Mexico City Police Close Reforma to Stop Farmers Protest
With trucks, patrol cars, riot police, and even an official tow truck, the police blocked vehicles carrying protesters, despite their right to public demonstration.
News Briefs
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O’Horán Hospital Begins Free Services Under IMSS-Bienestar
The Yucatán hospital, inaugurated last Sunday by President Claudia Sheinbaum, will serve more than one million people without social security.
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Mexico’s Arbitration Board Orders Reinstallation of Honda Union Leader Fired in 2010
Jose Luis Solorio Alcala was fired in 2010 along with other workers after the creation of an independent union at the Honda plant in El Salto, Jalisco.
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Mexico Confirms Mexican Women Kidnapped from Sumud Flotilla by israel are in Detention
Sol Gonzáles, Violeta Muñoz and Paulina Castillo were traveling to Palestine on a humanitarian mission and were kidnapped by the lawless, genocidal entity.
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Mexico Has Requested 269 Extraditions from the US Since 2018: None Have Been Fulfilled.
In contrast, in 2025 Mexico handed over nearly 100 people to the US, via an “expulsion” process of dubious legality.
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CNTE Announces National Strike on June 1st & Occupation of Mexico City’s Zócalo
Union leadership says “the President of the Republic’s refusal to address our legitimate demands” led to the consensus to begin the national strike.
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Capitán Marcos of the EZLN says Cuba Maintains its “social project amidst all possible threats”
“Maybe the letters to spell the word ‘surrender’ don’t exist in the Cuban alphabet.”
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20,000 Marched in Defense of the Homeland in Chihuahua
A marcher insisted it wasn’t just about politics, but about sovereignty & the feeling the state was being handed over to foreign interests. “Here, the CIA governs us.”
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Mexican State Apologizes for its Responsibility in Forced Disappearance of Gregorio Alfonso Alvarado López
Gregorio Alvarado was a teacher, poet, father, and Indigenous social leader who was forcibly disappeared along with his family, after months of surveillance & persecution in September 1996.
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CNTE Defines its Political Course for Repeal of 2007 ISSSTE Law
The Mexican teachers say they “are in a battle against financial forces that refuse to be challenged,” and that they “will have to build bridges with many organizations affected by pensions.”
