
Biden’s more lenient policies and the expected distribution of COVID-19 vaccines will reduce Mexico’s incentive to block northbound migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
By Ben West
Biden’s more lenient policies and the expected distribution of COVID-19 vaccines will reduce Mexico’s incentive to block northbound migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
By Ben West
The country’s ongoing political crisis will cast doubt on the long-term stability of both its economy and future governments.
Arce’s administration will struggle to garner the political support and foreign investment needed to revive the country’s pandemic-rattled economy.
As donor countries grapple with their own crises, reductions in multilateral aid are impacting the COVID-19 fight in conflict zones such as Yemen.
By fueling fears of militarization, President Lopez Obrador’s move to expand the army's role in public safety tasks risk further damaging his administration’s reputation both at home and abroad.
Mexico's criminal cartels have shown themselves highly adaptive, and I have no doubt that they will take the COVID-19 crisis in stride just as they have other impediments.
By burning his remaining bridges in Congress, Bolsonaro’s perceived flippant attitude toward the pandemic risks thwarting his ability to enact key reforms before October elections.
The Brazilian president provoked widespread criticism that he favored a return to dictatorship when he shared a video promoting far-right protests set for March 15.
Travelers can increase their odds of having a safe and enjoyable vacation in Mexico by following best practices.
Since Stratfor produced our first annual Mexican cartel report in October 2006, we have carefully monitored the developments of drug trafficking organizations in Mexico. This report contains a four-part recap of developments in 2019 and an outlook for the year to come.