If Mexico Were a Movie …
Pondering Our Neighbor's Saga
Americans don’t know what to make of Mexico, in part because they only tend to hear fragmentary snippets of their neighbor’s national odyssey: economic development amidst persistent poverty: drugs and people flowing across the porous border; beckoning beaches; a proud heritage; yummy food and evermore drug violence.
Zócalo hosts panels on “Telling Mexico’s Stories” in Los Angeles on June 1st and in Phoenix on June 2nd, hosting journalists who have spent extensive time in Mexico for a discussion of how to create a coherent story for a country with so many …
