Mexfiles
Mexican politics and current events.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 220 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Of whom do you speak?
[His] . . . behavior stems from a pathological greed for material wealth and a craving for fame and power—fueled by the sycophants surrounding him and the addictive nature of social media. It is true that he resisted paying [. . .] taxes...
Stinks like teen spirit
Via AP and AFP
High school students in the United States are part of a growing network allegedly helping to arm some of Mexico’s most powerful cartels.
The New York Times reports that according to Washington officials and drug traffi...
We are all just prisoners here...
When I started writing this on Saturday, I didn’t have a clue what the outcome of today’s Brazilian election was likely to be (Bolsonaro in the lead, but heading for a runoff), although one thing is certain… Foreign meddling was not subtle...
Bolsonariismo = MAGA?
On the eve of the Brazilian election, North South Notes interviewed several Brazilian political thinkers, including philosopher Rodrigo Nuñez (who argues his point in more detail in a book being released next week, Anatomy of Disintegration...
You may well think that...
Does anyone else, besides me, remember the REAL “House of Cards”? Not the US knockoff, that morphed into a potboiling thriller, but the almost Shakespearian original about a conservative British politician scheming, schmozzing and murdering...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writing and living in Mexico since 2001 Books: Gods Gauchipines and Gringos (2008) Bosques' War (2011) Gorostieta and the Cristiada (2013) Mexfile.net (2001 - ) Various news articles, occasional “quote whore”.
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