Isabella Leal

La gentrificación no es culpa de quien llega, sino de un sistema que falló en proteger y garantizar condiciones para que el acceso a la vivienda digna sea un derecho.

La respuesta no esta en el odio y la xenofobia, sino en exigir políticas públicas justas y efectivas.

México necesita políticas de vivienda que prioricen a las personas. ¿Cuáles? Desconozco, no soy experta en ello.

Pero lo que si se es que el mercado por sí solo no corrige desigualdades.

Culpar al “otro”, al que migra, al busca mejores oportunidades que las que tiene en su país, repite la misma lógica nacionalista que en otros contextos grita “fuera mexicanos”. Misma narrativa nacionalista, diferente excusa.

El problema son las políticas urbanas que no priorizan el derecho a la ciudad, la vivienda digna, ni las comunidades.

Sin regulación efectiva, cualquier colonia, barrio, o area puede volverse inaccesible para quienes lo han habitado por generaciones.

Culpar a los extranjeros es una salida fácil y peligrosa.

Desvía la atención del fracaso estructural del Estado en garantizar el derecho al acceso a vivienda asequible y regular el desarrollo inmobiliario (particularmente la especulación).

La llegada de nómadas digitales y personas con mayor poder adquisitivo responde a un mercado que premia la especulación y el turismo, no la vivienda digna.

Mientras tanto, los habitantes históricos enfrentan desalojos, alzas en rentas, e inaccesibilidad.

El problema de la gentrificación en CDMX (y el país) no son los extranjeros que ven “barata” la vivienda. Eso es solo un síntoma.

El verdadero problema está en las políticas públicas que no protegieron a las comunidades locales y fomentaron un modelo urbano excluyente.

“Hablen español”, protestan en uno de los países con mayor diversidad lingüística del mundo.

En México, un país con múltiples lenguas y una historia rica en diversidad cultural.

Las protestas vistas nacen de necesidades reales, pero en contra de los actores equivocados. 🧵

El precio oculto de la seguridad. Vigilancia Masiva en México.

🛰️🇲🇽 ¿Seguridad o vigilancia? México avanza hacia un Estado que todo lo observa. 📄✍️
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🎓 ¡Calificaron con honores mi Tesis de Maestría! “From Shield to Weapon”: cómo las constituciones pueden volverse armas políticas, caso de estudio: la Reforma Judicial Mexicana del 2024. 🛡️⚔️

📖 Ya se publicó el libro Desafíos actuales del Derecho Constitucional en México.
Participo con el artículo: “La rigidez constitucional y el desafío de preservar los principios fundamentales: un análisis desde las normas pétreas en el derecho constitucional en México”.
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While U.S. headlines praise Mexico as a "beacon" of opportunity, we also stand at the edge of democratic backsliding and push against human rights. A recent and alarming example is Art. 109 of the proposed reform to the Telecom and Broadcasting Law, which would allow censorship of digital platforms.

When you play the long game, the satisfaction of seeing your hard work pay off is more significant than any recognition, applause, or mention. The pride in a well-done job and generating effective material change surpasses it all.

Fulbright suspended all authorizations due to delayed State Department funding disbursements, forcing them to reduce their workforce. In the FAQ, they have confirmed that they will not be granting working or Academic Training authorizations or international travel authorizations.

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Necesitamos líderes que se preocupen por la educación, por el desarrollo, por el progreso y crecimiento sostenible de nuestras comunidades.

We are in the midst of an international regression. Peace, stability, and progress are all fragile. With so many world leaders falling into populist ploys for personal and political gains, ignoring the welfare of humanity, it is in spite of fear that we must continue to thrive.

18 States Sue to Stop Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order The lawsuit to block the president’s executive order is the first salvo in what is likely to be a long-running legal fight over immigration policy.

Breaking News: Eighteen states sued to block an executive order by President Trump that seeks to deny citizenship to babies born to unauthorized immigrants in the U.S.

BREAKING: We’re suing the Trump administration to block the president’s attempt to end birthright citizenship.

An executive order does not have the power to override the Constitution.

The only thing I have to say is that it’s time to get to work again. With how things are going globally, there is really no other choice.

this is basically all human civilisation

Trump dropping his own memecoin means he has the wrong people in his ear re crypto policy. I’m now getting very concerned about the Trump presidency.

nic carter @nic__carter · 11h Something that hasn’t been much discussed - creating a bunch of personal memecoins opens the door to secretive foreign buyers trying to curry influence with our leaders. If you hated hunter biden’s anonymous art sales, you should hate this too. nic carter @nic__carter Basically, we used to have an informal rule that presidents wouldn’t start or run businesses that could pose a conflict of interest. Creating a bunch of memecoins and defi protocols opens the possibility to rampant violations of the emoluments clause. Not to mention the obvious COI given the fact that trump can set crypto policy.

Ryan Selkis (d/acc) 🇺🇸 @twobitidiot Dear @realDonaldTrump : Please fire whoever recommended going forward with the Melania launch today. 1. They don’t know what they’re doing. 2. They cost you a lot of $ and goodwill. 3. They don’t have your interests in mind.

Brent @Brentsketit feel bad for anyone trying to build anything serious rn president just making a complete mockery of this industry fighting another biden admin prolly would have been better longterm

I’m not sure people quite grasp how much of the crypto world is reacting to the Trump memecoin launches.

Not to bang a tired drum BUT the fact that the divestiture law has made TikTok so desperate to suck up to Trump in order to stay in business is WHY THESE KINDS OF LAWS SHOULD TRIGGER VERY SIGNIFICANT FIRST AMENDMENT SCRUTINY even if they directly target only property relations, not speech per se

Once more, and louder for those in the back, A.i. inherently has biases. The outputs it produces are not entirely objective, and one must always be critical of them.

whoever said money can't buy happiness must not have realized you can buy a little arm that holds your ereader above your face in bed, and a remote so you can turn the pages without taking your arms out from under the covers

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These are the types of issues I wish to have in the future.

Más de cien mil contraseñas de contribuyentes del SAT son filtradas en foros de la dark web | R3D: Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales Filtran más de cien mil contraseñas del SAT poniendo en riesgo la información, privacidad y seguridad financiera de las personas contribuyentes en México.

Credenciales de acceso de 111 mil contribuyentes del Servicio de Administración Tributaria fueron filtrados en foros de la dark web por un usuario identificado como iZED. r3d.mx/2024/12/19/m...

Unpaid internships are unpaid work, and no one will convince me otherwise. Even when they are "learning" to do the job, they do so by working.

I'm always shocked by people's lack of pleasure in what they do. Call it a job, a hobby, a career. It feels so foreign to me.