If your court case takes years to resolve, is that still considered justice? Is justice available if human rights workers are being targeted by corporations or criminalized by the government? Can a civil society exist under such restraints?

Noted Mexican economist Jose Calderoni will explore these questions by examining the current Mexican justice system. Calderoni has extensive civil service, international diplomatic and business experience, including with UNESCO and the Mexican Ministries of Industry and Commerce and Labor and Social Prevention, Health, Education and Land Reform. He is currently an international consultant and lives with his family in Mexico City.