President Sheinbaum Reiterates Condemnation of US Attack on Venezuela
The Mexican President emphasized the importance of Latin America and the Caribbean acting together in defense of sovereignty and international law.
News Briefs
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Venezuela Thanks Mexico for Firm Condemnation of US Attack
Foreign Minister Yván Gil reiterated the call for respect for international law and the demand “to stop these criminal attacks.”
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Trump Says “something will have to be done about Mexico” After Attacking Venezuela, Kidnapping President Maduro
The US President and international criminal claimed that President Sheinbaum does not control Mexico.
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Mexico Condemns US Aggression Against Venezuela
Mexico strongly condemns and rejects the military actions carried out unilaterally in recent hours by armed forces of the United States of America.
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“Clueless” Morena Governments Signed Privatization Agreement: Marx Arriaga
“Just because the government or its leaders are from Morena doesn’t mean that all institutions have a progressive vision,” the Director General of Educational Materials commented.
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China Accuses White House Advisor of Politicizing Trade by Encouraging Others to Mimic Mexico’s Anti-China Tariffs
The Chinese Ambassador to Mexico Chen Daojiang said the US is “deliberately exporting a failed model to Latin America.”
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Supreme Court Tax Rulings Concern Samsung & Maquiladoras
The companies, who profit heavily from the exploitation of Mexican labour, seek to maintain significant fiscal advantages at the expense of the Mexican treasury after years of evading export taxes.
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Education Dissident Marx Arriaga “remains the voice of the state, let’s not be fooled”: Specialists & Teachers
Critics point to the alternative teaching and learning model of the CNTE, which aims to bring students and the community closer together.
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Mexico’s Director General of Educational Materials Sounds Alarm About Creeping Education Privatization
Marx Arriaga Navarro made a Christmas call to form Committees for the Defense of the New Mexican School to defend public education against internal operatives and corporations.
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Mexico City’s Participatory Budget Will Increase to 2.3 Billion Pesos for 2026
The participatory budgeting model was first used in 2011 as a direct democracy mechanism, allowing residents to propose and vote on specific projects to improve their neighborhoods, towns, and districts.
