Voices of Mexico no. 90
Our Voice
The challenges currently faced by Mexico seem to be not only multiplying but also rapidly intensifying. These challenges have emerged from structural pro blems characterized by the absence of sustained economic growth, together with random actions indicating the lack of comprehensive planning for prioritizing atten tion to the population's needs associated with wellbeing, specifically dignified employment, education, health, food and housing. And now the upcoming electoral process is already unfolding, scheduled to culminate in the summer of 2012.
With this panorama the current issue of Voices of Mexico begins with an analysis of various political and economic aspects that are critical to understanding the parti cularities that will define this electoral process and its results, specifically security, political forces and international trade.
Editorial
Our Voice
Silvia Nuñez García
Politics
Mexico. The Fight For Security and the Criminal System Reform
Miguel Carbonell
The Different Left Forces And the 2011 and 2012 Elections
Pablo Cabañas Díaz
Economy
Mexico's Foreign Trade Challenge: Diversification and Comprehensiveness
Fausto Kubli-García
Transformations in Food Supply In Mexican Cities
Felipe Torres Torres
Literature
The Making of Self as Bridge: Pilar Rodríguez Aranda, Poet, and Videopoet
Claire Joysmith
Bilingüe Fool
A Poem by Pilar Rodríguez Aranda
North American Issues
Ideological and Cultural Bases For Arizona's SB 1070
Javier Durán
The Kickapoo of Coahuila/Texas Cultural Implications of Being A Cross-border Nation
Elisabeth A. Mager Hois
In Memoriam
Helen Escobedo's Transparency
Jorge Reynoso Pohlenz
Helen Escobedo: A Brief Biography
María Cristina Hernández Escobar
Reviews
Casinos y poder El caso del Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino
Hernán Salas Quintanal
Fronteras de tinta: Literatura y medios de comunicación en las Américas. Una bibliografía comentada
César Othón Hernández
Art and Culture
The Old College of San Ildefonso
• José Clemente Orozco, "Painting and Truth"
• Fernando de Szyslo, "In Praise of the Shadows"
Elsie Montiel
El Chopo University Museum
• Kami-Robo, Little Paper Giants
• Xavier Esqueda's Musical Interpretations
Raquel del Castillo
The University Contemporary Art Museum (MUAC)
• Mexico: Sunshine and Solitude
Cai Guo-Qiang at the UNAM
Mariela Sánchez-Belmont
• (Hi)story in a Subway Car
Isabel Morales Quezada
The MUCA Roma
• "Not everyone who belongs is here..."
• "...and not everyone here really belongs"
Luis Orozco
Tlatelolco University Cultural Center
• Xipe Tótec by Thomas Glassford:
The Light of Tlatelolco
• Francisco Díaz de León: Between Reality and Fiction
Isabel Morales Quezada
El Eco Experimental Museum
• Offer Paraeddises. A Project by Héctor Zamora
• Appropiation, Reproduction and Seriality
In Erlea Maneros Zabala's Work
Tobías Ostrander
The Nezahualcóyotl Hall
• "By thy mask I shall know thee"
The Revelation of the True Face
Alcántara, Estela
Beyond The Macondo Oil Disaster
Hidden Costs for the Oil Industry The Macondo Spill
Gian Carlo Delgado Ramos
The Official U.S. Version Of the Environmental Damage
Zirahuén Villamar
U.S.-U.K. Diplomatic Differences On the Oil Spill
Alfonso Sánchez Mugica
After Macondo Considerations for Mexico
Rosío Vargas
Pemex and the Macondo Well Did the Accident Affect Its Agenda?
Fabio Barbosa Cano
Reflections on the Consequences Of the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
Heberto Barrios Castillo