By Juan Larrosa, September 2, 2025 University radio stations are media outlets with the capacity…
Freeways, values, and the city: the eternal return of elevated highways
By Juan S. Larrosa-Fuentes In my work as a researcher, one of the issues that…
Thirty years after NAFTA: Facing a new historical crossroads
By Juan Larrosa, July 21, 2025 I was born in the late 1970s and grew…
Narcocorridos as a Form of Propaganda
By Juan Larrosa, July 7, 2025 The debate around narcocorridos has been present in the…
B-2 Bombers, Propaganda, and the Risk of Repeating History
By Juan S. Larrosa-Fuentes, June 23, 2025 On Saturday, June 21, the United States launched…
Migration, discourse, and violence: what is happening in Los Angeles?
By Juan Larrosa, June 9, 2025 Migration from Latin America to the United States…
An Impossible Election: Democracy, Knowledge, and the Judicial Vote
By Juan Larrosa, May 13, 2025 Many of the ideals that sustain our contemporary…
#TelevisaLeaks and the Degradation of Public Discourse
By Juan Larrosa, May 6, 2025 In recent days, journalist Carmen Aristegui released a series…
The Telecom Reform and the Value of Democratic Deliberation
By Juan Larrosa, April 28, 2025 Historically, the relationship between politics and the broadcasting and…