Subject and Object

Luis Rubio Polarization alters everything, from how things are worded to the inclination to listen to them. Polarization destroys language, with widely accepted terms morphing into polemical conspiracies prone to the extermination of adversaries. Bent by the obsession for confronting the good with the bad, …

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The State in Internal War

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce We are just at the beginning of the 2024 electoral process, and data and events indicate that it has been decided to take the country to the edge of a precipice. And maybe even throw us over it. It is impossible to …

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Governance

Luis Rubio A myth is circulating in Mexico: that of presidentialism without counterweights. This is nothing new. Between the exacerbated presidentialism of yesteryear, including the legislative paralysis in recent decades, and now the latest model of unipersonal government, Mexicans display a propensity for conceiving of …

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Watch out for the dinosaur’s tail.

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce López Obrador defines his government as a long-lasting and far-reaching transformation. However, he skirts the essentially authoritarian character of his proposal. Lord Roxton forbade his companions to shoot at the “huge beast with a great tail” that threatened to eat the whole …

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The Republic is in Danger.

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The celebration of Mexico’s Independence Day in 2023 was the staging of the deep sectarianism that defines the government of President López Obrador. By prioritizing the exclusion of the representatives of the other branches of the Mexican State, both Legislative and Judicial …

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The importance of being named Xóchitl

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Xóchitl Gálvez came to revolutionize the political and intellectual life of the country. She revolutionized politics because the opposition acquired a new fighting spirit, cohesion, and purpose, besides having real possibilities of winning the presidency in the next elections. And it revolutionized …

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Where is the Choke Point?

Luis Rubio While the candidacies advance, the political risks increase. Three factors drive the possibility of the country having to confront critical situations during the following year. The first is the most obvious of these: the presidential cycle, everywhere in the world, follows a natural …

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