Once again, the Bank of Mexico seems to be prioritizing policy over technical considerations. And in a stagflationary environment, that could be a costly mistake.

The Bank of Mexico’s recent decision to reduce the benchmark interest rate to 6.50% has reignited the debate about the true direction of national monetary policy. In an environment characterized by low economic growth, a contraction in productive activity, and persistent inflation, the country is dangerously approaching a scenario of stagflation: a combination of economic […]

Mexico without Hernán Cortés

We know that Isabel Díaz Ayuso, president of the Community of Madrid, did not come to Mexico to support the movement of her allies on the Mexican right. If that was her objective, she has failed spectacularly. It is more logical to think that, from Mexico, she was speaking to her electoral base, the Spanish […]

Mexico and global agreements

Our country is a signatory to and a party to Conventions on chemicals and hazardous waste, climate and atmosphere, biodiversity, and marine environments. However, non-compliance with these conventions is having serious consequences for the health of Mexicans. Due to my training and expertise as an industrial chemical engineer, I will only mention the conventions that […]

SIP meets with the Supreme Court and the Attorney General’s Office to discuss press freedom in Mexico and Latin America

The Inter-American Press Association (IAPA), which includes journalists from Mexico, held a meeting with authorities from the Federal Judiciary and the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) to strengthen the institutional response to crimes against the press. The first meeting was with the President of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, […]