Category Archives: Guerrero

Mexico Missing from Presidential Race

Posted on 02/05/2016 by

I am a serious political junkie, and become absolutely consumed during every U.S. presidential campaign. I spend way too much time reading coverage of both the Democrat and Republican candidates, watching the debates, etc. In this cycle, I am disappointed … Continue reading →

Posted in corruption, crime, elections, Guerrero, Iguala, money laundering, narco, normalistas, organized crime, rule of law, Uncategorized, US-Mexico Relations | Leave a comment

Anticorruption Update – Reform Stalls, Scandals Intensify

Posted on 12/19/2014 by

As of the last update, it seemed like the anticorruption reform – one of the last unfulfilled promises of the Pacto por Mexico – was close to being passed and certainly during the current legislative session. Alas, the reform is still … Continue reading →

Posted in corruption, economy, Guerrero, Iguala, investment, legislation, normalistas, Pact for Mexico, reform, rule of law, SFP | 1 Comment

Things Fall Apart – Iguala Interrupts Mexico’s Moment

Posted on 10/31/2014 by

It only took one month for Mexico to go from model student to failed state. The media is fickle that way. But, the events in Iguala have only highlighted a reality that has persisted in Mexico for several years now … Continue reading →

Posted in corruption, crime, Guerrero, Iguala, narco, normalistas, organized crime, rule of law | 2 Comments