Soberanía 79: Onshoring Sadism
The US’ War on Terror comes to Latin America, Mexican foreign policy & the Global Sumud Flotilla, USMCA bullying, national polling, and media spin from the LA & NY Times.
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Time for a Tune-Up: Morena Turns Eleven
“Morena must not turn into just a brand. Its strength must be its social movements, women leaders and the ethics and commitment of its membership,” says Alejandro Torres in this interview.
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Mexico City Mobilizes on 2nd Anniversary of Al-Aqsa Flood, Against Genocide of Palestinians
Thousands marched in support of Palestinian national liberation, demanding Mexico break relations with the genocidal state of israel.
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Trump Proposes Separate Agreements with Mexico & Canada
Separate agreements from the USMCA could prevent Canada & Mexico from working together to protect their own domestic priority areas such as public healthcare, generic pharmaceutical production, water, agricultural policy and natural resources.
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People’s Mañanera October 7
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on decline in homicide, national security strategy, US-Mexico security agreement, Hernán Bermúdez, amparo law reform, and Indigenous and Afro-Mexican recognition.
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I’m Not Afraid of israel
If we don’t react to israel’s genocide against Palestine, we will have failed as human beings, writes Workers Party deputy Lilia Aguilar Gil.
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Agricultural Producers Call for Removing Basic Grains from USMCA, Building Food Sovereignty
What’s the point of lowering inflation with cheap imported products that generate unemployed people who have no income to purchase cheap goods?
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US Warns No USMCA Negotiations if Mexico Does Not Give In
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer stated that there will be no negotiations to extend or renew the USMCA while Mexico does not “comply” with the energy, telecommunications, agriculture, & other sectors.
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Workers Party’s Jessica Luna Aguilera Murdered
Luna Aguilera, a member of the socialist PT and recent mayoral candidate in Veracruz, was picking up her child from school when she was attacked by armed individuals.
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Volkswagen Puebla to Decide This Month On Possible Layoffs of Over 1,000 Workers
The German automaker is contemplating layoffs, despite receiving more than 197 million pesos in 2025 in support from the state of Puebla.
