People’s Mañanera May 14
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on flood prevention projects, fighting food inflation, extradition controversy, and Díaz Ayuso and Mexico’s cultural greatness.
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Confiscate What Was Looted
Our country’s history is a recurring one of officials illegally enriching themselves while in office, who, in addition to remaining unpunished, almost always maintain the wealth that was the product of the public resources they plundered.
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San Antonio Abad Residents Demand Expropriation of Collapsed Building for Social Housing
Two months after the collapse, Mexico City authorities have yet to clarify the condition of the site or the investigation into the negligent homicide of the three construction workers.
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Morena: “The governor of Chihuahua will not escape justice; she betrayed the nation”
The Governor is accused of inviting CIA agents to operate illegally in Mexico.
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Sheinbaum: Universal Healthcare for All?
Nearly two years into President Sheinbaum’s term, the gap between announcement & real implementation is still wide; universal healthcare cannot be achieved in the current conditions of chronic underfunding.
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People’s Mañanera May 13
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on CIA agents in Chihuahua, CNN’s CIA car bomb story, Tabasco social housing, and the Olinia EV.
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Second Chihuahua Prosecutor Resigns Over CIA Scandal
Hours earlier, prosecutor Wendy Chávez confirmed in an internal investigation the presence of US agents inside the Attorney General’s office.
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Trump’s Twin Threats – Soberanía 106
The US’ review of Mexican consulates, counterterrorism against organized crime groups, and Madrid Mayor Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s visit to Mexico.
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Lucía Guadalupe Mora, Morena Political Liaison & Teacher, Murdered in Chihuahua
Morena’s state executive described Guadalupe Mora as a “combative woman, committed to a firm fight against corruption and in defense of social causes.”
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Collectives: Sending Army to Guerrero Won’t Solve Violence Against Indigenous People
“In 11 years we have documented at least 76 murders and 25 disappearances; while the Mexican State has shown an attitude of complete indifference towards the desperation of Indigenous peoples.”
