 Mexican analytic philosophy has followed the dominant trends of analytic philosophy since the 1960s. In the beginning, it had strong ties to Oxford, but today it has developed working relationships with other philosophical departments around the world. Some Mexican analytic philosophers have studied abroad and have remained outside Mexico, such as Agustín Rayo (b. 1973). Others work in Mexico but publish most of their work in English, such as Mario Gómez Torrente (b. 1967). Others write in both English and Spanish, such as Mayté Ezcurdia (1966–2018). Still others write mainly in Spanish, like Alejandro Tomasini Bassols (b. 1952), who has written a large number of books that develop an original interpretation of Wittgenstein’s philosophy.