Johnson: Truths, at Last
US Ambassador Johnson credits Mexico for a 76% drop in fentanyl flows and historic seizures, exposing Trump’s ‘failed state’ rhetoric as pure propaganda.
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Mexican Government Invests 2 Billion Pesos and Reinforces Strategy to Contain Sargassum in Quintana Roo
This year’s sargassum influx is four times greater than 2025 and 27 times the historical average, with some 9,000 tons washing onto Quintana Roo’s beaches every day.
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‘R1’ Arrested, Alleged Mastermind of the Murder of Former Mayor Carlos Manzo
Ramón Ángel Álvarez Ayala leads Los Rs, a CJNG cell; his capture brings to 31 the number detained over the Uruapan mayor’s November 2025 killing.
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People’s Mañanera July 30
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on the mañanera, political debate, the economy, sargassum, education, Cuba, and migrant protection.
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Washington’s Tariffs Against the World
Behind the forced-labor pretext lies a midterm gamble; even as Mexico edges out China as top US supplier, Campa argues any relative win is a Pyrrhic victory.
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Mexico’s Public Education Secretariat Orders Closure of Militarized Schools Before August 31
The order follows the alleged femicide of a 13-year-old at a militarized-school camp; the first academy targeted is Puebla’s Ignacio Zaragoza.
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Live Long and Prosper – Soberanía 117
Mexico wins a rare legal victory over Vulcan Materials at the World Bank’s ICSID tribunal, students occupy Canal Once, and Trump’s latest tariffs leave Mexico the relative winner.
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People’s Mañanera July 29
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on Kia’s $649M EV investment, Plan México and trade, new Fovissste housing, the Ruffo Appel case, audience rights, and falling food insecurity.
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Vulcan: Mexico’s Victory
Vulcan plundered the Riviera Maya for decades, then demanded $1.9 billion from Mexico in a corporate tribunal and still lost. AMLO ended the mining operations and declared the site a protected natural area.
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Korean Firm Kia to Invest $649 Million in Mexico to Begin Electric Vehicle Production in the Country
Kia will invest $649 million to produce its first electric vehicle in Mexico at its Pesquería, Nuevo León plant. Production starts August 4, creating 2,000 jobs through 2030, report Muñoz and Jiménez.
