Antonio Navalón It is clear that until January 2025, the flagship and most important program, the Treaty between Mexico, the United States, and Canada – also known as CUSMA/USMCA/T-MEC – which in turn represents one of the largest commercial markets in the world, will not …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Claudia Sheinbaum’s presidential campaign kick-off event in the Zócalo was, in reality, a bow to Andrés Manuel López Obrador. And it was also an act of submission of the candidate to the real leader of the movement. And a maneuver to avoid …
Luis Rubio Electoral contests are a little like military campaigns: an objective is disputed, arms and instruments of combat are deployed, and the enemy’s defeat is sought, in this case, the contender. In his biography on Napoleon, Andrew Roberts states that it was “a measure …
Federico Reyes Heroles Tell me what you pay attention to, and I’ll tell you who you are. José Ortega y Gasset. Distraction? There is a lot of it; I do not mean the necessary one, which allows us for a moment to travel out of …
Antonio Navalón Many years ago, precisely in 1937 – months after the Spanish Civil War began – the poet Miguel Hernández, a native of a place full of history and invasions, Alicante, and who was self-taught, wrote a poem that completely uplifted the Spanish people. …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce According to Henry Kissinger’s account of the last days before Richard Nixon resigned as President of the United States, he felt a sudden fascination with the mystical and the magical as a desperate refuge from his political and personal tragedy. Kissinger explains …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The new Cold World War is raging and with a lot of force. There are several hot war fronts: Ukraine and Gaza are the most notorious. Mexico is another front in this war and faces serious dangers. Mexico has challenges from a …
Luis Rubio It is not difficult to elucidate the problems confronting Mexico; the hard part is identifying suitable solutions and creating consensus for their implementation. The problems are, in good measure, ageless and known to all, but their causes, consequences, and potential solutions are always …
Federico Reyes Heroles Cold night, we walk through the main square of our country, among the buildings that have been silent witnesses of a thousand battles. That strange and symbolic conjunction of the Executive Power, the National Palace, where Juarez died, home of the neoclassical …
Antonio Navalón Never have so many people been at the disposal of so few hands who really care about so few things. Approximately 60% of the world’s population living under a democratic or similar system will go to the polls this year. It is difficult …