Mexico Became the World’s Largest Beer Exporter in 2025
Beer exports hit US$6.48 billion across 98 countries, 36% of global value, with the US alone buying US$6.046 billion.
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Faster Justice and Prevention, Key Points to Combat Property Dispossession in Mexico City
Mexico City promises restitution in 15 days and prosecution in 30, a 20-judge unit, and a new Property Defense Office, amid 1,846 open dispossession cases.
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People’s Mañanera August 7
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on inflation, Mexico–Peru relations, Ayotzinapa, US relations, energy sovereignty, audience rights, and México Canta.
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Mexico’s Labor Secretariat Confirms US Company Newmont Violated Workers’ Rights at the Peñasquito Gold Mine
The miners’ union’s fifth USMCA rapid-response case forces Newmont into a neutrality letter and a binational remediation plan after three leaders were fired.
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Mexico and Peru Restore Diplomatic Relations
Peru granted safe conduct to former PM Betssy Chávez, who sheltered in Mexico’s embassy; Sheinbaum vowed to keep defending ousted President Pedro Castillo.
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Experts Rule Out ‘Fracking’ in Mexico’s Tampico-Misantla; Water-Well Drilling to Assess Two Basins Will Begin
A science panel urged banning unconventional gas in the Tampico-Misantla basin; two others stay under study only if deep saltwater, not fresh, is found.
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Mexico Requests to Meet with US Agriculture Authorities to Resume Avocado Exports
US inspectors were pulled from Michoacán over threats; Sheinbaum is sending more National Guard and pitching a work plan to restart avocado exports.
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People’s Mañanera August 6
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on energy sovereignty, water, audience rights, avocado exports, and infrastructure.
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Ex-Governor of Guerrero Ángel Aguirre Arrested; Accused of Hiding Evidence on the 43 of Ayotzinapa
Aguirre governed Guerrero when the 43 vanished in Iguala in 2014; he is the first former governor detained in the case under the FGR’s new probe.
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Exposing Mexican Media’s Bogus ‘Censorship’ Claims – Soberanía 118
Mexico’s new audience rights law exposes corporate media’s phony ‘censorship’ cry, the UNAM admissions exam melts down under a private contractor, and Brazil defies Washington in an escalating visa dispute.
