Gabriel Sánchez Díaz holds a master’s degree in Political Science from Mexico’s National Autonomous University (acronym in Spanish: UNAM); post-graduate studies in clinical psychoanalysis; and a BA degree in sociology, from the UNAM as well.  He worked as a professor at that institution from 1981 to 2000 as well as at Iberoamericana University from 1986 […]

Ana Romero Salcedo holds an MS in Environmental Sciences from the University of Lund, Sweden’s Center for Sustainable Studies. She completed specialized studies in Energy/Environment Policy and Management at the Latin American School for International Social Science and Environmental Studies at Karlstad University, also in Sweden. She is a graduate in International Affairs from the […]

Luis Manuel Guerra, a UNAM-trained chemist specializing in hazardous wastes in Berlin—as well as founder and president of the Instituto de Asistencia en Investigaciones Ecológicas, A.C. (acronym in Spanish: INAINE) more than twenty-five years ago—carried out the first independent air-quality measurements in Mexico City and created the first voluntary automobile-use restriction program, Un día sin […]

Eduardo Vázquez Martín was born in Mexico City in 1962 and has worked as an editor at magazines such as La Orquesta; Periódico de Poesía; Milenio; Viceversa and Laberinto Urbano. The founder of the Mexico City Culture Institute in that city’s first directly-elected municipal government as well as that administration’s Director of Cultural Development, he […]

Elena Ortiz Jiménez holds a degree in psychology from Iberoamericana University, an MS in Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy, and a doctorate in Clinical Psychoanalysis from the Centro Eleia psychological activities center. Ortiz Jiménez has more than fifteen years’ experience as an instructor in the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy masters program and also carries out clinical case teaching and supervision […]