Gabriel Moyssen, Editor of Investigative Journalism at EL UNIVERSAL writes an International Affairs & Diplomacy OpEd column for EL UNIVERSAL in English
Gabriel Moyssen, delivers his weekly column on International Affairs & Diplomacy from a Mexico perspective
On Tuesday, a deal to extend the ongoing negotiation rounds was reached, yet we must bear in mind that no major progress has been made on key issues along the first five rounds
This year, ahead of major decisions such as the fate of NAFTA and TPP, Mexico and the world are both reaching a greater political and economic transition that could define a change in the current paradigms
Nearly 700,000 Dreamers—more than 618,000 of them of Mexican origin—are being used these days as political bargaining chips of the game between the Congress and the White House
The year is just beginning, yet in Spain, all eyes are set on January 17, since that date may open a new chapter in its unending political crisis with the formation of a new regional Parliament in Catalonia
Politicians, scientists, artists, religious, activists, ethnic groups, ex-combatants, and even an overthrown monarch have found shelter in Mexico since the 20th century
Iran is currently facing the most widespread protest demonstrations since the contested presidential elections of 2009
Just as in the current conflict triggered by the U.S. decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Mexico's Foreign Policy on the dispute between Palestinians and Jews has been consistent over the years
Embodied in the Estrada Doctrine, it has been one of the cornerstones of Mexico's Foreign Policy since the beginning of the twentieth century
