CELAC-EU Summit Makes Vague Gesture Against Use of Force, No Rejection of US Attacks
The joint declaration took 12 hours of deliberation.
US Imperialism
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Mexico’s Ministry of Agriculture Favours US Producers Over Mexican Producers
The Mexican government’s response to the just demands of corn producers reveals that for all its rhetoric about food sovereignty, it remains committed to neoliberal agricultural policies that devastated Mexican agriculture.
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Our Enormous Debt to Armand Mattelart
The author of How to Read Donald Duck taught us that the global communication system is neither neutral nor spontaneous, but rather the result of a history of capitalist accumulation, of material organization of symbolic flows in the service of domination.
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Noriega’s Tamales
From Panama in 1989 to today’s slanders against Maduro & Petro, the aim is the same: to force Latin American people to relinquish sovereignty and raw materials to US imperialism, to accept DEA oversight and US armed forces on their territories.
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The Exhausted Empire
America’s combination of chronic debt, military excess, inequality, and political paralysis constitutes a sustained deterioration.
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Trump is Testing Plan to Send Troops to Mexico, According to NBC
CIA agents would also be part of the operation.
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The Realm of Confusion & Concealment
Trump is neither crazy nor deviant, but rather responds to the interests of his ruling class and his imperialist nation. We are witnessing the militarization of American society.
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Mexico Denounces US’ Continued Disregard for Will of Majority at UN Discussion of Cuban Blockade
Mexico’s permanent representative to the UN, Héctor Vasconcelos, reaffirmed Mexico’s historic support for the island, stressing that unilateral sanctions threaten peace & development.
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US Again Attacks Alleged Traffickers in Eastern Pacific
The attack comes only hours after President Sheinbaum said Mexico had requested the US coordinate with the Mexican Navy to arrest, and not murder, suspected traffickers.
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Civil Society Orgs Demand Action on Soda Health Crisis at Mexico’s Senate
Large multinational corporations have accumulated exorbitant profits at the expense of the health of millions of Mexican families. While their profits grow, the rest of society must cover the damage.
