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How Claudia Sheinbaum Could Change Mexico
New Republic· 5 days agoPrivate investors may also be angry, since they stand to lose market share to state-owned competitors. Fourteen of the 16 claims brought against...
Don't Call It Free Trade
Ludwig von Mises Institute· 7 days agoEarlier this month, The Atlantic ran an article by Rogé Karma arguing that after nearly half a century of commitment to unmitigated free trade,...
Attack on U.S. farming interests
Santa Maria Sun· 2 days agoFirst, at the very beginning of his term, Trump, being a knowledgeable expert scientist, went against the views and recommendations of the vast majority of world scientists, and to the dismay ...
Tesla, EVs Have a Trump Problem. It’s Fixable.
Barrons.com· 6 days agoA May poll conducted by The Wall Street Journal showed that more than 60% of conservatives dislike electric vehicles while more than 60% of liberals like...
Summer, Baseball and H-1B Visa Filings in Full Swing
The National Law Review· 5 days agoThe U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) completed its initial round of selections on April 1, prompting immigration practitioners and...
Mexico’s election: A victory for organised crime
Al Jazeera· 2 days agoOn June 2, Mexico elected Claudia Sheinbaum as its first woman president. The 61-year-old scientist served as mayor of Mexico City from 2018 until 2023...
Avocados are a "green gold" export for Mexico, but growing them is harming forests and waters
Salon.com· 7 days agoAs with other foods that have become trendy, such as acai berries, or widely used, such as palm oil,...
Will new president be a cure for Mexico’s festering ills?
The Cleveland Plain Dealer· 4 days agoEditor’s note: This story was first co-published with Puente News Collaborative in partnership with...
The fall of Mexico’s PRI party, a once-dominant political force
Al Jazeera· 4 days agoSuch a political turnaround would have been almost unthinkable a decade ago. Since 2009, Alejandra del Moral had been synonymous with the conservative Institutional Revolutionary Party or PRI, Mexico’s then-dominant political beast.
