Billionaire Carlos Slim’s Telcel Illegally Charges 135,000 Customers for “AI Service”
Mexico’s Federal Consumer Protection Agency, PROFECO, reported that the captive customers did not authorize or request said service.
News Briefs
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Hondurasgate Confirms US Meddling in Mexico
The “Hondurasgate” scandal, stemming from leaked audio recordings in May 2026, alleges a coordinated, foreign-backed plot to destabilize the administration of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.
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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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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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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.”
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CNN Says CIA Murdered in Mexico with Car Bombs; Security Secretary Harfuch Says They Didn’t
A CNN story attributes a March 28th, 2026 car bomb which killed two in Mexico State to the CIA, along with other undisclosed operations.
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Coahuila State Police Attack, Disperse Protest by Workers from AHMSA Steel Company
Nine workers were arrested and several injured, as workers demand payment of their salaries and severance, which have been owed to them for more than three years.
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Informality Reigns Among Workers
Mexico’s enduring high levels of informality means the progress seen in recent years with minimum wage increases & vacations has not had the desired impact.
