Luis Rubio

Luis Rubio

He is a contributing editor of Reforma and his analyses and opinions often appear in major newspapers and journals in Mexico, the US and Europe (New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, International Herald Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, National Public Radio).
reforms
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All governments end up encountering pockets of resistance. Some are very ambitious and try to change many components...

institutions
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The PAN is conditioning its legislative vote for the energy reform on the approval of an electoral reform....

economy
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1971 was the year that things slacked off. After two decades of experiencing growth rates of more than...

economy
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In only few instances has Mexico found itself unable to break through the paralyzing inertia that currently characterizes...

economy
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When politicians start making radical adjustments to the fiscal system they run the risk of provoking distortions they...

oped
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A poster by the National Education Workers Coordinator (CNTE) on the trunk of a van led me to...

oped
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All governments, in Mexico and in the world, hit the wall at some point. What’s crucial is not...

security
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At the heart of criminality, says Mark Kleiman, lies impunity. When crime is not punished, it recurs. On...

security
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In 1904, Stanley, an Anglo-American journalist, went to Africa in search of a Scottish scientist and missionary about...

institutions
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A survey taken by the UNAM several years in a row in the 80s and 90s concluded that...