From North to South by Abigail A. Correa Cisneros
Trump returns
The defeat of the Democratic Party in the United States set alarm bells ringing in…More
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From North to South by Abigail A. Correa Cisneros
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro delivers his last report
His speech included criticism of multiple groups
Governor Enrique Alfaro Ramírez delivered his last report as governor of Jalisco on October 6…More
Jocotepec’s Newly Elected Delegates Sworn In by Popular Vote
The new agents and delegates of Jocotepec’s localities that were elected by popular vote are…More
The” twinning” of Chapala and Pico Rivera officialized after nine years
Sister City agreement for cultural and tourist exchange
After almost nine years of trying, the municipality of Chapala twinned with the city of…More
The United States presidential debate debacle
Stark contrasts, lackluster performance
The eagerly anticipated Trump/Biden debate on June 27th leaves one wondering about the state of…More
Conagua benefits water-grabbing companies
From North to South by Abigail A. Correa Cisneros
The terror imposed by the authorities in Veracruz goes beyond human rights violations. Abuse of…More
Claudia Sheinbaum announces cabinet choices that underscore her priorities
Her administration promises to use science for policy
Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum will be Mexico’s president come October. Her six years in office promises…More
Who are the front-runners in Mexico’s 2024 Presidential Campaign?
Claudia Sheinbaum or Xóchitl Gálvez first female president
This year’s election is historic and will shape the landscape of politics in Mexico for…More
Lolis López promises community-focused administration as campaign kicks off
La Campana area ground zero for her presidential race
María Dolores “Lolis” López Jara, Movement for Citizens (MC) candidate for Jocotepec president, kicked off…More
“Let’s Keep Making History” coalition dissolved in Chapala and statewide
Candidates scramble after ruling by state election institute
Note; If you are not familiar with the political parties in Mexico and the election…More