Breathe
Criminal terrorism in Ecuador
In a country where criminal terrorism has declared war on the State, the way in which the crisis is resolved should also serve as a focus of attention for the rest of Latin America.
Policy
Not atypical
If they are "events" of two or three kidnapped migrants, don't they matter?
Two hundred years of history
This year coincides with several relevant events that will be necessary to remember and that we hope will not go unnoticed in the maelstrom of news that occur every day in our country.
Goodbye, Ernestina
After a process plagued with irregularities, months of lies, cheating and a media campaign for the ratification of the attorney general of (in)justice in Mexico City, Ernestina Godoy, today we say goodbye to her.
The powerful voice of the President's minister
Her vote will not weigh much, but her voice will be powerful and damaging. That is what she has experience in and that is what she was elected to do.
The Constitution and the new minister
We must thank Lenia Batres for openly and clearly stating in her inauguration speech what her current position and thinking is regarding the tasks performed by the Supreme Court.
A Critical Analysis of Minister Batres' Speech
I beg to differ with Minister Batres Guadarrama; the first chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, in both the ninth and tenth eras, has developed an extremely robust jurisprudential line with respect to the right to equality and non-discrimination.
