Opinion & Lifestyle

Executive decrees are reshaping Mexico's civic contract — and its citizens’ expectations of democracy itself.

Reconstructing ISSSTE is about more than fixing hospitals—it’s a litmus test for Mexico’s faith in its public institutions.

The seasonal bread of Día de Muertos reveals how Mexicans localize memory, ritual, and resistance through flour, sugar, and scent.

A generational reckoning with illness is challenging Mexico’s views on youth, health access, and the promise of wellness culture.

A global rethink of capitalism raises fresh questions about what kind of prosperity is possible—and plausible—for Mexico.

A push to reassert state control over water sparks debate on equity, sustainability, and the market’s role in basic resources.