The article discusses the implications of Trump’s actions on international relations and American society. It critiques his disregard for global trade rules and science, portraying him as a figure of arrogance. The author warns that Trump’s behavior could lead to significant damage, urging Americans to rely on legal frameworks and alliances for stability.
Trump’s tariffs are intended to protect U.S. industries but have led to significant economic repercussions, including inflation, recession, and stagflation. The tariffs impact U.S. GDP negatively and trigger retaliatory measures from other countries, disrupting global trade and supply chains, particularly affecting industries reliant on exports. The ongoing economic implications warrant close monitoring.
Juan Pablo Cardenal discusses the geopolitical shift caused by Trump’s distancing from the West, allowing China to expand its influence through trade and investment. He argues that while China thrives on its state-controlled economy, it faces structural issues that hinder its ability to replace the U.S. as a global superpower.
中国と米国の対立は歴史的背景があり、両国は「キメラ」として経済的相補性を持っていたが、距離を置くようになった。中国は技術教育を強化し、メキシコも同様の改革が求められている。進展は見られるが、他のアジア諸国に比べて不十分である。
中美衝突的根源早於川普，兩國經濟互補卻漸行漸遠。中國專注科技教育，經濟改革成效明顯，而墨西哥面臨挑戰，政治及經濟改革不斷受阻。亞洲國家的成功案例顯示，變革需有明確方向和堅持努力。
The U.S.-China conflict has evolved from a previously complementary relationship, prompting significant global shifts. China’s focus on STEM education contrasts with U.S. deficiencies, highlighting Mexico’s struggles in achieving similar reforms. Observing Asian successes without authoritarianism offers lessons for Mexico, emphasizing the need for coherent economic strategies and infrastructure development.
The article discusses the potential collapse of the post-World War II international structure due to the rise of Trumpism. It highlights a crisis in democracy, the erosion of ethical standards, and questions the effectiveness of international cooperation, particularly in supporting developing nations. The implications for global governance and democracy are dire if current trends continue.
We started the month with the news of the imposition of special tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China. However, after Trump’s conversations with Sheinbaum and Trudaeu a few hours later, the “punishment” was deferred, and tariffs will not be imposed until March 1st. I don’t …
The content discusses the global crises stemming from institutional failures post-World War II, comparing the current U.S. situation to historical empires. It highlights the rise of populism linked to disillusionment with democracy, the shift in global power towards China, and the need for new sovereignty concepts in North America. The piece critiques failed governance in Europe and addresses geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East and Russia.
The newspaper Reforma reports that Donald Trump’s administration plans to deport 5 million undocumented Mexicans starting January 20, 2025, revealing the largest nationality of undocumented migrants. The situation raises concerns about deportees’ safety, as 23 countries refuse to accept their citizens. Trump’s actual deportation numbers remain uncertain, with historical context suggesting limited impact.