Morena Proposes Equal Pay, Salary Transparency Law
The law takes aim at the gender pay gap, with a mandatory application for all businesses and public institutions and would limit employers from inquiring about a job applicant’s salary history.
Author: Mexico Solidarity
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Mexico City Evictions Violate International Law, Experts Warn
Mexico City has been plagued by evictions involving irregular hours, separated families, property theft by unidentified persons who act in concert with police and civic officials, and violence.
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Golden Parnassus Cancun Workers Strike
Hotel workers cited non-payment of savings funds, withheld wages and tips, undistributed food vouchers, and the failure of the company to meet its other legal obligations as reason for the strike.
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People’s Mañanera September 23
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on Dos Bocas refinery, record low poverty, healthcare achievements & challenges, B-King and Region Clown murders and UNAM CCH Sur attack.
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PVEM Politicians Lead Silent Rebellion Against Morena
“[Green Party leaders] have a way of participating in the party’s successes that doesn’t necessarily involve political issues.”
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People’s Mañanera September 22
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on electoral reform, the PRI-PAN “pause”, IMF growth forecast, remittances, naming the Gaza genocide, and the judiciary.
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Sheinbaum Announces Construction of 82,000 Housing Units in Chiapas
From one of the poorest states in the country, the President said that the Fourth Transformation governments apply the principle of putting the poor first.
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Agrifood Exports Fall Due to Trump’s Policies
The closure of the US to Mexican beef, coupled with the compensatory quota imposed on tomatoes, caused a 4.3% drop in the value of Mexican agricultural exports in the first seven months of 2025.
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President Sheinbaum says PM Carney Requested List of Canadian Mining Companies Violating Mexican Environmental Laws
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is a former banker at Goldman Sachs.
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40 Years After the 1985 Earthquake, Working Conditions for Seamstresses Remain Unchanged
During the earthquake of September 19, 1985, 600 seamstresses were trapped under the rubble. After they formed unions and cooperatives, but nothing changed: working conditions remained horrible, & dozens of seamstresses were trapped in the 2017 earthquake.
