The question in the title applies to both Mexico and the United States. There are countries where the answer is definitely no, such as Israel, Ukraine, Russia, or Turkey, but when focusing on the United States or Mexico, the answer is unclear, as there are …
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 …
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 …
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Antonio Navalón As of this writing, it is a fact that Donald J. Trump will go down in history as the 45th president of the United States. But not only will he go down in history for that, he will also go down – among …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Just as some label all their objects of hatred as “neoliberal”, there are also those who proclaim that the concept of “liberalism” can summarize the origins and purposes of a modern, functional, and democratic society. Using the epithet “neoliberalism” has the purpose …
The Editor of the Financial Times, Roula Khalaf, addressed a letter to its readers welcoming to Democracy 2024 with a series of articles and short films marking an extraordinary year ahead. “More than half the global population is potentially voting in elections this year. Some …
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The Baker Institute, affiliated with Rice University in Texas, is an academic research center that has produced an annual report on the state of the U.S.-Mexico relationship since 2020. This is its fifth Report and presents a perspective on what can be …
Ian Bremmer, the president and founder of the Eurasia Group, joins Professor Scott Galloway to discuss what he believes are the year’s top geopolitical risks. These include the United States vs. itself, the Middle East on the brink, and the war in Ukraine on a …
Angel Jaramillo* Last January 13, a sea of green and red flags was waved by a euphoric crowd in a square near the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) headquarters in Taipei. They celebrated the triumph of the presidential candidate, Lai Ching-te, and his running mate, Hsiao …