Mexico avoids straining relations and, at the same time, avoids pursuing an industrial policy that might affect established interests, particularly those of large transnational corporations. External constraints & internal indecisiveness reinforce each other.
Sonora-born coffee grower Armando Rodriguez now calls Hawaii his home: carrying on a tradition since the early 1800s, when King Kamehameha welcomed vaqueros, or paniolos, to the island to train horses & breed cattle.
Workers detected excessive payroll deductions and anomalies in the savings fund at the German company.
The National Front for the Rescue of the Mexican Countryside said although there is communication with federal authorities, “dialogue does not resolve anything if there are no decisive actions.”
Mexico should continue to work at maintaining a positive relationship with our closest neighbor and number one trading partner. But acting like Trump isn’t capable of unilateral military action against us is foolish.
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on energy sovereignty, Tamaulipas housing, World Cup 2026, and the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
It is difficult to believe that European intelligence services, which rigorously monitor arms trafficking, would ignore the flow of weapons & drones into the Americas.
Mexico tax authority’s decision to revoke the tax-deductible status some NGOs operating in the country, including prominent organizations linked to the opposition and US funding.
In Tamaulipas the construction of Bienestar housing has reached 60% of the six-year goal of 84,000 homes.
The humanitarian aid approach proposed by the Mexican government “is certainly necessary, but without the possibility of oil trade, it is merely a small palliative.”