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About Sergio Aguayo Quezada

Sergio Aguayo Quezada is professor at Mexico's Colegio de Mexico. Among his books is 1968: Los archivos de la violencia (Grijalbo/ Reforma, 1998).

Articles by Sergio Aguayo Quezada

Wednesday 13th May

Mexico: living with insecurity

The Mexican state's deep-rooted failure to protect citizens eclipses even the health emergency 
Tuesday 17th February

Mexico: a state of failure

The inability of official Mexico to counter drug-violence is consuming the country's future 
Wednesday 2nd April

The next American revolution

The end of neocon hegemony could transform the US's profile in Latin America
Monday 17th December

From Soweto to the Amazon

Latin America's people are writing a new chapter in world history

Wednesday 29th August

The reconquest of America

China, Iran, Spain - and Islam - are arriving in Latin America as the US pays for its Iraq folly

Monday 25th June

Mexico: a war dispatch

Mexican democracy is being corroded by the battle against powerful drug-cartels
Friday 16th March

Mexico: living with drugs

The advance of organised crime in Mexico is at last provoking a serious political response, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
Friday 24th November

Mexico: on the volcano

A triangle formed by three Mexican presidents – outgoing, impending, and presumptive – is creating a dangerous political moment, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
Monday 11th September

Mexico's democratic lifeline

Mexico's bitter, divisive election dispute prompts Sergio Aguayo Quezada to map one last route to heal wounds and save democracy.
Thursday 6th July

Fraud in Mexico?

Mexico’s epic election week ends with grave doubts about the official result, reports Sergio Aguayo Quezada in Mexico City.
Monday 15th May

Mexico's turbulent election ride

Mexico's invitation to the European Union to observe its election on 2 July underlines the fragility of the country's democratic institutions, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
Tuesday 18th April

Mexico: a banana republic?

A law that consolidates the power of electronic media barons is part of the political manipulation underlying Mexico's election campaign, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
Sunday 26th March

The Americas' new independence

Latin America's move to the left and away from the United States is only one aspect of a historic shift with profound global implications, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
Tuesday 29th November

Washington vs Latin American democracy

The search for new political models is transforming Latin American politics, but George W Bush's visit to the region reveals a sclerotic United States administration that prefers hectoring to dialogue, says Sergio Aquayo Quezada. 
Sunday 24th July

America's protean left: José Miguel Insulza and the OAS

Latin America's radical surge is fuelled by solidarities forged in the era of Augusto Pinochet and Henry Kissinger. The career of José Miguel Insulza, new Chilean head of the Organisation of American States, is an exemplar, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada. 
Wednesday 20th April

Mexican democracy in peril

A legal case against Mexico City's popular mayor could derail the country's slow march to democracy, explains Sergio Aguayo Quezada. 
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