Ayotzinapa Case: The Report on the New Lines of Investigation Will Be on Monday, Sheinbaum Announces
Parents of the 43 protested the Army’s exoneration outside the CNDH; officials will now detail new arrests, searches and cellphone-data leads.
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Mexico at the UN: Velasco Defends Sovereignty and Calls for Renewing the Organization; Reiterates Support for Cuba and Recognition of Palestine
Speaking for Sheinbaum, the foreign minister said Mexico’s Constitution already embodies the UN Charter and that it is time for a woman to lead the UN.
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Mexico’s Food for Well-Being Agency Expects Production of 10,000 Tons of Cacao in Tabasco
The government will invest 32 million pesos in 100 fermentation modules so growers stop selling unfermented beans cheaply and earn more.
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Claudia Sheinbaum Confirms Her Attendance at the APEC Summit in November
Sheinbaum will travel to Shenzhen, China, for the APEC summit in November, where Mexico takes the baton as the next host, in 2028.
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Claudia Sheinbaum Received Lee Jae-Myung, President of the Republic of Korea, at the National Palace
Trade, culture, and education top the agenda of the Korean leader’s official visit, which includes the signing of a memorandum of understanding.
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Mexican Economy Accelerated at the Start of the Third Quarter of 2026
The economy grew 3.3% year-over-year in July, driven by a 4% rise in trade and services, and has grown 1.5% so far this year.
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Mexico Has Reduced Government Procedures by Almost 50%
Civil registry records can now be processed from anywhere in the world, passport steps fell from 21 to five, and 30 million people already use the digital platform.
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Sheinbaum Believes the UN Is Outdated; Points to Palestine, Iran, Cuba, and Venezuela as Examples
Sheinbaum questioned a Security Council where five countries hold the veto, and explained why she chose not to attend this year’s General Assembly.
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Calderón Planned That in 2030 Mexican-Americans Would Govern Our Country
“Concepts considered ‘sacrosanct,’ such as sovereignty, must be reconsidered,” says the declassified Calderón plan obtained by Contralínea’s Nancy Flores.
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Mexico Picks Up the Pace to Ratify Its New Agreement with the European Union
Approved by the European Parliament in July, the modernized pact now awaits only the executive’s submission to the Senate for ratification.
