Bartlett will no longer blame Iberdrola
At the roots of the dogmas that manipulate the president of Mexico there is a confusion between companies and countries.The ...
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Japan leaves science fiction in the face of harsh Chinese reality
The dizzying changes in the Pacific can only be explained through science fiction.This was stated by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio ...
Read moreDetailsEl Santo (Ebrard) vs United States
Mexican diplomacy, like the political movement that leads it, generates a certain folklore, and on the other side of the ...
Read moreDetailsJapan, worried about Mexico
The president will have the courtesy of interacting by telephone with his guest, the Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi. The ...
Read moreDetailsPelé and CR7: master and slave
Pelé died the day Ronaldo signed for the Saudi dictatorship. robust metaphor.Pelé patented magic in soccer. If Michael Jordan ended ...
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A Perpetual Morning and North Korea’s Nuclear Manhood
Kim Yong Un is only known in the world for his war language. He did so on Saturday by issuing ...
Read moreDetailsPauses in relations with Iran and Afghanistan?
Afghanistan and Iran find themselves removing women from their demographics, like organs invaded by cancer. They are cave-countries. Irrationality and ...
Read moreDetailsCastillo and his failed ethnonationalism
Launching the maxim that all indigenous people are incorruptible is equivalent to saying that all of us big noses are ...
Read moreDetailsJapan does not use its foreign policy as political fiction
Tokyo. Foreign policy is equivalent to having a lifeline, at least that is what it represents for most countries that ...
Read moreDetailsPedro Castillo, political suicide
Kyoto. Pedro Castillo leaves the presidency for the unforgivable mistake of defending his personal interests over those of the State, ...
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