Cecilia Farfan

This summer, 15 states in Mexico will elect governors. As my colleague Amalia Pulido has pointed out, these elections could...

By Cecilia Farfán-Méndez and Michael Lettieri * The macabre scene discovered in the Camargo, Tamaulipas on January 22 was a...

Earlier this week Foreign Policy reported that the National Security Council under the Biden administration would include a new position...

Before the election certification was catastrophically but predictably disrupted in Capitol Hill, President-elect Biden’s transition team and Mexico’s Foreign Ministry...

Often, I have written about how we fall short of understanding violence in Mexico by solely focusing on the annual...

This week Cannabis Wire, an online publication reporting on the cannabis industry, called December “a historic month”; a sentiment echoed...

The incoming administration of President-Elect Biden will provide a window of opportunity for enhancing U.S.-Mexico security cooperation. In particular, it...

A central disadvantage of cooperation stalling between the U.S. and Mexico is that while each side is engaged in broadcasting...

By Cecilia Farfán-Méndez and Michael Lettieri * The images were striking. Plumes of thick black smoke rose from the city’s...

We are losing but we are not defeated. On September 28, International Safe Abortion Day, women in Mexico City gathered...