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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​News about the struggle for better democracy in Mexico.​​ ​​​According to Freedom House, Mexico is an electoral democracy and even notes that the Federal Electoral Institute which supervises elections has come to be viewed as a model for other countries. Also check out our section on World Democracy and the Americas.

Mexican Supreme Court Ruling in Carmen Aristegui Case is Welcome

by DC Editors - February 17, 2019

Mexican Supreme Court Ruling in Carmen Aristegui Case is Welcome

The ruling confirmed a June 2018 verdict from a lower court that determined that Aristegui and her team had not breached contract.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Journalism and Free Speech, Mexico

Mexican Radio Journalist Jesus Eugenio Ramos Shot Dead in Tabasco

by DC Editors - February 11, 2019

Mexican Radio Journalist Shot Dead in Tabasco State

Mexican radio journalist shot dead in Tabasco state on Saturday, marking second killing of a journalist this year as country grapples with record violence.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Journalism and Free Speech, Mexico, Political Dissidents

My Addition to the Literary Mexican Tradition of La Calavera

by Julio César Guerrero - February 1, 2019

Mexican Tradition of La Calavera

La Calavera is a literary Mexican tradition and discipline from the post-1910 revolution years developed by journalist José Guadalupe Posada and also part of the Magical Realism movement. Even Diego Rivera painted Calaveras.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Election History, Latino Voting Rights, Mexico, Political Artwork

On Shutdowns, Walls and Immigration

by Andrew Straw - January 12, 2019

On Shutdowns, Walls and Immigration

Turn back to 1989.  The world was celebrating walls tumbling down and President Bush Sr. used the metaphor of walls crumbling down in his speech before signing the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Canada, Mexico, Native Americans and Democracy

El Otro Cachete – A Short Story

by Julio César Guerrero - December 3, 2018

El Otro Cachete - A Short Story

Undoubtedly economics play a key role in social stability, and although we were at the lower working class level, every head of the household had a job. These were the good old days when the dad’s salary was enough.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Election History, Mexico

Poets Facing The Wall: New Anthology of Sonnets Take on Trump’s Wall

by Ana Maria Fores Tamayo - November 13, 2018

Poets Facing The Wall

I am honored to be included in this new publication and art exhibit featuring poets from across America and the world coming together to address the meaning and the effects of building THE WALL.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Central America, Democracy Protests, Mexico, Political Artwork

Rethinking Your Support for Trump, the Dictator in Waiting

by Miriam Altieri - November 2, 2018

Rethinking Your Support for Trump

Please promise that you will take a better look at Mr. Trump and see him for who he really is: a billionaire who has always had everything and who does not care to understand anything about fighting for human rights.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: American Corruption, Mexico, Racism and Prejudice, Republicans, Russia, Vladimir Putin

Experimenting With NAFTA: Trade in Goods and Politicians

by Jack Jones - October 29, 2018

“Political Trade”: Experimenting With NAFTA, Trump As The Expendable

I suggest we rethink NAFTA as I believe we have not used it to its fullest potential. I wonder if NAFTA should incorporate trading in politicians. What if NAFTA included a trade in politicians?

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Canada, Mexico, Socialism and Labor

Brazil Says Mexico Dragging Feet On Odebrecht Corruption Scandal

by DC Editors - October 11, 2018

Mexico Dragging Feet On Odebrecht Corruption Scandal

Evidence that could shed light on bribes paid by the company in Mexico has been held up in Brazil as Mexico drags feet on Odebrecht corruption scandal.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, Mexico, South America, Worldwide Corruption

Being Killed for Their Work a Growing Risk for Journalists

by DC Editors - October 10, 2018

Growing Risk for Journalists

Recent death or disappearance of three people in Turkey, Bulgaria and Mexico illustrates the growing dangers to reporters worldwide.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Bulgaria, Burma, Journalism and Free Speech, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Worldwide

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