Trump’s Migrant ID Restrictions Could Curb Remittances: IBERO Specialist
After more than a decade of sustained growth, remittance flows to Mexico in 2025 saw their first decrease due to increasingly restrictive conditions for migrants in the US.
News Briefs
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The Origins of Cruz Azul
Once the workers took control of the factory, they began to seek the development of well-being, and that is how the group of cooperatives was created and with it the town of Jasso.
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Cruz Azul Cooperative Expands Production Plant; Expects 17% Growth in 2026
The cement producer has been a workers cooperative since 1931, when Hidalgo Governor Bartolomé Vargas Lugo expropriated it.
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CNTE Sets Up Indefinite Sit-in in Mexico City After Riot Police Tear Gas Teachers
Teachers are demanding that President Sheinbaum keep her campaign promise to repeal the 2007 ISSSTE Law.
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Shadowy, Well-Funded Group Close to Billionaire Salinas Pliego is Challenging Fourth Transformation with Flash Mobs
Mexicanos al grito de paz has promoted campaigns against President Claudia Sheinbaum in recent weeks.
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Río Sonora Basin Committees Accuse Grupo México & Government of Trying to Close Toxic Spill Issue
Grupo México failed to clean-up one of the worst environmental disasters in Mexico’s history, while a government complaint pertaining to it was withdrawn after closed door meetings which failed to consult affected communities.
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CDMX’ Brugada Inaugurates Utopia “La Heróica” with Senior Citizens Day Center
The Mexico City mayor has been heavily criticized in recent months for a backlog in Utopia construction and a preference for painting everything lavender.
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Tornel Strike Resolution Hinges on 40 Hour Workweek & Tornel’s Legal Obligations
The tire plant strike attracted international attention after four workers were shot during a mid-March attack on the picket line by a shockgroup of over 60.
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Zapatistas: FIFA is a Shithole, Reality in Mexico Prevails Over Frivolous, Superficial World Cup
Captain Marcos decried the “Trumpist FIFA, which pretends to give lessons in morality and good customs.”
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Organizations Reject Mexican Government Meeting with Tobacco Industry
Meeting with an industry that “only seeks to sell its products and make profits at the expense of the health and lives of its consumers,” is contradictory and dangerous.
