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Monthly Archives: October 2026
Cesar Jauregui Charged with Treason
This past April, there was a tragic incident in the northern state of Chihuahua which created a national controversy. As a convoy returned from an anti-cartel operation, an accident killed two Americans and two Mexicans. It turned out that the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Foreign Policy, Politics
Tagged Cesar Jauregui, Chihuahua state, CIA, Claudia Sheinbaum, Maru Campos, The U.S.A.
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Mexico’s Main Companies and a Defunct Airline Named After a Fictional Queen
Stats Globe has published a map on Twitter X entitled “The Main Companies of Mexico”. Here is the map, you can see how many companies you are familiar with: There’s Soriana (a Wal-mart style chain), LaLa (a milk company), Oxxo … Continue reading
Claudia Sheinbaum on the “Day of Resistance”, Formerly Día de la Raza
October 12th, Columbus Day, is traditionally Día de la Raza in Latin America. But, as in the U.S., Columbus’ stock has gone down in Latin America. In 2020, then-President AMLO changed the name of the celebration in Mexico to Día … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History
Tagged AMLO, Christopher Columbus, Claudia Sheinbaum, Dia de la Raza, Mexican Identity, Spanish Conquest
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Columbus Day/Dia de la Raza
“In fourteen hundred ninety-two Columbus sailed the ocean blue.” Thus begins a poem by Jean Marzollo. October 12th, 1492 is the date Columbus landed on Guanahani Island in the Bahamas, in the Western Hemisphere. In Spain, Columbus Day is known … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History
Tagged AMLO, Bahamas, Christopher Columbus, Dia de la Raza, Jean Marzollo, Mexican Identity, Spain, Spanish Conquest
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Border Incident Results in Military Buildup on Both Sides
A recent border incident has resulted in hundreds more troops being deployed on both the U.S. and Mexican sides of the border, though not to fight each other. From Military.com : “Coast Guard personnel returned fire after taking gunfire from … Continue reading