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Mission: Integrate innovation into the curriculum. I have been teaching individual creativity and corporate innovation since 2005. Everyone wants it; no one wants to work for it. I can change that.
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México Watch
When Andrés Manuel López Obrador was elected president of México, he promised to rid México of corruption, reduce the crazy murder rate, and replace technocratic, market-friendly policies with actions that put the “poor and forgotten” first. Six years later, López Obrador’s cartel strategy of “Hugs, not bullets,” hasn’t turned out very well. Cartel warfare is leaving a trail of more than 20,000 bodies every year: many times hanging from bridges or tossed into mass graves, as ABC 7 (Chicago) has pointed out. And what does Claudia Sheinbaum, López Obrador’s newly elected successor, have in store? Mexicans deserve better.
Harper’s Magazine: “Forbidden Fruit”
Mexico Daily News: “Mexico in Numbers: Day of the Dead”
The New York Times: “Why Did a Drug Gang Kill 43 Students? Text Messages Hold Clues”
The New York Times: “Who Was ‛El Padrino,’ Godfather to Drug Cartel? Mexico’s Defense Chief, U.S. Says”
The New York Times: “In Mexico, a Truck Full of Corpses Takes a Mystery Road Trip”
The New York Times: “Fearing Corruption Inquiry, Former Mexico Party Chief Moves to Block Arrest’”
The New York Times: “Losing Faith in the State, Some Mexican Towns Quietly Break Away’”
The New York Times: “In Mexico, ‛It’s Easy to Kill a Journalist’” Leer en Español
The New York Times: “Using Texts as Lures, Government Spyware Targets Mexican Activists and Their Families”
The Guardian: “‛Adiós!’: Mexican Newspaper Norte Closes After Murder of Journalist”
Mexico News Daily: “Mexico is Third Most Dangerous Country.”
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The New York Times: Corruption at a Level of Audacity ‛Never Seen in Mexico’
