Mexico’s Substack
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LÓPEZ OBRADOR WANTS TO BECOME A “MARTYR”
This weekend, former Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador posted a brief request on his X account asking all Mexicans to help Cuba by donating money to a bank account, and of course, expressing solidarity with the “Cuban people.”
I NEITHER SEE NOR HEAR THEM
Carlos Salinas de Gortari was the president of Mexico between 1988 and 1994. The 1988 presidential elections were denounced as a fraud against the popular will by the losing parties, the National Action Party (PAN) and the National Democrat...
“I’M NOT GOING TO LEARN YOUR DAMN LANGUAGE”
Today at another of his resorts in Florida (Doral), Donald Trump mocked, scorned, and gave instructions to a dozen very docile Latin American leaders who lent themselves to a lamentable spectacle of humiliation.
“LAS MUJERES YA NO LLORAN” (WOMEN DON’T CRY ANYMORE)
That’s the name of the song by Colombian singer Shakira that lends its title to her 12th album and her tour. On Sunday, March 1st, the Colombian singer gave a free concert in the Plaza de la Constitución, the well-known Zócalo in Mexico Cit...
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Internationalist (National Autonomous University of Mexico). Former Mexican government official. Independent political analyst. (Rolando Garrido Romo)
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