Wages: Reversing the Neoliberal Damage
Wages now make up 30.8% of GDP (4.1 points more than in 2018) and labor poverty fell to 31.9%: the Fourth Transformation reversing decades of neoliberal wealth transfer to those at the top.
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Mexico Recovers $5.8 Million from the Weinberg-García Luna Network; It Will Go to Guerrero Schools
The $5.8 million is a first slice of a $578.5 million U.S. judgment against funds the UIF traced through Barbados shell firms like Nunvav on inflated prison contracts.
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Wages Accounted for 30.8 Percent of Mexico’s GDP in the First Quarter
Employee compensation’s share of GDP has risen 4.1 points since 2018 while corporate profits fell 7.3 points, a real shift in how Mexico’s wealth is distributed.
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Mexico’s Exports and Imports Rose More Than 40 Percent Annually in July
Mexico’s total exports rose 43.7 percent and imports 45 percent year over year in July 2026, both reaching record values, according to INEGI.
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People’s Mañanera August 28
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on Cabeza de Vaca, candidate screening, García Luna, recovered funds, peacebuilding, and Mexican athletes.
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The Three Sovereignties: The Civilizational Crisis of the West
“The East does not reproduce the Western paradigm of a single dominant pole, but its opposite,” argues Rojas Silva.
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Mexico’s Financial Sector Is a Shackle on Development
Drawing on Mariana Mazzucato’s critique, Mario Campa argues that Mexico’s concentrated commercial banking and starved development banking hold back the country’s development.
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Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico Reaches Record of $34.968 Billion in First Half of 2026
Sheinbaum framed the record as proof the economy is holding firm despite forecasts of weaker growth, alongside a peso at 16.97 to the dollar.
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People’s Mañanera August 27
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on national sovereignty, Cabeza de Vaca, migrant protection, Somos México, La Derecha Diario, and audience rights.
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Juan Manzo Will Ask the FGR to Take Over the Case of Carlos Manzo’s Murder
Juan Manzo says he was surveilled for widow Grecia Quiroz, who he claims would fund the suspects’ defense with public money.
