Tag: Enrique Peña Nieto

[Now] that the White House is finished with Mexico, it is Canada who is called into the parlor.

Donald Trump has devoted his term to drawing battle lines all over the place.

[T]he Republican tycoon’s attempt to start a global trade war will fail, and the U.S. economy will suffer the most.

[I]nstead of using the opportunity to propose substantial initiatives, the Mexican representatives decided to wager on maintaining the same basic terms of a treaty which was negotiated more than two decades ago.

Mexico is finally raising its voice.

Arpaio’s pardon is one more confirmation that Trump is going to do everything necessary to fulfill his campaign promises

Sessions frames these leaks as a threat to national security, but he fails to mention the threat presented by the central players in these events.

In this situation, it is impossible not to acknowledge that the Mexican government, not the government of the United States, opened the door to this undesirable state of affairs.

He won’t change; neither will his supporters. But the rest of the voters still can.