Luis Rubio In “The Seventh Seal”, a 1957 film by Ingmar Bergman, a knight returns from the Crusades to find his homeland ravaged by the plague. Suffering and devastation had shaken his faith in God. When Death comes for him, the crusader proposes a game of chess to …
Antonio Navalón It is striking that in the history of Mexico – even before the Conquest – it is the impossible dream that almost always explains how events unfolded and, above all, why we constantly set out and analyze what remains after failure. If one …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce AMLO is overwhelmed by what it means to lose the presidency: he will have to render accounts that are impossible to explain. The time comes for every state leader when he must explain how he spent the money that society entrusted him …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The reasons for the Mexican revolution are under siege by the misnamed Mexican left. The most relevant result of the revolution – the Constitution – is one step away from becoming a dead letter because of the actions of López Obrador and …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Before the end of the march in defense of INE, at least in Mexico City, the post-march debate between the ruling regime and the opposition began. Initially, the debate revolved around the number of people attending the march. Mexico City’s Secretary of …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Tomorrow begins the popular, massive, and organized resistance to López Obrador’s ungovernability throughout Mexico. This day, with marches in more than 30 cities across the country and in Los Angeles, California, and Barcelona, millions of Mexicans will express with voice and feet …
The powers that be in Mexico are dominated by a self-serving sect controlled by a very primitive man lacking in any moral solvency, driven by resentments, convinced that he is enlightened, and is shared with a few leaders of organized crime -violent and white-collar-, the …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Faced with the budget debacle resulting from financing pharaonic works that have turned into bottomless barrels, AMLO now wants to steal the life savings of millions of Mexicans to continue his feast of inefficiency, lack of accountability, and corruption. He is building …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Before July 6, 1988, in Mexico, the issue of the electoral body that counted the votes was not a matter of interest, let alone debate. The Ministry of the Interior received the votes, counted them, and announced the winner. The PRI was …
