Antonio Navalón One of the most important side effects of what happened on September 11, 2001 – and one that I don’t think Osama bin Laden cared much about – is that, with the fall of the Twin Towers, two additional things also succumbed: the …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The President of Mexico is organizing a fratricidal war against Biden, aligning himself with Trump and Putin. He seems to be driven by the conviction that the central commitment of his government is to launch the wrecking ball against all the country’s …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce President López Obrador is famous in the international community for his flowery use of what is known as “double-talk”. That is, in the same speech, he announces two different international policies contradictory to each other. Special mention should be made of his …
Antonio Navalón Not since 1940 had the world experienced a situation as paradoxical as the one we are currently experiencing. In that year, Germany – which had already invaded Poland and had triggered the beginning of World War II – while redesigning its plans for …
Luis Rubio The objective is clear: stay in power beyond 2024 at any price. Showing their true colors is the latest novelty brandished by the lousy transformers of the Fourth Transformation. The electoral legislation in force in electoral matters dates from the nineties, within the …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The WHO estimates that 626,000 people have died from Covid-19 in Mexico, in contrast to the 324,334 corresponding to the government’s count. There is a difference of 301,666 people dead between the WHO estimate and the Mexican government’s. Is the figure irrelevant? …
Photo: gettyimages on bbc.com Juan Villoro After amassing an astronomical fortune, Elon Musk considered it logical to go to outer space. Owner of SpaceX, the hyper-billionaire born in South Africa in 1971, reactivated the space race when the launch pads at Cape Canaveral had already become scrap metal. His first three rockets exploded, but the …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The only significant announcement that President López Obrador made about his conversation with President Biden last Friday was that it was agreed that the Mexican Foreign Minister would go to Washington the following Monday. The other comments were ambiguities common to his …
Antonio Navalón Today, we live in a world that is not only convulsed and confused but also highly ideologized. In part, this is because the ideological struggle allows and endures everything. For example, if you want to kill children and civilians and destroy the cultural …
