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Innovation at risk due to lack of vision
Recent changes in science and technology policies, which are less talked about than free textbooks, could impair Mexico's ability to innovate.
Policy
A reality show, une magistrade, AMLO and polarization
You know or think you know your followers, the issues I have always defended mean that few people are surprised by an interview like this, so I did not expect to read so much violence.
Textbooks and the judiciary
The continued printing of the books in question is not prevented, but such conduct is conditioned to the approval of study plans and programs, as well as to the respective observance of the respective legal norm.
Latin American elected dictatorships
Latin America cannot be understood without contemplating the presidentialism that has significantly characterized the region's political history.
What to do with Pemex?
June 2024 will pass, and then there will be no way to continue evading reality. That person will have to make a decision that answers the question: what to do with Pemex?
It's not politics, it's love, president.
President López Obrador, I wish I could tell you otherwise, but the truth is that you failed us and continue to fail us.
Peter and the wolf: is the fable between the IFT and the Treasury about to end?
On September 8, the Secretary of Finance, Rogelio Ramírez de la O has in his hands the future of telecommunications and the possibility of fulfilling one of President López Obrador's great pending promises: Internet for all, truly.
