It is often thought that President Felipe Calderón’s strategy to fight organized crime in Mexico was based only on reactive methods, but nothing was further from reality. Only part of the strategy focused on Joint Operations carried out by the Army, the Navy, the Federal Police, and the General Attorney’s Office. So, what was Calderón’s
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The West, primarily the United States, tends to blame low-wage countries – such as China and Mexico – for job losses. However, the greatest job losses are due to automation. Thus, automation based on robotics has improved the productivity of various industries. Artificial intelligence has advanced in the financial, transportation, defense and energy management fields.
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Under the leadership of Beijing, 15 countries concluded last Monday the negotiations to create the largest free trade zone in the world. The so-called Regional Integral Economic Association is made up of China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos and Brunei. These countries represent 47%
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The phenomenon of the indignant electorate, which was a decisive factor in elections throughout the world since the middle of this decade, is still in the fight, now in the form of demonstrations – some violent – the same in Baghdad, Port-au-Prince and in Santiago. And although the origin of each one of the mobilizations
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In early October, the US government announced the withdrawal of its armed forces from northern Syria. This movement, said President Donald Trump, was aimed at the direct protagonists of the conflict taking on the task of resolving the situation in the region. However, this maneuver left American allies in the war against Daesh, the Kurds
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