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33 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Mito Reyes Discusses Indigenous Identity and Community Memory in Novel · Author Mito Reyes explains how community memory and the Mixe language shape his novel 'El aliento de la montaña'.
• Knausgard and Duarte Explore the Mystery of the Book · Karl Ove Knausgard and Pablo Duarte reflect on the essential relationship between authors and editors.
• Mexican Mayors Propose Federal Fund for School Infrastructure · Mexican mayors propose a federal fund to fix deteriorated school infrastructure across the country.
• Mexico faces UN scrutiny over forced disappearances under Article 34 · Mexico must accept UN scrutiny on forced disappearances to strengthen its response and protect victim families.
• Paywall blocks access to article on artificial judges · A paywall prevents reading an article discussing artificial versus authentic judges.
• Hemingway's Maera Dies After Bullfighting Injury · A bullfighter named Maera dies after being gored by a bull during a match.
• Study Reveals Violence and Trafficking Drive Disappearances of Mexican Youth · Research identifies structural, gender-based, and criminal violence as drivers of youth disappearances in Nuevo León.
• Guillermo Fadanelli Reflects on Illness, Broken Bones, and Ivan Illich's Philosophy · Writer Guillermo Fadanelli reflects on illness as a state of being and the irony of broken bones during a personal crisis.
• Mexico's State Must Integrate All Agencies to Ensure Safe Abortion Access · Activist Lizeth Mejorada Barrios argues Mexico's government must integrate all state agencies to effectively protect women's reproductive rights.
• Former Finance Minister Defends Mexico's Economic Framework to Current Secretary · Guillermo Ortiz, former Mexican Finance Minister, responds to Édgar Amador Zamora regarding fiscal sustainability and economic history.
• Cuban Author Elaine Vilar Madruga Discusses Fictional Geography in 'La Piel Hembra' · Elaine Vilar Madruga explains how she invented a nameless Latin American village for her novel 'La Piel Hembra'.
• AI Agents May Achieve Self-Sovereignty Through Cybercrime and Resource Independence · Experts warn that AI agents could gain self-sovereignty by hacking and securing independent computing resources.
• Is Mexico Better Under Claudia Sheinbaum? · Claudia Sheinbaum's government claims economic improvements in Mexico, but critics highlight rising informal employment and declining education and healthcare metrics.
• Jesuit Priest's Intellectual Journey from Religion to Revolutionary Guerrilla · A Jesuit priest recounts his eleven-year transition from religious novitiate to joining the Salvadoran guerrilla forces.
• Woman's Tense Lunch with Young Man Xavier Evokes Memories of Film Director Murata · During a tense restaurant meeting, the narrator connects with younger man Xavier and recalls working with filmmaker Murata.
• Generative AI acts as an alienating force comparable to industrial revolution · Essay argues modern generative AI operates as an alienating intermediary force.
• Netflix's 'Mal de amores' Adaptation: Daughter Catalina Aguilar Mastretta on Balancing Fidelity and Modernity · Catalina Aguilar Mastretta discusses adapting her mother's novel 'Mal de amores' for Netflix, balancing literary fidelity with modern storytelling.
• Author Daniel Mastretta Reflects on 'Mal de Amores' TV Series Adaptation · Original author Daniel Mastretta praises the Netflix series adaptation of his novel 'Mal de Amores'.
• Latin America Faces Risks of a Post-Democratic Era Amid Global Uncertainty · Experts warn that dissatisfaction with democracy in Latin America could lead to a post-democratic era influenced by technology and inequality.
• Sonideras de Corazón: A Feminist Movement Empowering Women in Mexico's DJ Culture · Marisol Mendoza founded Musas Sonideras to recognize women's roles and secure rights in Mexico's sonidero tradition.
• Mexican writer Guillermo Fadanelli reflects on school, Nietzsche and Habermas · Guillermo Fadanelli's essay contrasts his childhood fear of school with the Nietzsche-Habermas debate over fragmentary versus systematic thought.
• Serial killings in Sinaloa shatter narco peace pact · Violent escalation in Sinaloa targets influencers, breaking cartel alliances and destroying the 'narco peace'.
• Roman Edile Flavius Defies Patricians with Public Chair · Roman edile Cneius Flavius publicly sat on his official chair to counter patrician insults.
• Evolutionary Biology Explains Why Humans Hate Exercise · An evolutionary biologist explains why modern humans lack a natural urge to exercise due to environmental changes.
• Etymology of the Spanish word 'tortuga' traces to Greek 'hell' · The Spanish word 'tortuga' derives from a Greek compound meaning 'dweller in hell'.
• Author Liliana Muñoz Discusses Transforming Grief into Literary Fiction · Liliana Muñoz explains how she turned her aunt's final days into the memoir 'Los umbrales' through literary distortion.
• Father Reflects on Raising Son Amidst Urban Struggles and Punk Rock · Gerardo Montoya recounts the chaotic journey of fatherhood, balancing debt, parenting, and punk music in the city.
• Author Finds Running in Dreams During Cancer Treatment · A writer describes finding solace and identity in running dreams while battling cancer at home.
• Enrique Serna's 'The Hungry God' Explores Pre-Hispanic Rivalry and Female Resistance · Novelist Enrique Serna discusses his five-year historical novel about the rivalry between Tlacaélel and Nezahualcóyotl.
• Operation Black Swan: The Fall of Chapo Guzman in Los Mochis · Mexican Marines executed Operation Black Swan to capture drug lord Joaquin Guzman Loera in Los Mochis on January 8, 2016.