Blog 02 June 2025 Mexico’s judicial elections: democracy in the Ballot Dalia Grinberg, Master of Public Policy student, explores Mexico’s unprecedented judicial elections, questioning whether a popular vote for judges is a democratic innovation or a step toward authoritarian consolidation under Morena’s rule. Dalia Grinberg Tobias Law Democracy and politics ... Mexico
Blog 08 August 2024 Mexico's reform of the judiciary: A threat to democracy and regional stability Mariana De Lucio, a Mexican lawyer specialising in human rights and an MPP student, argues that there is a crisis of democracy unfolding in Mexico, setting a "dangerous precedent" for the region. Mariana De Lucio Perez Democracy and politics Law ... Mexico
02 May 02 May 2024, 17:30 - 18:30 Mexico’s missing Disappearances related to drug cartel violence has been one of the most critical issues in Mexico. Join Lucía de los Angeles Díaz, Miguel Moctezuma and Víctor Ávilaand as they discuss the work of the mothers’ collective Solicit de Veracruz and the collaboration with the FOUND project.
Blog 23 February 2024 Tech breakthrough could bring closure for families of Mexico’s missing Miguel Moctezuma, from the Global Security Program at the Blavatnik School of Government, explains how studying life has helped to better understand death. Miguel Alejandro Moctezuma Barraza Global security Mexico
27 Oct 27 October 2021, 18:30 - 20:00 Mexico: Alternatives to address violence Should countries such as Mexico be exploring new ways to tackle violence related with organised crime?
