It’s Time for Xochitl to Show Us her Cards
Gálvez must begin to show that she is not just a political sideshow or a puppet employee of the nation’s billionaires
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Will it Be Xochitl?
If Gálvez wants to be the opposition alliance’s candidate, she will have to publicly declare and demonstrate that she does not owe anything to the Sí por México group
Read moreCreating a Monster
For López Obrador, dismantling the PRI is a key condition for the durability of his ultra-dominant party system, and that has always been the main objective in his obsessive concentration of power
Read moreMartí Batres on the Capital Stage
Batres has always worked — first within the left-leaning Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) and later in Morena — alongside López Obrador, with his sights clearly set on the main political position in the country’s capital
Read moreElections in EdoMéx: The Beginning of the End for the PRI
Despite her very dignified role as a candidate and a dynamic campaign based on popular values, Del Moral could not overcome the effects of Del Mazo’s abandonment, nor the poor support of the PRI’s national leader, Alejandro Moreno, who was likewise more interested in his own political future than that of the party
Read moreAMLO’s Second Nationalization Is a Costly Hoax
with the transfers of more financial resources to the CFE to cover its new deficit, the people of Mexico will bear the cost in higher electricity bills
Read moreA Nation’s Academic Legacy on the Line
The proposed reform would allow all members of the UNAM community to elect by direct, universal vote the school’s rector
Read moreLegal Reality versus Public Perception
A private individual can decide to ignore a bad public reputation, but a public servant will always remain in the public eye
Read moreWho Is Really to Blame for the Metro Crash?
Politicians are typically remembered for the decisions they make or the situations they face, successfully or otherwise, in the final stretches of their terms
Read moreA City without Laws
OPINION By ALEJANDRO ENVILA FISHER The crisis with Mexico City’s Superior Court of Justice is a surging problem which, in addition to leading to a serious traffic jam, could lead to a reduction in private investment, economic decline, higher unemployment in a city with already too few jobs and ungovernability in the country’s capital. It could also derail Mexico City
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