How is the Mexican Economy Doing?
Monetary and fiscal authorities are not addressing challenges facing the national economy, both in terms of stagnation, increasing employment, and dealing with the blows arising from the US.
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Mexican Government & Soft Drink Monopolies Agree to Reduce Soda Tax
The reduction was announced after representatives from different parties complained about pressure from lobbyists to avoid imposing the tax on light beverages.
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People’s Mañanera October 16
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference with comments on road & bridge repairs, damaged schools, electricity restored, Servants of the Nation census, 70 dead & 72 missing, FONDEN, Amparo Law & reducing soda tax.
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President Sheinbaum on US Operations in Venezuela
Mexico’s President responded to news the US is utilizing the CIA to target Venezuela, after murdering dozens in the Caribbean over the past month and a half.
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Mexican Journalist from Global Sumud Flotilla Responds to US Deputy Secretary of State Landau
The former diplomat and US government’s self-proclaimed Visa Remover has been reduced to spending his last few years on earth as a virtual hall monitor.
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Recovering Mexico’s Bodies of Water: Essential & Preventive
After the storm, it’s worth asking ourselves how to prepare for future floods. Restoring the Earth’s runoff must be one of these priorities.
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Palestinian Ambassador Demands Economic Sanctions & Arms Embargo on israel
The Hague must prosecute war crimes: ending genocide is not enough, she points out in Mexico’s Senate.
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People’s Mañanera October 15
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on extreme rains and disaster relief, visiting San Luis Potosí, Amparo Law, and the IMF revising GDP growth to 1%.
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16 Proposals for 40 Hour Workweek in Chamber of Deputies
With nothing coming from the President, proposals for a 40 hour work week continue to emerge in the Chamber of Deputies, along with calls to stop postponing the debate.
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Soberanía 80: The Nobel “Peace” Prize Farce
Hosts Kurt and José Luis react to the farcical irony of far-right Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, unpacking her long record and what it all could mean for Mexico.
