Mexican Press Agency
México · United States
Section

Opinion

Analysis and argument from our contributors.

45 storiesPage 1 of 2
Latest · November 2, 2026

This Day of the Dead, I Wait for Esperanza

On May 8 of this year my grandmother, Esperanza Colín, died, and since then there is a part of me that still wants to call her, tell her something, ask her if she has put the beans on yet. I miss her like no one else. This Day of the Dead, I wait for her for the first time.

By Pamela Cruz. Mexican Press Agency · 4 min read

The Chicanx Radio Movement

OpinionDecember 23, 2025

This paper looks at the historical development of Chicanx communications as an industry and mass media movement with its roots in the United States Chicanx movement, thus seeks to shed light on the symbiotic relationship between both movements, La Causa and Chicanx controlled media

Trump Left, Sheinbaum Arrived

OpinionJune 18, 2025

President Claudia Sheinbaum’s attendance at the G7 Summit is a bold and carefully calculated political move, in which Mexico takes on a role it had never assumed before.

The U.S. Authoritarian Decline and Immigration as Enemy, Symbol, and Tool

OpinionJune 13, 2025

The pro-immigrant protests that erupted in California and spread to other parts of the United States have become a diplomatic problem for Mexico, a financial headache, and the ideal pretext for Trump to double down on his efforts to politically, police-wise, and militarily control the country he governs.

California Rises Against Tyranny

OpinionJune 12, 2025

On Monday, June 9, 2025, we witnessed the international image of a man waving the beautiful Mexican flag over burning vehicles—a powerful representation of the Mexican homeland’s spirit since its founding, a spirit that stands against discrimination and slavery and has always been a symbol of freedom.