Sergio Aguayo Quezada is professor at Mexico’s Colegio de Mexico. Among his books is 1968: Los archivos de la violencia (Grijalbo/ Reforma, 1998). His website is here.
Recent articles
Mexico: living with insecurity
The Mexican state’s routine failure to guarantee the safety of citizens eclipses even the flu-virus emergency in importance, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
(This article was first published on 12 May 2009)
Mexico: a state of failure
The inability of official Mexico to counter the inexorable spread of the country's violent drug cartels poses a fundamental question, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
The next American revolutionAn absorbing electoral contest in the United States may be the prelude to a transformation in the country's profile in Latin America and beyond, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
From Soweto to the Amazon
The peoples of Latin America are becoming agents of history in a transformation without precedent, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
The reconquest of America
The retreat of the United States and the arrival of new global actors announce a new era of transformation in Latin America, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
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