When the Court Was Servile
Although over time the Supreme Court had been less subservient to the executive than Congress, it genuflected several times between 1970 and 1994
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The President as Thug
AMLO has indeed stepped over the line that differentiates the slinging of mere insults from instigating potential violence
Read morePemex: What’s There to Celebrate?
The cow has run dry and is no longer producing milk
Read moreThe Numbers Game in Murder Statistics
It looks as though leftist Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s (AMLO) controversial “hugs, not bullets” policy is not working too well
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 moreIt’s Good to Have Friends in High Places
Whatever the truth may be about the attack on the Americans, it was certainly convenient that the Gulf Cartel came up with a damage control plan to help the president appease the fury of an angry northern neighbor
Read moreDon’t Go North, Young Man
Canada has suddenly reversed its stance on illegal migration, saying “no more” in both English and French
Read moreA Historic Moment for Mexico’s Supreme Court
Now, as the INE and the TEPJF face erosion under the new Plan B electoral reform, Mexico’s Supreme Court has a unique historic opportunity to safeguard, with the Constitution well in hand, the integrity of those key arbitrators
Read moreFrom AMLO’s Mouth to Satan’s Ears
The disturbing message was headed with the caption “A Great Idea,” with three hearts after it
Read moreThe Road Ahead for the ‘Tres Amigos’
By ANTONIO GARZA, former U.S. ambassador to Mexico
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