Tag Archives: Mexico

Key lessons from Mexico’s changes to the obesity policy agenda

Posted on October 13, 2020 by phpunsal

By Angela Carriedo  (World Public Health Nutrition Association) The 2014 Mexican soda (sugar-sweetened beverages) tax policy supported rapid policy diffusion. It also improved the conditions within the country to progress on the obesity agenda. How and why did it happen? … Continue reading →

Policy Needs to Focus on Politics: Coca-Cola’s Political and Policy Influence in Mexico

Posted on August 13, 2019 by phpunsal

By Eduardo J Gómez (King’s College London) True to the nature of being a political scientist, I’ve always been interested in exploring the sources of political power and its consequences for policy. In my new article titled “Coca-Cola’s Political and … Continue reading →