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Women’s Participation on Corporate Boards: Progress, Gaps, and Challenges in Mexico Compared to the United States
By: Mtra. Terry Ahtziry Cárdenas Banda, attorney, internationalist, professor, philanthropist, law professor, and social activist Throughout history, societies have transformed their legal, institutional, and social structures with the aim of promoting greater inclusion of women in decision-making spaces. This process…
U.S. and Japan Unveil Broad Economic, Defense, and Tech Agreements
-Editorial President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi met at the White House on Thursday and announced a wide-ranging set of initiatives aimed at strengthening the U.S.-Japan alliance, boosting economic investment, and reinforcing security cooperation across the Indo-Pacific region.…
Melania Trump Honors Women Leaders During White House Event
-Editorial Melania Trump highlighted the role of women in shaping the nation’s future during a White House gathering recognizing Women’s History Month, addressing a group of working mothers and female leaders from across the United States. The event, hosted by…
Baja California Lawmaker Proposes Legal Recognition of Dating Violence
-Editorial State Rep. María Yolanda “Mayola” Gaona Medina has introduced legislation that would recognize violence in dating relationships as a specific form of violence under Baja California law, intending to strengthen legal tools to prevent, punish, and eradicate abuse in…
President Sheinbaum Honors Women in Mexico’s Armed Forces on International Women’s Day
-Editorial President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, Mexico’s first female president in two centuries, led a ceremony on March 8 at Campo Marte in Mexico City to mark International Women’s Day, honoring the service of women in the country’s armed forces. The…
U.S. Government Security, Economic Cooperation at Shield of the Americas Summit
-Editorial U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem with government leaders and officials from across the Western Hemisphere during a working lunch at the Shield of the Americas Summit, outlining a U.S.-led initiative…
Baja California Highlights Programs and Policies Aimed at Protecting Women’s Rights
-Editorial The Baja California government highlighted a series of public policies and programs aimed at protecting women’s rights and strengthening support services during a commemoration marking International Women’s Day. Gov. Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda said her administration is working…
Judge Orders Refunds for Companies That Paid Tariffs Struck Down by Supreme Court
-Editorial A federal judge has ruled that companies that paid tariffs later invalidated by the Supreme Court of the United States are entitled to refunds, a decision that could result in tens of billions of dollars being returned to importers…
U.S. Lawmakers Offer Conflicting Views on Iran Military Strikes
-Editorial Top lawmakers provided sharply contrasting perspectives on U.S. military operations in Iran during interviews on CBS’s Face the Nation, highlighting deep congressional divisions and uncertainty over the administration’s approach. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Arkansas, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee,…
Baja California Congress Approves Reform Targeting Economic and Property Violence Against Women
-Editorial The Congress of Baja California approved a reform to strengthen legal recognition and penalties for economic and property-related violence against women by amending Article 6 of the state law, guaranteeing women a life free of violence. The initiative, introduced…