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Two CIA agents die in a car crash in Chihuahua, new AIFA train, Kurt in Chicago, and the WSJ’s hit piece on President Sheinbaum.

A report from the fifth Patria colloquium in Havana, two CIA operatives die in Chihuahua, and Mexico’s proposed transition to a universal, portable health care system.

Nancy Flores, investigative journalist for Contra Línea and one of Mexico’s most respected—and most attacked—voices in independent journalism.

UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances, migrant deaths in the US, Mexico’s new Foreign Secretary Roberto Velasco, and deterrence in Mexico.

Mexico tax authority’s decision to revoke the tax-deductible status some NGOs operating in the country, including prominent organizations linked to the opposition and US funding.

In the second part of this El Taller conversation, hosts José Luis Granados Ceja and Kurt Hackbarth continue their wide-ranging discussion with Hilary Goodfriend, a postdoctoral researcher at UNAM and specialist in Central American politics. The conversation turns to the geopolitical fallout from the U.S. war in Iran and what it could mean for Latin…

Breaking down Central America’s political trajectory—from US intervention to today’s far-right surge, electoral sabotage, and Mexico’s strategic role.

Episode 100 of the Mexican Politics Podcast, reflecting on two years of covering Mexican politics, as well as recent analysis on Cuba, the war in the Middle East, and electoral reform.

A Miami gathering of right wing leaders representing barely a fifth of the region’s population; Mexico’s ambitious housing program; and the death of El Mencho.

The US attack on Tehran & the tenuous nature of US protection, Morena’s proposed electoral reform, and Mexico’s Supreme Court and self-governance in Chiapas.