Una Caracas post Maduro
El 3 de enero, Estados Unidos se llevó por delante a Nicolás Maduro y, aunque dejó a su vicepresidenta Delcy Rodríguez como sucesora, inundó Venezuela de expectativas.
Read More
Alina Fernández, daughter of Fidel Castro: “People in Cuba need to breathe, reach the 21st century, give their children a life”
At 70 years old, from exile in Miami, Fernández talks about the moment she learned she was Castro’s daughter, about the current negotiations between Cuba and the US, and about the damage her father did to the island
The nieces of Mencho who are public officials in California: the other side of the Oseguera family
Four nieces of the deceased capo Nemesio Oseguera González are on the payrolls of government agencies in the education and health sectors in the State
Mexico redesigns energy investment rules: without social license, projects do not advance
A regulatory change requires broad-reaching community plans and prior consultation mechanisms, with an emphasis on indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples
What Mexico discarded from the investigation into La Luz del Mundo: a hospital for abortions and bodyguards involved in the apostle’s abuses
The file that the Mexican Attorney General’s Office has forgotten compiles a high volume of accusatory information about the high command of the controversial church originating from Jalisco
Labor informality in Latin America and the Caribbean
Informality limits the exercise of labor rights of workers and leaves them outside the coverage provided by social security systems
Naturalizations fall by half in the United States due to Trump’s immigration policies
The fear of deportations and the tightening of requirements leave out many foreigners who would be eligible to obtain citizenship
Bitter anniversaries?
Trump and the nationalist and sometimes xenophobic direction of United States politics are a new reality
Do we need presidents?
Petro has been assigned about thirty constitutional functions. A third of them could be eliminated, another transferred to other bodies
AI proves a veteran Marxist right
Social theorist David Harvey, known as the ‘red urbanist’, visits Mexico invited by UNAM to share his analyses and future proposals in the face of a “rentier capitalism” in increasingly accelerated times