Castañeda Zavala, researcher on the Mora Institute, dies

The researcher on the José María Luis Mora Institute, Jorge Castañeda Zavala, died this Sunday in Mexico Metropolis. A specialist in “problems with the lifetime of the folks of the world, the financial system and worldwide relations of America”, as this Institute outlined it, he was the creator of all kinds of educational analysis, books and articles in specialised magazines.

Recognized with the left, he was an Economist from the Metropolitan Autonomous College, in addition to a member of the Mexican Affiliation of Caribbean Research, AC, of ​​the Mexican Affiliation of Financial Historical past and of the Caribbean Affiliation of Financial Historical past.

Amongst his publications is “The Caribbean: colonial, trendy and up to date hyperlinks. New reflections, debates and proposals, and Mexico-Cuba navy cooperation on the American path to Panama within the Second World Battle”, in addition to their collaboration in books similar to “Diplomacy and financial coverage beneath Cardenista nationalism” and “The Caribbean between Mexico and United States”, during which it focuses on an evaluation of Cuba inside Mexican overseas coverage in the course of the Second World Battle.