CNTE Agrees to Lift Sit-In in Mexico City; “We Will Return With Greater Strength,” They Affirm
After 19 days, the CNTE recessed its strike against the 2007 ISSSTE Law; Section 22 of Oaxaca approved the pause 12,818-3,594, framing it as a regrouping.
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War Arsenal Seized in Durango with Barrett Rifles, Machine Guns, and Over 39,000 Cartridges
Mexico continues to seize U.S.-made weapons being trafficked into criminal organizations: grenade launchers, tactical gear, drugs, and vehicles, now in FGR custody.
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Government Simplifies 3,497 Federal Procedures; Eliminates More Than 1,700 Bureaucratic Processes
Digital Transformation chief Peña Merino reports 60% progress: gob.mx serves 56M users, Llave MX has 24M digital IDs, completion targeted for Q1 2027.
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Xoco’s General Hospital with Top-Tier Equipment, Has First Mobile CT Scanner in Latin America: IMSS-Bienestar
Alejandro Svarch unveils Xoco’s overhauled ER: a region-first mobile CT scanner, ceiling-mounted X-ray, AI microscope and a smart glass classroom feeding live OR video to surgical residents.
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Secretariat of Health Recognizes Indigenous Traditional Medicine in the National Midwifery Committee
The Health Secretariat revised decree adds INPI, the Indigenous Peoples Council and traditional midwives to the new committee.
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The Conversation on Regulating Screen Use Among Minors Must Be Opened: President
Sheinbaum floats a school-phone ban and a sleep-hygiene jingle, citing screen-anxiety research and TikTok use of 2-4 hours a day by kids she met in Manzanillo.
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Sheinbaum: No Need to Take the Bait on Every Trump Statement, He Has His Way of Communicating
Responding to Trump’s G7 jab calling her a ‘scared’ woman, Sheinbaum declines a personal debate.
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1,000 Security Personnel in Tijuana Guard Iran’s National Team Camp
Mexico is hosting Iran’s World Cup squad in Tijuana after the United States denied them permission to stay on its territory during the 2026 tournament.
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The Blockade Against Cuba Doesn’t Harm Its Government, but Its People; We Will Always Support Self-Determination: Sheinbaum
In one of her twenty calls with Trump, Sheinbaum told him Cuba has already opened its economy and urged him to take that into account.
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Trump Goes Against Mexico at the G7; Accuses Sheinbaum of Being a ‘Scared’ Woman
“Mexico has lost control of its country. The cartels control Mexico, it’s sad. The President is a very good woman, but she’s a very scared woman,” Trump declared.
