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.

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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)

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.

An 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.

The peoples of Latin America are becoming agents of history in a transformation without precedent, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.

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.