Jorge G. Castañeda
Jorge G. Castañeda is a prominent Mexican intellectual and political figure, known for his role as the former Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Mexico. He has been a vocal commentator on Mexican and Latin American politics, advocating for democratic reforms and progressive policies. Castañeda is also a professor at New York University and the author of several influential books, including 'America Through Foreign Eyes,' which explores U.S.-Latin American relations. His insights into international politics, particularly regarding U.S. policies toward Latin America, have made him a significant voice in discussions about the region's future.
Born on Jun 04, 1953 (72 years old)
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Guyana:
Jorge G. Castañeda is the author of the article discussing Claudia Sheinbaum's presidency.
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Mexico:
Jorge G. Castañeda reiterated in Nexos that the political financing system was designed to be unequal.
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Mexico:
Jorge G. Castañeda is a former Foreign Minister of Mexico and a professor at New York University.
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Jamaica:
Jorge G. Castañeda is a former foreign minister of Mexico and a professor at New York University.
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Guyana:
Jorge G. Castañeda argues for active non-alignment in Latin America.
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Jamaica:
Jorge G. Castañeda is a former foreign minister of Mexico and a professor at New York University.
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Venezuela:
Jorge G. Castañeda is a former Foreign Minister of Mexico and a professor at New York University.
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