Belén Fernández

Net­flix’s de­ci­sion to fea­ture the likes of the film Farha and the se­ries Mo was a de­vi­a­tion from busi­ness as usu­al.

Ear­li­er this month, I vis­it­ed an un­marked grave for those who died in Mex­i­co’s US-backed war on asy­lum seek­ers.

As he hits the halfway mark of his term, how has Biden fared in terms of his promis­es to the Amer­i­can left?

Mex­i­can lead­ers have promised more hu­mane mi­gra­tion poli­cies only to wage a bru­tal war on mi­grants on be­half of the US.

Last month, I tried to recre­ate the seren­i­ty of a past camp­ing trip in Oman by dis­con­nect­ing from the in­ter­net.

For some of us, the World Cup con­sumed so much fes­tive joy that there is lit­tle left for Christ­mas.

From beers to cars to su­per­mar­kets, Mex­i­co and oth­er post­colo­nial so­ci­eties are grap­pling with a white­ness epi­dem­ic.

The world’s ‘coolest dic­ta­tor’ seems de­light­ed about blockad­ing his own peo­ple. That shouldn’t sur­prise any­one.

Twit­ter CEO’s next big goal is to build a city on Mars. So what ex­act­ly might a Muskian Mars-scape look like?

As the old say­ing goes, look in the mir­ror be­fore you judge oth­ers.