It’s not just about a physical barrier. He wants to hang an “unwelcome” sign on a nation built by immigrants.
Jorge Ramos: Trump Is the Wall
There’s No Such Thing as a Stupid Question
What wisdom would be worth sharing with a group of aspiring journalists? Recently, I was invited to address the graduating class of the City University of New York’s Graduate School of Journalism, where some of the best digital journalists in the United States have studied.
The Seas Are Trying to Tell Us Something
MAYAN RIVIERA, MEXICO — Our feverish oceans are spitting out hurricanes. They are spewing invasive seaweed onto our beaches. Beneath the water, the coral is turning pale. Something is wrong, very wrong. And the seas are trying to tell us something.
Another Mexican Revolution
If there is one thing that Mexicans know for sure, it’s that Andrés Manuel López Obrador doesn’t back down. His supporters admire his determination; his enemies disparage his stubbornness.
Animals Are People
I saw them die right before my eyes: four prawns, twisting over a hot iron griddle.
Turning 60 Is a Privilege
As I turn 60, two thoughts come to mind: One, I’m running out of time; two, I’m really fortunate to have made it so far, and still be healthy and fit.
Dinosaurs, Clinging to Power in Latin America
In Latin America there are a group of presidents — political dinosaurs — who have stuck around for a long …
2018: The Year of Resistance
Since 2017 was an unbelievable year, a year in which many things that never should have happened actually happened, I believe that 2018 should be the year of resistance.
Trump vs. the Press
I’m preparing myself for four years (perhaps even eight) of the Trump administration.
Nicolas Is Leaving
My son Nicolas is leaving home, and I don’t know what I’m going to do. I’ve spent more than 19 years with this kid, teenager, man. But the time has come for him to pack up for college, and I’m dreading how much I will miss him.