I have read more than one of Ezra Shabot's pieces at
http://www.mexicoenpeligro.blogspot.com/. The individuals who run that site have posted a number of extremely interesting articles from the Mexican press, along with their own very well-informed individual commentaries. I first discovered them about three weeks ago after Googling a search for information on Venezuelan activists present in Mexico working for Lopez Obrador and I have been returning to the site ever since. The guys who run the site have a genuine passion for what they are doing and I am most impressed by their "real world" understanding of the dangers the radical left pose for Mexico. As for the
Reforma newspaper, I do not subscribe to it, which is what would be necessary for me to follow Shabot's commentaries at great length, but I have been able to glean little bits and pieces beyond what I have read at the blogger's site I just listed by Googling a
search that returns quite a bit on the guy. He's evidently very well known and maintains a rather high profile.
Do understand that even though I began my "Mexican election watch" as someone who was more informed than the average American, I have been undergoing an educational process all my own as I continue to monitor it. Learning about Ezra Shabot has been part of that process. I expect to learn more as I proceed.
