La Jornada Internacional

La ONU en el precipicio También: Al fin, la palabra “genocidio” es pronunciada por el gobierno mexicano. En defensa de las lenguas originarias en México. El origen del himno "El pueblo unido jamás será vencido".

La ONU en el precipicio, en La Jornada Internacional, boletín semanal del periódico mexicano La Jornada. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/la-onu-en-...
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The UN on the Brink Also: At last, the word “genocide” is spoken by the Mexican government. In defense of Indigenous languages in Mexico. The origin of the anthem “The People United Will Never Be Defeated.”

The UN on the Brink, in La Jornada Internacional, weekly newsletter of the Mexico City newspaper, La Jornada. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/the-un-on-...
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USMCA: Will Mexico be the piñata? Also: On its 41st anniversary, La Jornada faces the future of journalism. In Mexico, the Grito is historic–but silenced in some communities. 40 years since the earthquake: when it shakes, we move.

USMCA: Will Mexico be the piñata?| Read more about the negotiation to renew the United States-Mexico-Canda Agreement in La Jornada Internacional, weekly bulletin of the Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
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The Caribbean: Back to the Future Also: "The Palestinian struggle is one of the most human”: Residente, in the Zócalo. Immigrants and their allies in the trenches. Sinaloans march for peace. Corruption scandal in the Mexican Navy.

Back to the Future in the Caribbean | With eight warships deployed in the Caribbean, it suddenly feels like 1898 all over again–with its infamous “gunboat diplomacy.”| In the weekly newsletter from La Jornada newspaper: lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/the-caribb...

Siete años de la Cuarta Transformación – un balance También: Una flotilla viaja rumbo a Gaza. La desaparición forzada trasciende sexenios. EU intensifica la presión sobre Venezuela. Leonora Carrington, su rebeldía y resiliencia.

Español: “No le tengo miedo a la inteligencia artificial, le tengo miedo a la estupidez natural, que es más abundante.” Guillermo del Toro, en la presentación de Frankenstein, en el Festival de Cine de Venecia. www.lajornadainternacional.com/p/primer-inf...

A Preliminary Assessment of Mexico’s Fourth Transformation Also in this edition: A flotilla heads toward Gaza. Forced disappearances transcend presidential terms. The U.S. steps up pressure on Venezuela. Leonora Carrington—her defiance and resilience.

English: “I’m not afraid of artificial intelligence. I’m afraid of natural stupidity, which is far more abundant.” Guillermo del Toro, presenting Frankenstein @ Venice Film Festival. More in: www.lajornadainternacional.com/p/assessment...
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Radio Bilingüe, voz y sonido de “un pueblo sin fronteras” También: La comunidad cinematográfica se solidariza con las personas migrantes y el pueblo palestino. Tormenta perfecta en el campo mexicano. Poniatowska rememora sus conversaciones con Cortázar.

Radio Bilingüe, voz de un pueblo sin fronteras | En el clima antimigrante en EEUU, el trabajo de Radio Bilingüe es clave para vencer el temor y para romper silencios que aíslan a los vulnerables. www.lajornadainternacional.com/p/radio-bili...

Radio Bilingüe, the Voice and Sound of "A People Without Borders" Also in this edition: The film community shows solidarity with immigrants and Palestinians. A perfect storm in the Mexican countryside. Poniatowska recalls her conversations with Cortázar.

Radio Bilingüe, the voice of a people without borders, in @lajornadainternacional | In this anti-immigrant climate, Radio Bilingüe works to overcome fear and break the silence that isolates the vulnerable. www.lajornadainternacional.com/p/radio-bili...

Reducción de pobreza, logro y desafío También: Alimentos ancestrales. Mujeres rebeldes: un par de historias. Militares de EU en el Caribe. Nueva exposición de Leopoldo Méndez.

Reducción de pobreza, logro y desafío | También en La Jornada Internacional: Alimentos ancestrales. Mujeres rebeldes: un par de historias. Militares de EU en el Caribe. Nueva exposición de Leopoldo Méndez. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/reduccion-... #México #LaJornada

Reducing Poverty: Achievements and Challenges Also in this edition: Ancestral Foods. Rebellious Women. U.S. Military in the Caribbean. New Exhibition of Leopoldo Méndez.

Reducing Poverty: Achievements and Challenges | Also in La Jornada Internacional: Ancestral Foods. Rebellious Women. U.S. Military in the Caribbean. New Exhibition of Leopoldo Méndez. Now in English: lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/reducing-p... #Mexico #Caribbean #LaJornada

U.S. threatens military interventions, again Also in the edition: The Huarache vs The Vampire Adidas. Mexico City gets rains not seen in 70 years. Farewell to Eddie Palmieri, “our Beethoven.” Breathing life into the soul of Rosario Castellanos.

The U.S. threatens military interventions, again. | Also in La Jornada Internacional: The Huarache vs The Vampire Adidas, farewell to Eddie Palmieri, and celebrating Rosario Castellanos. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/us-threate...
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From L.A. to the Vatican: Defending Migrants Also: Afro-Mexican women highlight their cultural contribution. An Indigenous woman takes on Trump. Growing outcry against the genocide in Gaza. How Pablo O’Higgins still challenges us today.

Defending Migrants, from L.A. to the Vatican | Also in this edition: Afro-Mexican women highlight their cultural contribution. An Indigenous woman takes on Trump. Growing outcry against genocide in Gaza. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/defending-...
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Who Benefits from Free Trade? Also in this edition: Graciela Iturbide’s innovative vision. Red card to gender violence in soccer. Living archaeology. Without migrants, Mexico’s southern border suffers.

Free Trade: Who benefits? | Also in this edition of La Jornada Internacional: Graciela Iturbide’s innovative vision. Red card to gender violence in soccer. Without migrants, Mexico’s southern border suffers.
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A pilgrimage route of the Wixárika people of Mexico is designated a world heritage site by UNESCO. Read more, and other news of the world as seen from Mexico, in La Jornada Internacional. Now in English. www.lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/the-wixarika-route-world-heritage-unesco
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Palestine: The View from Mexico Also in this edition: The Global South as a driver of positive change. The debate over gentrification in Mexico City intensifies. Illegal wildlife trafficking in Mexico.

Palestine: the view from Mexico, in La Jornada Internacional. Also in this edition: The Global South as a driver of positive change. The debate over gentrification in Mexico City intensifies. Illegal wildlife trafficking in Mexico. www.lajornadainternacional.com/p/palestine-the-view-from-mexico

Rebel Art and Public Debate: Siqueiros and Valtierra Also in this edition: Historic LGBT+ march. Less maíz, more corn. Narcoengineering. A Political Earthquake on the left in the U.S.

Rebel Art and Public Debate, a view from Mexico City, in La Jornada Internacional. Also in this edition: Historic LGBT+ march. Less maíz, more corn. Narco engineering. A Political Earthquake on the left in the U.S. www.lajornadainternacional.com/p/rebel-art-...

Indigenous Power: Emancipation or Integration? Also in this edition: Who was Carlos Monsiváis really? Poverty in Mexico is decreasing—but what about inequality? Brazil: disapproval of Lula increases. Photos: the Mexico of Mexicans.

Indigenous Power: Emancipation or Integration? 500 years later, autonomy alone is not enough. Read a POV from Mexico here: www.lajornadainternacional.com/p/indigenous-power-emancipation-or #mexico

A Failed King Is More Dangerous Also in this edition: Cartoonists respond to the war in the Middle East. Soundtracks of dreams and solidarity. Mexico: 10 women murdered every day. The final stretch toward the 2026 World Cup.

A Failed King is More Dangerous– this week in @lajornadainternacional, a newsletter from La Jornada newspaper in Mexico City. Now in English on Substack. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/a-failed-k...

EU has cruzado el Rubicon--Tropas en Los Ángeles

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Los Ángeles: una mirada desde México También: Al rescate de técnicas fotográficas de otros tiempos. México da más poderes al Ejército. “Reyes no”, será la consigna en el cumpleaños de Trump. Los riesgos de prohibir la narcomúsica.

Los Angeles: A view from Mexico, in @lajornadainternacional , a weekly publication from Mexico City daily La Jornada. Now available in English on Substack. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/los-angele...

Mexico: A Model for the Americas? Also: Prehispanic treasures reappear at the Met in New York. Photographer Meiselas: This is the era of the editor. Was money laundered through tequila? Latino support for Trump wavers in Texas.

Could the development strategy of Mexican President Sheinbaum be a model for other countries in Latin America? Read more in La Jornada Internacional, a weekly view from Mexican newspaper La Jornada. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/mexico-a-m... #fourthtransformation

30 May 25 | The Power of the Image Also in this edition: Music from Cuba and Mexico through Jazz. Seeking truth in the case of the 43. $2.5 billion stolen from Mexico. Interview with Elsa Aguirre, a film icon.

Photography in Mexico, the challenge of knowing what's real in digital images, and the importance of honest, critical, committed, and powerful newspapers and photojournalists. This week in La Jornada Internacional from Mexico City: lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/the-power-of-the-image

More Taxes, Less Justice Also: Preserving Mexico’s musical heritage. 77 years after the Nakba, protesters march in Mexico against genocide in Gaza. In Central America, communities challenge extractive projects.

Trump’s budget bill would impose a 3.5 percent tax on all remittances sent by immigrants living in the U.S. Read more in La Jornada Internacional, a weekly bulletin from Mexico City daily newspaper, La Jornada. Now available in English. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/more-taxes...

Hasta la madre (The women are fed up) Also: José Mujica: from guerrilla fighter to president. Justice for the Wixárika people. Indigenous theater for social change. Artificial intelligence vs. collective handcrafted intelligence.

This week in La Jornada Internacional: Mothers searching for the disappeared, José Mujica,”the poorest president”, Artificial intelligence vs. collective handcrafted intelligence, y mucho más. You can read it here in English: lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/hasta-la-madre-the-women-are-fed

Mexico's Most Important Investors Also in this edition: Donkey Festival. A children's orchestra in Iztapalapa. Joseph Stiglitz on Pope Francis. The Hunter of Stories, and Journalism: Eduardo Galeano. The Burning of Ill Humor.

Mexicans living outside of Mexico are the largest source of money coming into the country from overseas—far surpassing private sector foreign direct investment. More from the Mexico City daily La Jornada in this weekly bulletin: lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/mexico-remittances-investors

The Challenge of Rural Self-sufficiency Also: Miguel Covarrubias, a Mexican who broke the mold. Where are they? — the cry of artists and relatives of the disappeared. Bernie Sanders: fighting the oligarchy. EZLN: art and rebellion.

The challenges of self-sufficiency in Mexican agriculture, this week in La Jornada Internacional, a weekly bulletin from the Mexico City daily newspaper La Jornada, cooperatively-owned, 40 years in print. lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/rural-self-sufficiency-in-mexico

The Tariff Roller Coaster Also in this edition: Photography as a “Political Weapon.” Eduardo Galeano, presente. Interview with Pedro Valtierra: “I am a street photojournalist.” Oaxaca: Wealth, Poverty, and Erosion.

The Tariff Roller Coaster: Trade War or End of the International Order? Check out a view from Mexico in the newsletter of La Jornada, a Mexico City daily which Noam Chomsky called “the only independent newspaper in the hemisphere." lajornadainternacional.substack.com/p/the-tariff-roller-coaster