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Political Violence in Mexico: The Cost of Inaction
This increase in violence cannot be solely blamed on failed operations or a lack of police training. It involves a more complex set of factors, including corruption and institutional capture. Organized crime not only attacks but also infiltrates political power.

Miriam Cornejo Rodriguez
Dec 25, 20254 min read


Half-Time en Español: Bad Bunny Baby
Far beyond fame, Bad Bunny embodies a Puerto Rican narrative. These are the people who, amidst hurricanes, privatizations, and debt, resist. In a land that remains an unincorporated territory of the United States, his music becomes a symbol of sovereignty.

Salvador Nicolas Correa Ruiz
Nov 25, 20254 min read


Russia, The US, and The Irony of Spheres of Influence
Major powers lose their sphere of influence, not due to encroaching adversaries, but to their denial of their neighbor’s autonomy. They overplay their hand, abuse their power, and fail to provide their neighbors with anything worth staying for.

J. S. Feral
Jul 25, 202513 min read


Democracy or Co-optation? Judicial Elections in Mexico and the Future of the Judiciary in Latin America
What happens in Mexico will resonate throughout Latin America. If the reform succeeds and ushers in a judicial system subordinated to political power or electoral whims, it could open the door to a new wave of authoritarianism disguised as popular participation. As regional history has shown, when justice becomes hostage to politics, rights are always the first to lose.

Miriam Cornejo Rodriguez
Jun 28, 20254 min read
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