Pablo Hiriart’s opinion is that President Trump surprises constantly with decisions that seem strange and dangerous, and their impact carries consequences given the enormous power of his office. He analyses a few recent statements and their potential effect on world peace.
Weaving a high-level agreement with all the voices outside of Morena can lead to gaining a majority for the opposition in Congress in 2027, blocking the tyrannical rule of Morena, and changing course towards a genuine democratic system.
Sheinbaum’s proposed electoral reform aims to adapt Mexico’s electoral model, focusing on securing a qualified majority for Morena in Congress. Key strategies include reducing deputies, controlling the National Electoral Institute, and aligning Revocation of Mandate with midterm elections to enhance votes for Morena, ultimately consolidating state power and electoral outcomes.
n 1992, Queen Elizabeth II used the expression annus horribilis to describe a particularly difficult year marked by family scandals, divorces, and even a fire at Windsor Castle. The Latin phrase, meaning “horrible year,” served to sum up not only personal misfortunes, but also a sense of institutional decline for the British monarchy.
Following a phone call between Presidents Trump and Sheinbaum, Mexico welcomed a 90-day negotiation extension without concessions. While analysts express mixed feelings about future outcomes, Trump highlights the complexities of negotiating with Mexico, particularly around security issues. He warns that without addressing these, further tariffs may follow, complicating Sheinbaum’s optimistic stance.
The discourse explores Mexico’s precarious situation, highlighting a lack of effective leadership and clarity about the nation’s future. It critiques the government’s reliance on social programs over economic development, warns of potential financial collapse, and emphasizes the dangers of increasing political repression, suggesting a troubling trajectory for the country.
The article discusses China’s significant influence on globalization and the intersection of capitalism and communism in its society. It reflects on personal experiences that highlight China’s pervasive presence in daily life, from products to cultural interactions, emphasizing that the essence of Chinese culture has integrated into various aspects of existence beyond its borders.
Florentino Portero argues that the liberal order based on freedom and free trade is collapsing, beginning a shift towards a post-Western world led by emerging powers in Southeast Asia. He warns of rising populism due to citizens’ declining trust in traditional parties, emphasizing the importance of fighting for freedom and addressing people’s immediate needs for stability and employment.
The political landscape in Mexico faces challenges as authoritarianism resurges, threatening the hard-won democratic values developed over decades. Polls indicate alarming support for a self-coup by the president. The need for visionary leaders who can unify diverse ideological perspectives under the banner of democracy has never been more critical.
The article examines concerns over President Sheinbaum’s authority amid reports of her cabinet and Morena party members ignoring her austerity directives while indulging in luxury vacations. This disconnect raises questions about who holds real decision-making power in Mexico’s political landscape, highlighting Sheinbaum’s struggle to assert control over her party.