Mexfiles
Mexican politics and current events.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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A rose is a rose is a ... thorn in Trump's side?
Rachel Nolan opens her well-received The Guardian “long read” on the Claudia Sheinbaum phenomenon (“How Did Mexico’s President Become The World’s Most Popular Leader?”) with a report of a visit to the Presidenta’s dress-maker. While I can’t...
Rescue me or take me with your arms...
While there has been a reassessment of Malinche… the Nahuatl “princess" sold into slavery by her family, then “gifted” to Cortés, who acted as interpreter and advisor to the Conquistador … and mistress (and mother of one of the two Martin C...
Upcoming
Yes, I know it’s been almost a month since I’ve posted here. A bit under the weather… nothing too serious… but between that, and overwhelmed by events over the month (where to begin?… snide US media “hints” of narcos in the MORENA administr...
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...
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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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