Sheinbaum: Mexico’s Sovereignty, An Inalienable, Non-Negotiable Principle
The President stated that Mexico will maintain respectful dialogue with other nations, but with the conviction to always preserve independence.
Author: Mexico Solidarity
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Supreme Court Minister Ríos: “Those Who Owe Taxes, Will Pay Taxes”
“It would be very unfair if workers who are captive taxpayers because they deduct taxes from their paychecks are paying, while large individuals or large companies don’t.”
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People’s Mañanera September 12
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on student scholarships, fighting poverty, soda tax, tarrifs, meeting with Canadian PM Carney, the CIA, gas transport regulations, digital payments, & minimum wage increases by 2030.
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Sheinbaum: “Absolutely false” news about CIA & Mexican Army
“What Reuters says is false. That report says there are CIA agents working with the Mexican Army on the operations. It’s absolutely false, it’s not true,” the President stated.
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Only 1 in 10 App Workers Able to Access Social Security
The majority remain excluded from key rights such as general medical care, childcare, retirement savings, or disability pensions, despite the government citing enrollment numbers to celebrate job growth.
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Brugada Makes 13,000 Mexico City Public Workers Permanent
Mexico City’s Head of government celebrated the step as an act of labor justice: workers will now have social security, benefits, and peace of mind of formal employment.
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Soberanía 75: Show Me The Money
Mexico’s 2026 budget, fuel smuggling, tax evasion, Residente in the Zócalo with a powerful moment of solidarity with Palestine, and billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego’s AI bastardization of Benito Juárez.
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People’s Mañanera September 9
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on Saltillo–Nuevo León Railway, reduction in homicides & violence, anti-violence campaign, national security, the Navy, Ayotzinapa, taxation, & solidarity with Pedro Castillo.
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Sheinbaum Asked Rubio to Extradite Two People in Aytozinapa Case
The President did not confirm whether US Secretary of State Rubio was open to the request.
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Unemployment Insurance Registration Opens in Mexico City
Recipients can receive up to three monthly payments of 3,439 pesos.
