Venezuela Makes Long-Shot Bid to Revive Ruined Economy With Gas
“Projects off the Caribbean coast of Venezuela offer natural gas export options for more than a decade of development,” says fellow Francisco Monaldi, amid reports that the country is pivoting to natural gas exports in an effort to revive its economy.
Investing in Sport: A Weapon of Saudi Soft Power
As football superstars like Karim Benzema head to Saudi Arabia, and the kingdom announces a bombshell golf merger, what role does sport play in Saudi soft power. And is this a case of “sportswashing”? France 24 interviewed Yasmine Farouk.
Amb. Satterfield Discusses Media Leadership, Transparency on Meyerside Chats Podcast
Ambassador David Satterfield, director of the Baker Institute, joined the Santa Monica Daily Press's Meyerside Chats podcast to discuss the significance of accurate narratives, the role of the media, and the challenges faced in ensuring that the American people have access to vital information.
Juárez has an Abundance of Jobs, but Few Migrants are Seeking Them
In Juarez, newly arrived migrants aren't filling the abundance of open jobs because they don't plan to settle there — but a more permanent life may emerge as they await entry into the U.S., says Center for the United States and Mexico's Tony Payan.
Foreign Minister’s Resignation Marks Start of Mexico’s Presidential Succession
Today’s resignation of Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard marked the start of the country’s presidential race. Ebrard is one of two frontrunners along with Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, both from AMLO’s MORENA party, says Center for the United States and Mexico director Tony Payan.