Mexico’s Presidential election launches with Morena’s Claudia Sheinbaum looking set to win a landslide, 30 years of the neoliberal prison known as NAFTA, corn dispute, DEA intervention and the campaign of CDMX candidate Clara Brugada.
Avila Camacho’s government created it to control teachers, who were heavily influenced by the Communist Party, highlights expert.
First impressions live from the massive hundred-thousands-plus launch of Claudia Sheinbaum’s presidential campaign in the Mexico City.
Rejecting imperialist interventionism means denouncing interests behind media outlets like The New York Times, but it also means building alternatives to economic dependence on the US and rejecting its militarist and anti-immigrant agenda.
The New York Times’ clumsy meddling in the Mexican Election
Why yes, it has been an exceptionally busy week in Mexican politics and news!
The Times displays an insolence that is out of place in the treatment of any country and that constitutes an umpteenth example of the colonial and racist arrogance with which the Western media addresses the entire non-white world.
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador speaking to journalist Inna Afinogenova of CanalRed.
An interview with Étienne von Bertrab on the Tren Maya and the significance of the 4T’s landmark project.
Mexico to ban open-pit mining, Xóchitl Gálvez meets disgraced ex-President Calderón, US Democrats horrific border policies, Coca Cola consumption issues, ICE solitary confinement, power plant nationalization continues.