Trump Orders Delta Airlines & Aeroméxico to Dissolve Joint Venture
The United States has ordered Delta Air Lines and Aeroméxico to disband a joint venture by January 1 that allows them to coordinate scheduling, pricing, and capacity decisions.
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Potential Tariffs from Mexico on China Put Investments on Hold
The Mexico-China Chamber of Commerce and Technology said the list released by the Mexican government includes a large number of industrial inputs, which will have also have a detrimental impact on Mexican exports.
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The Rapaciousness That Indebted Mexico
In 2005, a PRI and PAN reform to Mexico’s Income Tax Law allowed corporations to defer the payment of taxes by up to 100%.
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Clicks September 14
Our weekly roundup of Mexican political stories in the English and Spanish language press, including Alito Moreno’s treasonous gambit, tax reform, the CIA, tarrif tiff with China, gig worker reform, Residente & Palestine, and energy financing.
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ALBA Denounces US Violation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty in Mexico
ALBA’s President made a special mission to Mexico to raise concerns about the threats to Latin America & the Caribbean by US imperialism.
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Mexican Foreign Affairs Secretariat Condemns ICE Murder of Mexican in Chicago
Mexican citizen Silverio Villegas González was murdered by ICE on Friday morning in the Franklin Park neighbourhood.
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Sheinbaum: Mexico’s Sovereignty, An Inalienable, Non-Negotiable Principle
The President stated that Mexico will maintain respectful dialogue with other nations, but with the conviction to always preserve independence.
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Laura Itzel’s Liberatory Dreams
As President of the Senate and a life-long figure on the left, Laura Itzel Castillo is in a critical position to call for a break in relations with the Netanyahu government, to have Mexico take a stand against a future of genocides.
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Supreme Court Minister Ríos: “Those Who Owe Taxes, Will Pay Taxes”
“It would be very unfair if workers who are captive taxpayers because they deduct taxes from their paychecks are paying, while large individuals or large companies don’t.”
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Yielding to External Coercion Will Only Make Mexico More Passive
Appeasing the US brings no benefit to Mexico itself. It makes Mexico appear susceptible to coercion, raises doubts about the independence of its policymaking, and encourages the pressuring side to demand even greater concessions.
