Contributions
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Election Countdown: the Migration Phenomenon in Mexico
With the migration phenomenon on the rise, Mexico's presidential candidates are presenting various strategies to address this crisis. This article examines each candidate's proposals to address the causes and consequences of migration. From international cooperation to economic development on the southern border, we analyze how each candidate plans to manage one of the nation's most pressing challenges.
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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.
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The future of Intercultural Cities in Mexico: challenges and opportunities within the current approach.
On October 4, Monterrey hosted the Foundation's Intercultural Cities Forum. In its second edition, this space for dialogue gave continuity to the conversations on the recognition of interculturality as an element of social, cultural and economic value in Mexico. With the participation of academics, public officials and civil society organizations, different voices were brought together to address the challenges of human mobility.
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Interculturality in Mexico: progress and perspectives towards an inclusive society
Discover how Mexico, through intercultural policies, is becoming a key destination for migrant families. From the renowned Intercultural City of Mexico City to the recent achievement of the Municipality of Guadalupe, Nuevo León, as an Intercultural City, this article will guide you through the progress and challenges towards an inclusive society. Also, explore the manual on Intercultural Cities, a vital tool for change-makers in this dynamic transformation.
