People’s Mañanera September 10
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on her national tour, tax simplification, zero tax on books, PISA results, U.S. pressure, and La Derecha Diario.
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on her national tour, tax simplification, zero tax on books, PISA results, U.S. pressure, and La Derecha Diario.
In the first year of Mexico’s elected judiciary, Supreme Court president Hugo Aguilar Ortiz reported 13,231 of 15,051 case files resolved and over 4.7 billion pesos in savings.
Culture Secretary Claudia Curiel outlined a zero sales-tax rate for small bookstores, 50 million pesos in bulk book buys, aid for state book fairs, and a Vasconcelos Library overhaul.
In the first year of a national adult-literacy drive, 277,000 people learned to read and write, and the INEA has now reached 32.4 million Mexicans in 45 years.
Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard called the U.S. commerce chief’s meeting with Sheinbaum cordial as both countries prepare a fourth round of USMCA review talks this month.
A 1990s bailout that turned private bank losses into public debt. Serviced with interest alone, it now claims 48 billion pesos of the 2027 budget.
Mexico’s foreign minister visits China as Beijing backs its sovereignty, the 2027 economic package targets tax-evading “factureras,” and Televisa peddles a dubious smear against a Morena senator.
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on the 2027 Economic Package, Fobaproa, Pemex, security, and sovereignty.
Mexico’s 2027 Economic Package aims to lift tax revenue to a record 15.9% of GDP with no new taxes, by fighting evasion, avoidance, and shell-invoice firms (factureras).
Morena holds a commanding lead ahead of 2027 — 35% raw, 48% among decided voters — while PAN, PRI and MC bunch up far behind for a contested second place.