Future
We cannot leave everything in the hands of private investment, as it is essential to protect our national heritage, writes Napoleón Gómez Urrutia, head of the National Miners’ Union.
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Mexico City Land Use Planning & Precarity
Alejandro Encinas’ departure for the Organization of American States leaves a key position vacant during a critical period in the city’s fight against the real estate cartel.
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Fascism & The Popular Front: The Comintern’s 7th Congress
Rereading Dimitrov today is thought-provoking, as it demonstrates a complex understanding of the fascist phenomenon and legitimately articulates a political and democratic response, such as the Popular Front.
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Time for a Tune-Up: Morena Turns Eleven
“Morena must not turn into just a brand. Its strength must be its social movements, women leaders and the ethics and commitment of its membership,” says Alejandro Torres in this interview.
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I’m Not Afraid of israel
If we don’t react to israel’s genocide against Palestine, we will have failed as human beings, writes Workers Party deputy Lilia Aguilar Gil.
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Agricultural Producers Call for Removing Basic Grains from USMCA, Building Food Sovereignty
What’s the point of lowering inflation with cheap imported products that generate unemployed people who have no income to purchase cheap goods?
