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Mañanera del Pueblo

  • President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on children online, solidarity with Colombia, reforestation, renaming Paso de Cortés, avocado plants, water for the eastern Valley, and the Central American Games.

  • President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on inflation, Mexico–Peru relations, Ayotzinapa, US relations, energy sovereignty, audience rights, and México Canta.

  • President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on energy sovereignty, water, audience rights, avocado exports, and infrastructure.

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Analysis

  • Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Peoples

    Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Peoples

    For Indigenous Peoples Day, Elena Poniatowska talks with Senator Susana Harp on recognizing Afro-Mexican peoples, halting textile plagiarism, and Mexico’s racism.


  • Archives of the PRI’s ‘Political Police’ Reveal Its ‘Tradition’ of Spying

    Archives of the PRI’s ‘Political Police’ Reveal Its ‘Tradition’ of Spying

    Contralínea’s serial report on Mexico’s secret-police files shows the PRI spied on Sheinbaum from age 6, her mother (branded a ‘communist’), and AMLO from his start in politics, among a vast range of targets.


  • Trump’s Pushing It — But Claudia Sheinbaum’s No Pushover

    Trump’s Pushing It — But Claudia Sheinbaum’s No Pushover

    David Raby on the El Mayo abduction, USMCA fights, ICE killings of Mexican-Americans, and the economic strength behind Sheinbaum’s firmer line with Washington.


  • Guadalajara’s Water at Risk of Privatization

    Guadalajara’s Water at Risk of Privatization

    Jalisco’s governor floats water privatization amid a contamination crisis on his own government’s watch, joining other right-wing opposition states embroiled in water scandals.


  • Beyond the Rubble

    Beyond the Rubble

    Natural disasters expose the strengths and weaknesses of every society. Venezuela’s earthquakes proved its communes were far more than an ambitious political vision — they were the social infrastructure people relied on.


  • Johnson: Truths, at Last

    Johnson: Truths, at Last

    US Ambassador Johnson credits Mexico for a 76% drop in fentanyl flows and historic seizures, exposing Trump’s ‘failed state’ rhetoric as pure propaganda.


  • Washington’s Tariffs Against the World

    Washington’s Tariffs Against the World

    Behind the forced-labor pretext lies a midterm gamble; even as Mexico edges out China as top US supplier, Campa argues any relative win is a Pyrrhic victory.


  • Vulcan: Mexico’s Victory

    Vulcan: Mexico’s Victory

    Vulcan plundered the Riviera Maya for decades, then demanded $1.9 billion from Mexico in a corporate tribunal and still lost. AMLO ended the mining operations and declared the site a protected natural area.



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