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Mexico

Claudia Sheinbaum: under pressure and with little room to maneuver

Relations between the leaders of Mexico and the United States are currently at a low point. One key factor is that Trump holds all the cards.

Sheinbaum: a feminist dream forgotten?

Far from ushering in a new era of gender justice, Sheinbaum's administration has overseen devastating budget cuts to women's services.

Disappearing twice in Mexico

Although the current administration has shown a willingness to acknowledge the problem, since the previous administration, in which there were no meetings with the mothers or collectives, the official narrative has been responsible for minimizing the tragedy.

Governance or simulation? The new digital agency and the risk of making citizens invisible

When information is published in an accessible and reusable form, we speak of Open Data; and when it is used to strengthen citizen participation and control, we refer to Governance.

How to Destroy Trust in Elections

Elections legitimize governments, but behind them are the technical procedures without which no election can be considered democratic.

Disappearances and humanity in Mexico

Recently, much of the discussion about the disappearances of people in Mexico has revolved around the activation—by the United Nations Committee on Enforced Disappearances—of...