Sinaloa Opens Sorghum Market to China; Seeks to Sell 1.2 Million Tons
A Chengdu firm signed to buy Sinaloan sorghum via the port of Topolobampo, grain that lab tests found beats Australia’s for China’s baijiu liquor.
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Mexico Recovers 1,132 Pre-Hispanic Archaeological Artifacts Returned from the US
One of the largest archaeological sets returned to Mexico in years, voluntarily handed over and cataloged by more than 40 students over two years.
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“We Won’t Leave Mexico’s Mountains of Guerrero,” Governance Secretary Says
After organized-crime violence displaced families in Guerrero’s highlands, Rosa Icela Rodríguez vowed a permanent security presence and a 13-point recovery plan.
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The West Seeks to Frame Russia for Supplying Arms to Drug Trafficking, Russian Intelligence Charges
Russia’s SVR says the West is planting arms and faking video to blame Moscow for arming cartels and pull Latin America into its anti-Russia camp.
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People’s Mañanera August 17
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, on cellphones in schools, high school access, digital sovereignty, Colombia aid, and hospitals.
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Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala Present Plan to Protect 5.7 Million Hectares of the Great Maya Forest
One year after the Calakmul Declaration, the three countries unveiled a joint Regional Action Plan for a transboundary corridor that is home to over 2 million people.
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PAN Demands Investigation of AMLO’s Son; “What You’re About Is Hypocrisy,” Montiel Responds
The PAN demanded a probe of AMLO’s son over his revoked US visa, even putting his face over the photo of Maduro’s capture; Morena’s Ariadna Montiel accused the PRIAN of serving foreign interests.
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US Opens Drone and Anti-Drone Technology Market to Mexico to Combat Drug Trafficking
Announced by Ambassador Ronald Johnson, a Declaration of Intent gives Mexico’s Defense Ministry access to the US military’s digital marketplace to counter cartel drones.
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“There Would Be No Freedom, Well-Being, or Rights Without Sovereignty,” Sheinbaum Says from Tamaulipas
Inaugurating an IMSS-Bienestar hospital in Tamaulipas, Sheinbaum cast health, education, and housing as rights “and not commodities,” inseparable from Mexico’s sovereignty.
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More Than 500 People Commemorate the Centenary of Fidel Castro’s Birth at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico
Diplomats, Morena lawmakers, and solidarity groups filled the embassy as the ambassador thanked Sheinbaum for Mexico’s moral and material support for the island.
