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Mexico & Nafta - November 2018
Fifty years on, the Tlatelolco massacre shakes Mexico
An authoritarian government, thousands of protesters, and a seismic event whose effects are still being felt to this day. The 1968 Tlatelolco massacre has been cited as a turning point in Mexico’s history, and 50 years later the country is still dealing with the aftermath.
- Introduction
- Northern border free zone plan is welcome, but concerns remain
- One year after earthquakes, camping on the streets and diverted resources
- Odebrecht investigations in Mexico stalled without Brazilian cooperation
- Fifty years on, the Tlatelolco massacre shakes Mexico
- Security top of the agenda for new CDMX head of government
- Economic Highlights