Entrepreneurship in Mexico: An Artisan’s Journey
Daniela is 58 years old with a technical degree in haute couture who has spent the vast majority of her life sewing and designing clothes. Over a decade ago, Daniela…
Are Millennials Less Entrepreneurial in the United States Than Past Generations?
Millennials have recently developed a reputation as the entrepreneurial generation, thanks in part to a study funded by GoDaddy that suggested more millennials own businesses and express a greater desire…
COVID and Families in Mexico: Livelihoods and Contagion During the Pandemic
Mexican society has suffered a huge blow with the pandemic that began in 2020. Like other countries around the world, the closure of businesses and human activities caused a drop…
Pollution in Loreto and Peruvian Law 30645
Loreto, an idealized destination for many nature-loving tourists, projects a reality that contrasts fiercely with the green mantles of the Amazon. This Peruvian jungle department exposes a difficult environmental challenge,…
Brazil’s sociopolitical cataclysm: The dangers of unchecked military institutions
Brazil is experiencing an unprecedented social and political cataclysm – at least since the Redemocratization, when the 1988 Constitution put an end to the dictatorial military regime installed in a…
Mexico’s forest areas and their threats: Are the locals destroying their own habitat?
Mexico is a megadiverse country. Together with Brazil, both represent the richest territories in Latin America and the Caribbean region in terms of ecosystems. About a third of the country’s…
Energy Poverty in Ecuador: A Little Known Reality
The economic crisis facing Ecuador has reached an unprecedented setback in the country’s development. As part of this crisis, an old problem has become evident, which is the inability to…
Superfoods and their impact on Mexico’s temperate forests: When theory and practice misalign
Once deemed attractive for a socially and environmentally conscious market, superfoods rapidly gained global notoriety. Companies not only promoted these products to improve health, but they also claimed superfoods helped…
Police and Corruption in Mexico. Paths and Proposals.
One of the problems plaguing Mexican history is its relationship with corruption and the perception that comes with it, which is already part of Mexico’s political culture. Its police force…
What Happens When the Government Intervenes in the Country’s Institute of Statistics?
The answer from most countries would be “nothing, because that is not going to happen.” Unfortunately, this is what happened in Argentina, starting in 2007, with the administration of Néstor…