Representing Sheinbaum, Foreign Secretary Roberto Velasco told Ibero-American leaders that Mexico’s security ties rest on “cooperation without subordination.”
Sheinbaum will spend practically the whole week in Shenzhen, where APEC’s 21 economies will debate artificial intelligence, supply chains, and energy and food security.
Becerra will be California’s first directly elected Latino governor, and Hinojosa beat Greg Abbott to become the first Latina to lead Texas.
The freeze covers 40 people and companies tied to INE suppliers; a complaint went to the Attorney General, and INE resignations have reached 30.
Nearly 1.29 million vehicles sold so far, as Chinese brands keep gaining ground and push traditional automakers to compete harder.
Shipments hit a record US$62.2 billion, with 83% entering tariff-free under the USMCA, keeping Mexico ahead of Canada, China and Vietnam as top supplier.
Sheinbaum recalled the bid to strip López Obrador of immunity and a 2006 recount limited to 8% of polling stations, after Fox called governing Mexico a business.
He says agents offered an ex-Navy officer immunity in Argentina and accuses Salinas Pliego, Loret de Mola and Ramón Alberto Garza of a smear campaign.
Cuba’s president hailed the late Mexican leader as one of the island’s best friends and praised his defense of sovereignty and Latin American causes.
Seven in ten Mexicans back her government and rate her work 7.2 out of 10, while Morena’s lead over the PAN in voting intention reaches 36 points.