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These first weeks since Obama became President-elect have served significantly to show that there is no lack of interest in nor disdain towards Mexico.

The scandal brutally reveals that in a league that proclaims to want to empower and strengthen women, male dominance reigns and the (female) players are seen as second-class athletes.

The country is passing through a moment of change. But the president seems unmoved by it.

The more ominous thing connected to this discourse is Washington’s decision-making sphere, given that Mexican cartels are labeled a part of international terrorism.

Many specialists say that the death of the U.S. president itself, or the ridiculing of it in front of the world by the Bay of Pigs and the coup in the Dominican Republic, is considered a more than reasonable price by which the oligarchy that owns your country obtains their precious treasures.

But if the civil rights movement has reduced racism, it has not reduced racialism.