Soberanía 63: Lowbrow Landa
Take that man’s phone away! In the latest episode of Soberanía, a triggered Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau goes full rage-doxx against a MORENA party official, President Sheinbaum attends the G7 in Calgary, Kurt and José Luis reflect on the Iran-Israel conflict, and an update on opposition to the ICE raids in the context of the “No Kings” protests . The show concludes with a reflection on the need for Mexico to view its migrant communities in their own situation and context, avoiding two-dimensional stereotypes, and in a new segment, the “People’s Mailbag,” illustrate this with two precise reflections on the migrant issue.

JUNEBOREE DONATION DRIVE UPDATE
This June, Soberanía is running a matching donation drive, thanks to a faithful viewer and listener who wishes to remain anonymous. He will match all donations coming in this month, over the next four episodes, through the Youtube account or Paypal, up to $1000USD.
We’re shooting for the moon, however; we’d like to reach $1500USD.
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As of June 17, the Juneboree has raised $755 via your donations towards our goal of $1,500 USD.
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Mexico Proposes Reviewing Foreign Investments over 49% Under National Security Criteria
Sheinbaum’s bill would add the heads of Defense, the Navy, intelligence, and tax agencies to the commission vetting takeovers in energy, mining, AI and semiconductors.
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Government Incorporates Mexican Steel into the National Content of Public Works
For the first time, public works must favor Mexican steel over imports, a Plan México measure to boost the country’s mills and industry.
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Morena President: If They Win the Poll and Have a Bad Record, They Won’t Be Candidates
Ariadna Montiel told Morena’s senators that vetting candidates is a ‘historic responsibility,’ vowing to reject anyone with ‘pending accounts.’
