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The Truth Behind Mexico’s Violence: Data Manipulation Exposed; More dissapeared, Less Homicides.

The discovery of clandestine graves and crematoriums in Mexico highlights the severe crisis of violence and organized crime, drawing global attention. Despite ongoing government attempts to manipulate statistics on disappearances and homicides, public awareness is growing. The current administration faces scrutiny for using similar tactics to its predecessors, risking deeper complicity with drug trafficking.

Two Moments, From AMLO to Sheinbaum: A New Era in Mexican Governance.

The post contrasts the political trajectories of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) and Claudia Sheinbaum, highlighting their differing approaches despite originating from the same political party, Morena. AMLO concentrated power and deviated from traditional PRI values, while Sheinbaum emphasizes economic growth and governance responsibility, marking a distinct evolution in Mexico’s political landscape.

Honda, Nissan, and a Mexican.

Honda and Nissan, both significant Japanese automakers with distinct histories, recently attempted a merger to enhance competitiveness amidst evolving automotive challenges. However, the deal collapsed due to Honda’s reluctance for shared hierarchy. Post-failure, Nissan appointed Iván Espinoza as CEO, tasked with navigating competition from American and Chinese manufacturers in the industry.

Preparing For The Worst.

The article discusses the contrasting views of U.S. leadership under President Trump, suggesting a shift from traditional ideals of free trade and moral alliances to a strategy perceived as aligned with authoritarian regimes. It highlights concerns of escalating tensions with Russia, specifically regarding Ukraine and military preparations in Europe, indicating potential future conflicts.

If Trump’s foreign policy pushes allies away, can the US go it alone?

Ian Bremmer highlights the Trump administration’s foreign policy focus on American unilateralism at the expense of traditional alliances, particularly in relation to Ukraine. He emphasizes that the future of transatlantic relations and NATO will depend more on European actions than U.S. involvement as the crisis unfolds.

Peter Thiel and the Conservative Revolution in the United States.

In a speech, US Vice President J. D. Vance criticized European culture for undermining liberal democracy, claiming the true heir to Western civilization is the America envisioned by Donald Trump. Influencing Vance is Peter Thiel, whose disruptive ideology blends conservatism and libertarianism, significantly shaping Trumpism and American political discourse.

Imagining the Surrender of Ukraine

The imagined surrender of Ukraine to Russia could validate aggressive territorial claims and destabilize global power relations. This scenario threatens Europe, undermines NATO, and suggests a shift in U.S. policy that empowers authoritarian regimes. A new world order may emerge if international norms fail to contain such aggressiveness.

The Role of Fear in Political Control

The emergence of industrial society brought security as a crucial factor for stability, emphasizing legal protections and trust in governance. However, recent political shifts, particularly under Trump, have led to increased unpredictability and fear. This uncertainty impacts global politics, leaving countries in a precarious state, navigating potential instability.

The Damage is done, Trump’s Tariff Threats: Economic and Political Consequences

Trump’s tariff threats manipulate global dynamics, impacting countries like Canada and Mexico, while failing to resolve the Ukraine conflict. His demands from Russia and Hamas reveal a lack of understanding of complex geopolitical realities. The resulting economic and political crises in Mexico demonstrate the potential for long-term damage, requiring substantial policy changes for recovery.