Opinion

President Joe Biden wants to turn Trump into an unmentionable. But will he disappear from politics? (Leer en espanol)

“A majority of people in low-income countries will be waiting until 2024 for covid-19 vaccinations if high-income countries keep engaging in what some are calling 'vaccinationalism,'” a report by the Duke Global Health Institute has cautioned. (Leer en español)

There is no other option except to legalize or protect the largest number of immigrants possible this spring using budget legislation. Biden will have to search for the required votes in Congress for the rest of his immigration reform package.

Immigration used to scare and divide Democrats. No more. It’s a matter of when, not if. When Democrats have enough power in Congress to legalize 11 million, they will.

The government of El Salvador stands ready to work with the Biden Administration on areas of mutual interest for the benefit of our nations and our people.

President López Obrador’s approach to the virus has put Mexicans in danger. (Leer este articulo en español)

How many deaths in Mexico could have been avoided if more preventive measures had been adopted months ago?

The Biden administration should cancel student debt to free millions from this burden. The new administration has a chance to take executive action to broadly cancel up to $50,000 in student loan debt for borrowers with federal loans.

Biden needs to follow through on a proposed Central American regional anti-corruption commission. Otherwise, U.S. aid will not stop thousands of desperate people from fleeing countries that give them little hope to survive, much less flourish.

Recent events have demonstrated that democracy in the United States is much more fragile than we thought. In the end democracy prevailed, but it barely withstood Trump.