Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco Prepares Official Visit to China
The head of Mexico’s Foreign Affairs Ministry will travel to the Asian country on September 7 to strengthen political dialogue and the cooperation agenda between the two countries.
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Two Years, One Direction
La Jornada columnist Juan Becerra Acosta on Sheinbaum’s second State of the Nation Address: a 154% real minimum-wage rise, homicides down 51%, and 70% approval keep outrunning the opposition’s story.
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People’s Mañanera September 2
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on the Constitution, sovereignty, Well-Being programs, public education, US cooperation, and the Lie Detector.
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Sheinbaum’s Second State of the Union – Soberanía 122
The hosts break down Sheinbaum’s second State of the Union address, the constitutional reform to bar dual citizens from the presidency, and the controversial U.S.-Venezuela oil deal.
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Is Terry Cole “Promoting” Harfuch? The US Has Always Sought to Divide Us, Sheinbaum Says
“They run into a wall, because Mexico’s security Cabinet has enormous coordination and unity,” Sheinbaum said, dismissing US attempts to divide her government.
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Water as a Right: Sheinbaum Reports Recovery of 5 Billion Cubic Meters
Following the reform to the National Water Law, Mexico has recovered over 5 billion cubic meters of water from private concessions, enough to supply 90 million people for a year.
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President Claudia Sheinbaum’s Second State of the Nation Address
President Claudia Sheinbaum’s report on two years of her government and eight of the Fourth Transformation: record wages, expanded Well-Being programs, energy sovereignty, and a 51% drop in homicides.
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The US: The Real Narco-State?
“Washington isn’t interested in fighting organized crime within its borders… but in using drug trafficking as a pretext to interfere in other countries,” La Jornada argues.
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The Sheinbaum-López Obrador Rupture
“The salinistas who invoke a Sheinbaum-López Obrador split calculate that only a fight could hand them what they’ve failed to win on their own,” argues Delgado.
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Mexico Proposes Reviewing Foreign Investments over 49% Under National Security Criteria
Sheinbaum’s bill would add the heads of Defense, the Navy, intelligence, and tax agencies to the commission vetting takeovers in energy, mining, AI and semiconductors.
