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Is Mexico’s new president a populist?

November 8, 2018November 25, 2018 mexico, populism

Mexico’s Andres Manuel López Obrador was a populist candidate. Will he become a populist president?

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Mexico Achieved Gender Parity: Does it Matter?

September 17, 2018 election, female representation, feminism, mexico, voting

BY DANIELA PHILIPSON In 2017, the average proportion of seats held by women in national parliaments was barely above 23%

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Lessons from the Mexican Election for Campaigns in the United States

June 28, 2018 Elections, mexico, populism, voting

BY BEN MCGUIRE Fresh on the heels of a disastrous G7 summit, Mexico is poised to elect a President whose

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President Trump Gets a Second Chance to Address Labor Rights in NAFTA

August 20, 2017 Canada, labor, mexico, NAALC, NAFTA, Protection, trade, unions

BY MADISON CHAPMAN After a tumultuous August in Washington, one thing is certain: the Trump Administration will amend the North

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Trump’s War on Trade

March 8, 2016 China, donald trump, free trade, mexico, trade, trump

BY ADITI KUMAR Donald Trump declared last week that he “doesn’t mind” starting a trade war with Mexico “when we’re

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Trouble in the Neighborhood: Mexico’s Search for the Missing 43

September 16, 2015September 16, 2015 ayotzinapa, drug policy, drug wars, mexico

BY TANIA DEL RIO Things have not been quite the same in Mexico since Sept. 26, 2014. It is hard

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Mexico’s Loneliness: Our drug wars are not over

October 21, 2014October 21, 2014 drug wars, iguala, mexico, president pena

BY MIGUEL GUEVARA On September 26th, students from the rural teacher training college of Ayotzinapa traveled to Iguala – 120

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