AMLO’s Vision for Mexico: Combating Corruption, Revitalizing Agriculture, and Seeking Peace with Cartels

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) has been described as the last hope for Mexico, a nation facing unprecedented levels of violence from a military conflict against transnational criminal groups. In this climate, AMLO has endorsed a progressive and revolutionary political platform for his presidential campaign, representing a potential reversal of Mexico's crisis. One of AMLO's... Continue Reading →

Guerrero’s Struggle: Violence, Journalism, and the Quest for Change

One of the states with the highest levels of violence in Mexico is Guerrero. Located in the southern region of the nation, Guerrero presents precarious conditions for the upcoming democratic elections. This state's condition stems from the ongoing conflict between drug cartels, self-defense groups, and local authorities. Despite the grim outlook, there are signs that... Continue Reading →

Mexican Drug Cartels Expand Operations to Illegal Gasoline Extraction: A New Challenge for Authorities

The Mexican government continues its conflict against drug trafficking groups. Over the last decade, this conflict has intensified as these criminal syndicates adapt their operations to the nation's political and economic environment. During this period, Mexican authorities have been combating individuals responsible for the illegal extraction of gasoline. These groups are solidifying their economic stability... Continue Reading →

Ernesto Zedillo’s Presidency: The Beginning of Political Reform and the End of PRI Dominance in Mexico

During the 1990s, Mexico faced severe economic challenges, corruption scandals, and social uprisings. In 1994, the Peso collapsed, leading to economic chaos, and a guerrilla uprising began in Chiapas. Amid these crises, President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon took office (1994-2000), and his term was defined by how he addressed these significant issues. Zedillo's presidency... Continue Reading →

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