Roberto Diaz, Mexican journalist and designer graduated from the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México. He is currently coordinator and correspondent for Democracy Watch News Latin America. He covers politics, democracy, social justice and international relations.
Latest posts by Roberto Díaz
Why does the Spanish crown refuse to apologize for colonizing Mexico?
The president of Mexico reignites the debate: Spain still does not apologize for the conquest, while Mexico demands an answer to its colonial history.
Progress or freedom: Speeches by the presidents of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and El Salvador at the UN
Of all the speeches by Latin American leaders, these five are examples of the political tendencies in the region.
Justice for the emblematic Ayotzinapa crime in Mexico in a race against time
The Ayotzinapa case has become emblematic in Mexico because of the 43 students who were victims of the complex entanglement of the army, narcos, judges and politicians.
The Venezuela of Maduro, the inconvenient sister of Latin America's left
For years democratic leftist governments in Latin America maintained relations with Maduro's Venezuela despite its authoritarian tendencies. Will the year 2024 mark the end of such relations?
The diplomatic conflict with Ecuador that favored Mexico
Latin America is divided into two ideological poles, but when it came to the diplomatic conflict in Ecuador, many closed ranks with Mexico.
What did Claudia Sheinbaum do to become the new president of Mexico?
Yes, Claudia Sheinbaum followed the general policy of AMLO, but in a more refined manner.
Will Mexico have its first woman president?
For the first time in Mexico's history, the two top presidential candidates are women.
