OP-ED: MEXICO: Resilience and Solidarity
At the moment of this writing, the earthquake that shook central and southern Mexico on September 19 has claimed the lives of more than 300 individuals, has left over 2,600…
At the moment of this writing, the earthquake that shook central and southern Mexico on September 19 has claimed the lives of more than 300 individuals, has left over 2,600…
In Mexico, there is a saying: “el que no tranza no avanza”. This sensational spelling is steeped in irony. For many Mexicans - it embodies the modus operandi of the…
The latest scandal in a long list of setbacks for President Enrique Peña Nieto was revealed in the form of a well-documented journalistic research published by online news portal Animal…
Less than one year from the 2018 election, electoral polls have pointed out that Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, a former Mayor of Mexico City, two-time Presidential candidate and current leader…
By Dr. Håvar Solheim; University lecturer Modern History; Department of Latin American Studies; Leiden University - For years Latin America has been profiled as one of the most violent regions in…
Prominent Mexican activists, journalists and lawyers were illegally spied upon by the Mexican Government using spyware which infected their smartphones. The spyware was installed on devices after targets were lured…
By Glenn Ojeda Vega; Young Professionals in Foreign Policy - A few weeks ago, Venezuela’s government announced that it will initiate the process of withdrawing from the Organization of American…
By Joe Wallen, interviewing Alicia Calderon - Benito Juárez, President of Mexico between 1861-72, famously said: “Among individuals as among nations, the respect to other people’s rights is peace”. It…
Earlier today, Interpol updated its list of wanted fugitives with a profile for Javier Duarte de Ochoa. The former Governor of the Mexican State of Veracruz has been on the…
(Guest Article by Sherley Alaba): The life on planet earth runs through various forms of energy. Mankind has been searching for a way to conserve energy that is clean and…
At this point, you’re probably familiar with the news that 370 journalists from around the world have participated in an intensive international investigation into tax havens, culminating with the release…
Chihuahua governor in helicopter crash; International intellectuals push Peña Nieto for protection of journalists Chihuahua governor in helicopter crash On 14th August a helicopter carrying César Duarte, governor of the State…
The disappearance of forty-three students in Mexico has brought attention to an ugly aspect of the country which President Enrique Peña Nieto has tried to hide beneath his program of…
Prehistoric skeleton discovered in Mexican cave; education reform progress; International Day Against Homophobia Mexico: Prehistoric skeleton discovered in Mexican cave A human skeleton aged between 12000-13000 years old has been…
Mexico: Mexicans seek global action against censorship bill; Writer Elena Poniatowska receives Cervantes prize; National Entrepreneur Award 2014 Mexico: Mexicans seek global action against censorship bill Since President Enrique Peña Nieto…
Oil privatisation ‘theft of the century;’ release of drug lord angers US; leftist PRD party votes on whether to remain in Pact for Mexico. Oil privatisation called ‘theft of the…
Shock killing of environmentalist in Veracruz; cause of January explosion at Pemex headquarters revealed; President Peña Nieto released from hospital following surgery. Shock killing of environmentalist in Veracruz On Friday,…
Mexico and China sign ‘tequila pact’; Venezuela willing to be China’s gateway into Mercosur; China-Latin America Business Summit will be held in Costa Rica Mexico and China sign ‘tequila pact’…
Corrupt public officials fined $864.5 million pesos in past six months; controversial constitutional amendment on religious freedom; poorest in Mexico live on $78 pesos daily. Corrupt public officials fined $864.5…
European parliament confirms failure of Mexico’s war against drugs; severe flooding in Piedras Negras affects thousands; support for Peña Nieto’s 2012 electoral campaign deemed illegal by federal tribunal. European parliament confirms failure…
A new Amnesty International report details abuses by officials in Mexico; evidence mounts against former governor of Tabasco; the student movement Yo Soy 132 celebrates first anniversary.
Media giant Televisa has $3 billion pesos of tax debt cancelled; Mexican government struggles to lower food bills; senior government official fired over abuse of power scandal.
Gas tanker explodes in Mexico City; over 5,000 homicides registered since Peña Nieto took the presidency; state police seize a tonne of marijuana in Tijuana.
The dollarisation of Honduras’s economy; Mexican president discusses trade relations with Brazil; Germany approves free trade agreement with Peru and Colombia The effect of dollarisation in Honduras Honduras’s legal currency…
President Obama visits Mexico to talk trade and security; Sonora becomes first Mexican state to ban bullfighting; dozens of youth protest Carlos Slim’s visit to Peru.