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Opinion
Fact-checking service steals name, fails to check AMLO’s facts
The government’s news service, Notimex, has launched a fact-checking unit, taking the name of another private initiative. It also ignored a speech by AMLO.
López Obrador’s presidency could be a game-changer
AMLO represents hope not only for Mexicans but for Latin Americans as well to be part of something better, for rich and poor.
The nature of art and intellectual property is both sticky and slippery
Should original artists be flattered that their work is admired and deemed worthy of mass production, or irritated that it’s being copied and then sold?
As Mexico appeases Trump, migrants bear the brunt
Over the past month in Mexico, we were reminded once again that these migrants are not nameless, faceless statistics. They are people.
Is it just tomatoes that are fueling a construction boom in Carmen Xhán?
A visit confirms rumors that the border hamlet is the new bulge in the border balloon, an unguarded gateway between Guatemala and Mexico.
When a dog attacks someone, blame the owner not the dog
Socialization and training account for most of a dog’s behavior, and ultimately the humans that keep them are responsible for what they do.
Employment in Mexico: rising prices, fixed salaries and few ‘good jobs’
A full time job in a clothing store in Veracruz, paying just 3,500 pesos a month, was described as an exciting opportunity for a young woman.
With a snide voice the GPS said we were at the airport: before us was a landfill
Things can go wrong with this technology anywhere, but in a place with many duplicate street names, there are increased opportunities.
Money and social class: the implications of being among top 5% of earners
What are the responsibilities of good immigrants to a system in which they are unfairly favored on a number of fronts?
Dynamics of domestic worker relationship a difficult adjustment
Though many see it as low-skill labor that anyone could do, it’s important work, and without it it’s nearly impossible to get any other kind of work done.
Who cares what’s inside other people’s pants or under their skirts?
To those so passionately concerned about what’s in other people’s pants, under their skirts or in their brains, I would say: “People, chill.”
Advocacy group rejects claim it received government funding or aid
The United Against Human Trafficking Commission says it is supported by private donations and does not depend on government funds in any way.
Answering the call: in Mexico the baño is not a place where one spends a lot of time
Here in Mexico, the facilities which accommodate this very natural process range from posh to pitiful, but can quickly deteriorate into the mortifying.
Bulls and other animals deserve better from mankind
Humans seem to seek out witnessing dangerous experiences, and what’s more terrifying and thrilling than watching a 2,000-pound animal charge someone?
Incompetent bureaucrats, naivete and doomed policies spell a dim future
The key economic problem is uncertainty, mainly due to lack of confidence in the administration and its strategy, and doubts about the new trade pact.
AMLO is installing a personal fiefdom and leading the country to disaster
President López Obrador is imposing broad government control of the economy, obliterating independent institutions and relentlessly attacking the press.
Barking up the wrong tree on illegal immigration: leave Mexico alone
When Washington scolds or threatens Mexico for its failure to halt illegal migrants, it chooses the wrong target. The target should be Guatemala.
Give the guy a chance: praise for AMLO despite mistakes, bad ideas
People who don’t like AMLO really don’t like AMLO, and the number of those willing to believe that he’s the next Hugo Chávez is alarmingly high.
Lots of people keen on planting free trees in Mexico City
Last week in Mexico City, the Environment Secretariat gave away free trees to residents to plant in their communities.
Plastic straws: we won’t save the world by refusing to use them
Instead of shaming others about using straws better to focus attention on the big offenders, the ones who are producing and selling those products.
‘Dirty Jew:’ anti-Semitism on the rise in Mexico and elsewhere
Many Jews who have not suffered anti-Semitism in the past are finding themselves subject to attack. Anti-Semitism is rising globally, and in Mexico too.
Removal of 58 shade-giving trees raises the ire of a neighborhood
The 80-year-old trees came down to make way for a parking ramp for Mitikah, a luxury development in Colonia Xoco in Benito Juárez.
It takes a pueblo: family support was key during postpartum depression
There’s a kind of organically emotional and structural support for mothers and children in Mexico that our North American neighbors don’t get to experience.
Mexico should offer its own apology—to the Chinese-Mexican community
On March 26, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, also known as AMLO, said he had sent a letter to Spanish FULL STORY
