Economists across the spectrum were apprehensive about an imminent collapse of the US and international economy as early as the fall of 2019. It's easy today to blame the collapse on the Coronavirus Pandemic -- and very convenient for economists, policy makers, the media and other pundits. But is it true? Let's look at some of the evidence which confirms the contrary."
Everyday life in the San Miguel "bubble" is worlds away from that in Sinaloa, where cartel activity is a normal presence in the every fiber of politics, commerce and everyday life. Its perception within Sinaloa comes at least as much from ambient backdrop as through efforts in the media to pierce the curtain. Not many writers take on that... Read more