Mexico City
In Mexico, FNF seeks to promote liberal ideas by fostering a market economy, the rule of law, and civic education. We work on topics such as innovation, digitization, and the open market because an innovative and open society can promote the global freedom of individuals. Development depends on the ability of people to cooperate voluntarily to transform their creativity into value for others. We work together with Mexican organizations and civil society to promote the rule of law and a stronger democracy in which human rights are defended, and where good governance is a priority.
News
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We won! The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in Mexico wins the Impulso Emprendedor 2022 Award!
The Mexican Association of Entrepreneurs (ASEM) presented the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in Mexico with the Impulso Emprendedor 2022 Award, an annual prize that recognizes outstanding individuals or institutions that promote entrepreneurship and improve the conditions for doing business in Mexico.
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Our themes
What does FNF do in Mexico? We work on projects focused on a variety of themes including Market Economy, Rule of Law and Good Governance, Human Rights, Liberal Dialogue and Civic Education. Find out more about these focus areas here.
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Is democracy in the hands of social media?
In our increasingly interconnected world, we are confronted with increasingly polarized societies. With this in mind, it is important to question how we consume content and how we shape our digital future in order to ensure that liberal and democratic values are promoted in all areas.
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Covid and Democracy in Mexico
Mexico currently has the third highest Covid-19 death rate in the world. However, the crisis began before the pandemic. Mexico is on the path to authoritarian rule and the government is not even pretending that the virus is an excuse for it. Is Mexican democracy at risk?
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Fake News and Hate Speech
Along with Article 19, we explore the topics: What is hate speech? What is fake news? How does it affect our society? Should we ban them?
Here we present short videos that help us understand how to identify the "fake news" and hate speech which are so prevent in the region and the best ways to combat them.
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Free to Be - Articles to rethink your future
The event "Libre de Ser" was created as a space for more than 20 powerful female latin american voices, from diverse areas of society, where they shared their experiences, challenges they had faced and their achievements.
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Women in Civil Society- Edna Jaime, Mexico
Edna Jaime is one of the most important figues in rule of law and accountability in Mexico. She is director of MExico Evalúa (Mexico Evaluateds) author and co-author of books, papers and laws relating to anti-corruption and regulation of power within the country. Here we hear more from her about her work.
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Let's talk about (un)safe spaces:
To start the discussion about mental health in the LGBT+ population, we must discuss safe spaces. And, to talk about safe spaces, we should ask ourselves if these are a response to unsafe spaces built over the decades in our society.
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What can we learn from Berlin as a start-up city?
Many cities in Mexico have the conditions to become start-up cities. Through public policies, the country can foster frameworks to facilitate the opening of businesses. What makes Berlin a start-up city that other cities in Mexico could replicate? Constant transformation, formation of sustainable alliances and adaptability to change, three characteristics intrinsic to every entrepreneur.
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FNF Mexico in the Media
Would you like to know more about our work and the issues affecting our work in Mexico? Here you can read interviews and content about FNF Mexico in the Mexican media during the last year.
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Our team - Mexico City
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A Puerta Cerrada
El nuevo coronavirus, que ha devastado el mundo desde principios de 2020, reveló que la desinformación existe fuera de la política en un grado alarmante y su difusión va en aumento a través de servicios de mensajería, como WhatsApp y Telegram.
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Agenda
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Economía de Mercado
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Buen Gobierno y Derechos Humanos
Social Media
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❌ La violencia económica es una agresión silenciosa. Estereotipos, roles y expectativas de género normalizan conductas que violentan y limitan la autonomía de las niñas y mujeres. ¿Cómo detectarla? ¿Cómo combatirla? De esto hablamos en nuestro artículo https://www.freiheit.org/node/35702
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27 de cada 100 mujeres de 15 años o más han sido víctimas de violencia económica en México. ¿Por qué hablar de libertad económica el 25N? La violencia económica es una de las formas de agresión más silenciosas. De eso hablamos en nuestro artículo este mes 👇 https://www.freiheit.org/node/35702
