Mexico City Mass March for Venezuela, Maduro & Flores
Defense of sovereignty and a unified continental response to US imperialist aggression comprised the collective agenda of the 10,000 strong march.
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Limits
After the latest outrageous act by the head of the White House cartel a strong response from the Mexican government was to be expected. But it didn’t materialize.
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Brutal Yankee Aggression Against Patria Grande Expands, says Popular Socialist Party of Mexico
The United States of America in its neo-fascist stage, no longer even retains the appearance of a democratic country.
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Nahua People of Alpuyeca Seek Indigenous Recognition via Mexico’s Supreme Court
The Nahua demanded the consultation by carried out by the Alpuyeca, Morelos municipal government to secure Indigenous rights five years ago to no avail.
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Detentions of Americans by Mexican Army & National Guard are on the Rise
Most arrests are related to firearms and explosives, and so carried out by the Army and National Guard.
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People’s Mañanera January 9
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on reduction of violence in Guerrero, phone-call with Brazilian President Lula, Trump’s comments about attacking Mexico, minimum wage increases, maritime monitoring, and García Luna arrests.
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These are not times for complacency
US governments have spent two centuries acting according to their own interests, not those of the global community. Someone has to stop the empire and its representatives.
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President Sheinbaum Instructs Foreign Ministry to Contact Rubio After Trump’s Comments on Attacking Mexico
A September meeting between Rubio & the Foreign Minister was followed by airstrikes off the coast of Acapulco.
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Julio Antonio Mella & Anti-imperialism
Fidel Castro said that Mella, one of the founders of the Communist Party of Cuba who worked in Mexico, was the one who did the most in the least amount of time.
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Mexico’s National Front in Defense of Sovereignty Responds to Trump’s Attack Threats
The Front denounced the possibility the US could enter Mexico militarily or coercively and identified weapons and financing sustaining the narcotics trade as originating from the US.
