Sports as Diplomacy – Soberanía 113
Mexico shines at the World Cup and welcomes Iran, the right recycles itself with Somos México and a rebooted PAN, and the New York Times peddles an anonymous-source smear against Morena.
Mexico shines at the World Cup and welcomes Iran, the right recycles itself with Somos México and a rebooted PAN, and the New York Times peddles an anonymous-source smear against Morena.
In episode 112 of Soberanía, hosts José Luis Granados Ceja and Kurt Hackbarth open with the fabricated “interview” of Carlos Monsiváis published by El Universal, which smears Andrés Manuel López Obrador with baseless, homophobic innuendo.
Senator Gerardo Fernández Noroña on the US offensive against the region, Morena’s internal debate, migration, and Palestine.
In episode 111 of Soberanía, hosts José Luis Granados Ceja and Kurt Hackbarth cover a week of contrast — from a billionaire’s public humiliation to a heartwarming display of South-South solidarity.
Mexico gears up for the World Cup amid teachers’ protests, the debut of the ‘Olinia 1’ electric car, and the Mexican opposition’s appearance at the American Society gala in Washington.
A week of dramatic escalation in U.S.-Mexico tensions and President Sheinbaum’s forceful response.
Jesús López Almejo, “El Profe de RI,” on Mexico’s place in a fast-changing geopolitical board and the lessons of Iran’s resistance.
Why the Right’s ‘Narco’ Narrative Keeps Failing.
Ajamu Baraka of the Black Alliance for Peace on sportswashing, the movement against the 2026 World Cup, and Colombia’s election.
Morena’s massive march: 20,000 people demanding the impeachment of Governor Maru Campos; 269 extradition requests, and President Sheinbaum’s weekends.