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03 febrero 2014

Mexico’s Vigilantes on the March

In the past, Mexico’s revolutions and internal wars have all been eruptions stemming from deep social problems. They unleashed enormous destructive power and took decades to run their course.
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23 enero 2014

Mexico: How Much Has Changed

There are those would say that present-day Mexico is an example of the famous phrase of Giuseppe di Lampedusa (about Sicily of the Risorgimento) that everything has changed so that everything may go on just as it was.
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29 diciembre 2013

Latin America Leans Forward

A few months ago, I engaged in a public dialogue at Princeton with Mario Vargas Llosa, whose novels explore the troubles and horrors of Peru and Latin America.
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28 noviembre 2013

The Danger in Mexico’s Divided House

Reform movements have triggered many revolutions in Mexico. Those put forward by President Enrique Peña Nieto since his inauguration in December 2012 are not likely to set off a violent uprising, but the negative reaction to some of his proposals is intense — and promises to become much stronger.
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31 octubre 2013

Mexico’s Theology of Oil

In almost every country, the availability and exploitation of oil are essentially economic issues -every country, that is, except Mexico, where it is a matter of secular theology.
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06 junio 2013

Bolívar: What Price Glory?

In the Complete Works of Simón Bolívar appears a prose poem so unusual that some historians have questioned its authenticity.
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27 septiembre 2012

Mexico at war

With its terrible brutality and its death toll of nearly 60,000 lives in four years, the current Mexican drug war recalls two other periods of violence across the past two centuries of Mexican history.
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29 junio 2012

Can Mexico’s Incoming Government make the Needed Reforms?

On Sunday, about 45 million Mexicans (roughly 60 percent of eligible voters in a population of 110 million) are expected to choose their next president.
Artículos / Sociedad
02 octubre 2011

Can this poet save Mexico?

Something amazing is happening in Mexico. A few weeks ago, a 14-bus caravan, which had been traveling under the leadership of Javier Sicilia, a poet and the founder of the Movement for Peace With Justice and Dignity, arrived here after a 10-day trek around the country. Its every move was followed by the national media, and thousands showed up to greet its return.
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