Mexfiles
Mexican politics and current events.
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The (not so) Beautiful Game
The World Cup, being held in Mexico, the US, and Canada, will “unite the people,” said Canadian soccer player, Jonatha Osorio. “The world will be invading Canada, Mexico and the USA with a big wave of joy and happiness,” said FIFA preside...
Just one more question...
I see a lot of criticism and mockery directed at everything the 4T (Fourth Transformation) does, but I only have one question:
If they were so good at doing things, why didn't they ever do them?
If Mexico had been a manufacturin...
The past is not dead it is not even the past
Fray Beto, O paraiso perdido. Nos espaldas do socialismo, Geração de comunicação, São Paulo 1993.
The beginning of US aggression in Central America and the Caribbean dates back to 1831, when the Marines invaded the Falkland Islands—...
We are not your piñata
From: “Firme ¡no! de Sheinbaum a injerencismo de EU;“vienen por unos, luego por otros”; Alma E. Muñoz, Néstor Jiménez and Iván Saldaña, Jornada, 1 June 2026
From the Monument to the Revolution, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo calle...
Days of future past?
In Colombia, tomorrow’s (writing Saturday night) election is being reported as more a referendum on “narco-violence” than whether to continue with a left-leaning reformist/progressive administration, or a return to using the fear of crime,...
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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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