Mexico City. After the presentation of the sixth government report of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to the Chamber of Deputies, the Movimiento Ciudadano benches in the Congress of the Union claimed that the “distortion of the electoral rules granted an artificial qualified majority to someone who did not deserve it.” When presenting the position … Read more
What is so unusual about a party granting a loan to a board member, which has of course since been repaid, that one would consider this to be embezzlement? What I still don’t understand is that for years I have been giving money to the homeless party, so much so that in 2010 we actually … Read more
President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, during a press conference. Photo: EneasMx via wikimedia commons, CC BY 4.0. (Montevideo, 27. August 2024, The Daily).- In a press conference on Tuesday morning, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador AMLO announced a pause in relations between the Mexican government and the embassies of the United States … Read more
In the country where the Republic was born, there is a sense of its decay. This is how Politico begins his article on Greece and the administration of justice on the occasion of three major cases that shook the whole of Greece: the train tragedy in Tempi with 57 dead, the shipwreck in Pylos with … Read more
The standoff between Brazil’s most powerful judge and Elon Musk over the blocking of user accounts on X, a network that the magistrate is threatening to close, has escalated several notches. It no longer affects only the social network, but also Starlink, which is successful in many isolated corners of this giant country with its … Read more
Mexico City. U.S. Ambassador Ken Salazar said Thursday that the eventual approval of the judicial reform proposed by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador “represents a risk to the functioning of Mexico’s democracy and the integration of our economies under the USMCA.” At a last-minute press conference, the White House official, who had expressed his positive … Read more
In a democracy, there must be a strong opposition, said President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who refused to comment on the re-election of Alejandro Moreno, head of the PRI, but recalled that there are many political leaders who do not even know the declaration of principles of the political parties. “Can’t political parties be consistent … Read more
In 1949, a Los Angeles lawyer and journalist named Carey McWilliams published California: The Great Exception (“California: The Great Exception”). The book details the peculiarities of the state of California so skillfully that it has never gone out of print. McWilliams’ reasoning can be summed up as follows: California is such a strange thing that … Read more
Under the motto “Democracy needs education – education needs democracy”, the education union GEW Saxony, the State Student Council and the State Parents’ Council presented their joint election appeal for the state election on Wednesday, August 14, in Dresden. They expect state politicians in particular to strengthen democracy education and provide more support for students, … Read more
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Attends Fundraiser in Boston Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is set to headline a campaign fundraising event in Boston this Wednesday, marking his first trip to New England since officially joining Vice President Kamala Harris on the presidential campaign ticket. The fundraiser will take place at The Newbury Boston hotel, featuring a … Read more