AMLO's team is hoping to develop proposals with consensus and with the teachers union's support
1968: Prevailing words and ideals
The importance of remembering October 2, 1968 lies in the fact that it was the starting point to have a more participative society and more sensitive authorities
How many chauffeurs ended up working for public servants' wives or children? An old tradition, quite common in the federal government
Semefo: no rules, no coordination
It's urgent to approve action protocols and databases to be used in the Institute of Forensic Services all over the country
Public funds: political spoils
In 2017 alone, this legislative organism paid MXN $3,812,799,826 million in salaries and benefits, distributed among 6,644 employees
Ayotzinapa: four years later
How can 43 students, in a small city, disappear in a matter of hours?
Balance in the midst of austerity
During his campaign, one of Andrés Manuel López Obrador's main proposals was that once he took office, he would make cuts to public servants' salaries
The complexity of fuel theft
The first news that reported the “milking” of pipelines were published over a decade ago
Mexico City is thirsty
Around 9 million Mexicans have no access to drinking water in our country, which includes Mexico City's inhabitants
Victims for how long?
The reconstruction of Mexico City will take 5 more years to finish, as long as resources of over MXN $6,000 million are assigned to the process