Human Rights :
Human rights are a priority for the Foundation. For this reason, from all the offices in Latin America we analyze how they are developing in the region. Each office has chosen a different topic and month after month we will put a magnifying glass to understand them, deepen in them and disseminate their importance for the region.
News
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Concentration of Power in Mexico: Reform with Destructive Potential
David Gallegos Rubio analyzes recent reforms in Mexico, including changes to the Amparo Law and the Amnesty Law. These changes raise concerns about the balance of powers and the protection of citizens' rights. The judicial limitation and discretion granted to the president could strengthen executive power and threaten individual liberties. Read his analysis here.
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“Governing will be difficult“
On Monday May 20, the new President of Taiwan, William Lai Ching-te and his Vice-President Hsiao Bi-khim were inaugurated in Taipei. Many representatives from neighbouring countries and the international community, politicians from all Taiwanese political groups and civil society representatives attended.
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Cultural Diversity: Key to Sustainable Development in a Globalized World
In this article we explore the importance of cultural diversity in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), highlighting how increasing migration trends and global mobility require policies of integration and social cohesion. Cultural diversity not only enriches societies through its multiple expressions, but also becomes a driver of socioeconomic development, creating economic opportunities and fostering social inclusion.
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Truth is not protected
Mexico has experienced a period of unprecedented violence against the press and the last six years have become the most dangerous for Mexican journalists. The lack of attention to this problem is evident and the resulting violence not only affects the victims and their families, but silences society as a whole. World Press Freedom Day is a reminder not to forget that freedom of the press is a right.
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Liberal democracies and art
The intersection of art and political freedom reveals itself as a fundamental engine for democratic evolution, constantly challenging and redefining the limits of human expression. On International Art Day, Daniela Domínguez reflects on the role it plays in social aspirations and challenges, questioning injustices and promoting diversity of perspectives, becoming an active agent in the struggle for political freedom.
