The Right That Doesn’t Exist
The map of the Mexican right wing that some on the left claim doesn’t exist is vast.
Analysis
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China: An Outstretched Hand
While Trump carries on a policy of aggression, China proposes to cooperate without interfering in the internal politics of its counterparts, while possessing the technological and financial capabilities to contribute to Latin America & the Caribbean’s sustainable development.
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An Exclusionary & Elitist World Cup
The World Cup is a business and does not benefit the working class in any way. On the contrary, resources are lost to football stadiums that should be used for education and health.
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The Presidential Mandate & The Battle to Transform CIDE
Despite entrenched, hostile forces, President AMLO’s push to transform the public institution CIDE from a bastion of neoliberalism to one which can consider national development from a sovereign perspective carries on.
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The 4T Speeds Up
Today, President Sheinbaum has a much wider margin of action than her predecessor. It appears that the transformation will accelerate in the coming years.
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The Trump Corollary & Manifest Destiny
From George Washington to Donald Trump, there is no President whose plans do not include the myth of Manifest Destiny as an argument for imposing their imperialist dominance.
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Because Women’s Bodies Belong to Women
An interview with human rights defender, union organizer, & educator Fabiola Paulina Ramírez Ortiz, founder of Mariposas Mirabal.
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The Failed USMCA Project
Transnational corporations won in both NAFTA & the USMCA, and Mexico is not prepared to face the greater demands the US will impose in its favor for the continuation of the USMCA or in a new trade agreement.
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Venezuela, The Day After
Venezuela possesses the people, weapons, determination, and territory capable of sustaining a prolonged popular resistance, turning any attempt to occupy it into a quagmire for whoever tries.
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Tren Maya on the Tracks of History
An interview with Étienne von Bertrab, author of the new book Más allá: una historia del Tren Maya.
