Is «Lawfare» the New Way To Intervene in Latin America?
By Francisco Peyret During the last 40 years of the 20th century, Latin America experienced a series of coups and dictatorships. These historic events had a significant impact on the …
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June 5: World Environment Day The year 1972 marked a turning point in the development of international environmental policy with the first major conference on environmental issues, known as the …
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World Environment Day Before the Limit of Global Warming
By Alejandro Angulo World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5, a date established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1972 to raise global awareness about the importance of …
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Mexico-USA International Bridges Essential for Logistics Calculations
By Viviana Cervantes In the international logistics sector, the border shared by Mexico and the United States is vital. It is a door to global consumption through the 57 international …
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The four of the week
By Carlos Ramirez Zago Daniil Medvedev is champion in Rome Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev was crowned champion of the Rome Masters 1000 after defeating young Dane Holger Rune. Medvedev …
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San Miguel de Allende, the best tourist destination? According to whom and for whom?
By Josemaria Moreno Our city has once again been nominated as the best tourist destination by Condé Nast Travel magazine. Voting is open until June, and anyone can vote at …
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Student Movements: Fighting for Education and Social Change
By Francisco Peyret As we celebrate World University Students’ Day on May 23, we must recognize that student movements have been a driving force in the fight for quality education …
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International Museum Day: May 18 On May 18, International Museum Day was celebrated. The day was chosen by the International Council of Museums in 1977, and since that date it …
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Trump, DeSantis, and Elizabeth, the Guanajuato Congresswoman in the U.S.
By Juan Hernández The most important news for migrants in the past week seemed to be the phone call between the presidents in North America in North America, Joe Biden …
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Tatsugoro Matsumoto, the man who colored Mexico City purple
By Gabriela Solís Born in the Shinagawa region of Japan in 1864, Tatsugoro Matsumoto worked as a royal gardener in Tokyo before migrating to Mexico City, where he worked for …
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