People’s Mañanera May 27
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on anti-violence programs, security strategy, informal employment creation, US-Mexico relations, and megaprojects & ecosystems.
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Women & Gaza: “If They Touch One of Us, We All Respond”
This is a pledge of international solidarity that connects the women resisting in Mexico with those sustaining life in Palestine.
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Morena Spokesperson Distances Deputies from Support for Raul Castro, Cuba Solidarity Group
Morena’s parliamentary spokesperson, Arturo Ávila, who owns a weapons company that sells armoured vehicles to Bukele & trains with israeli weapons manufacturers, said the solidarity statement was not an official position of all Morena deputies.
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Messages in Morena’s New Leadership
Presidential verticalism is being maintained, but Montiel’s appointment brings a greater knowledge of popular demands and political mobilization tactics.
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Mexico City Deputies Unanimously Approve Care System Law
More than three million people in Mexico City require care due to life stage, disability, or dependency: unpaid work in this area is equivalent to approximately 12% of GDP.
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200,000 Mexican “Dreamers” at Risk of Deportation
Changes and delays in procedures implemented by the Trump administration put them at risk, according to Mexico’s External Relations Secretariat.
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INEGI: Mexican Job Insecurity Increased in First Quarter 2026, Informal Employment Rate 54.78%
Mexico’s employed population increased by 551,651 in Q1, the lowest creation since 2011, but it was entirely informal.
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People’s Mañanera May 26
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on healthcare, TV Azteca, electoral reform, the international right wing, and foreign direct investment.
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Trump’s Migrant ID Restrictions Could Curb Remittances: IBERO Specialist
After more than a decade of sustained growth, remittance flows to Mexico in 2025 saw their first decrease due to increasingly restrictive conditions for migrants in the US.
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The Origins of Cruz Azul
Once the workers took control of the factory, they began to seek the development of well-being, and that is how the group of cooperatives was created and with it the town of Jasso.
