A Scenario

Luis Rubio One morning, as Gregor Samsa was waking from a restless sleep, he discovered that he had been transformed into a monstrous insect while he was in bed. Without a doubt a transcendental occurrence for Samsa, the character of Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, but perhaps too …

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Xóchitl and Sun Tzu’s lessons

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The anticipated winner is he who calculates everything; the anticipated loser is he who calculates little. He who calculates much wins; he who calculates little perishes. Sun Tzu The frontal, thermonuclear attack of the Mexican State against Xóchitl Gálvez’s candidacy was not …

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The Principle.

Luis Rubio In the realm of folklore and ancient traditions, as set forth by Carlos Lozada, myths are tales forever retold for their wisdom and underlying truths. No one understands this logic better than President López Obrador, who is not only a master of narrative …

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Total War

Antonio Navalón From the origins of Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War” to the present day, it has always been known that wars are fought between people and people – regardless of their ethnic, religious, social, or any other origin – we have a repertoire …

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Morena, Mañanera, and the Military.

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce There has been so much discussion about who would be the best candidates for Morena that the issue of their proposals has been forgotten. Nobody knows for sure how the method evolved. It is known that the first conclusion about the “Morenista …

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 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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