President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on port modernization, 700 years of México-Tenochtitlan, SpaceX debris, Chicharito’s sexist comments, Fidel Castro & Che Guevara statues, security, and Monreal’s holiday.
The Trump admin is now meddling in Mexico’s internal aviation rules; USMCA agreement’s biggest beneficiaries have been big multinationals, and borough head of Cuauhtémoc rolls the culture-war dice by removing a popular statue of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara.
The dialogues were announced in the aftermath of recent anti-gentrification protests, and will discuss Clara Brugada’s 14 points to tackle the festering issue in the city.
Morena’s mushy-headed, pseudo-Christian doctrine of pluralistic redemption has outlived whatever usefulness it had, offering salvation only to the crooked and opportunistic. It’s time to flip over some tables and cleanse the temple.
President Claudia Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on National Public Security Academy, peace and disarmament campaigns, road security, real estate cartel, Hernán Bermúdez, USMCA review, 14 Mexicans in Alligator Alcatraz, and pharmaceutical purchases.
Let the nepobabies dream of tasting the honey of power, let them be frivolous and equivocal as they usually are. The political process in Mexico is moving forward.
The main challenge facing Mexico’s social economy is to promote a democratic and participatory re-institutionalization process, to overcome the stagnation and neglect of the last six years; and the development of social economy as a political and ideological project.
Throughout the Cold War and beyond, US imperialism used development plans, charitable foundations, NGOs and the funding of public and private universities to produce a pseudo-progressive, anti-communist reformist sociology capable of halting and diverting Latin America’s revolutionary impulse.
President Claudia Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on prices, remittances, Women’s Wellbeing pension, LIBRE centers, Tabasco and Adán Augusto López, US air tarrifs, and Morena changes.
Over three decades into North American free trade, it’s clear that the winners are overwhelmingly US corporations who have profited from Mexico’s low manufacturing and production costs to the detriment of Mexican labour, land and societal well-being.