Mexicans Kidnapped by israel to be Repatriated
A protest Friday afternoon drew crowds to the israeli embassy in the Lomas de Chapultepec neighbourhood of Mexico City to demand the release of the six Mexicans.
News Briefs
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Deputies Approve Free Access to All Mexican Beaches, Cancel Privatization
The reform guarantees free access to beaches and natural areas, reversing some of the damaging privatization of Mexican’s national patrimony which began in the 1980s.
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Documentary Lachatao Shows Oaxacan Pueblo Struggling to Not Disappear
Filmmaker Natalia Bruschtein’s documentary about the fears and dreams of the children of this small town in the mountains of Oaxaca.
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Comité 68: “In Tlatelolco & Gaza, events that constitute genocide.”
Supported by students, collectives, and social organizations in a march of thousands in Mexico City, members of Committee 68 reiterated their demand for justice and reparations.
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Mexico-People’s Republic of China Friendship Group Established in Chamber of Deputies
The group aims to strengthen ties of friendship and cooperation between the two nations in the political, economic, cultural, and social spheres.
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Sheinbaum Demands israel Release Global Sumud Flotilla Mexicans
“They must be repatriated immediately,” the Mexican President said of the six Mexicans participating in the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was intercepted yesterday en route to Gaza.
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Relatives of Mexicans in Global Sumud Flotilla Kidnapped by israel Demand Strong Action from Mexican Government
Families say the Mexicans were not in israeli territory, but international waters and even if close to Gaza, “that strip of sea belongs to Gaza, not israel.”
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Mexican Supreme Court Justice Lenia Batres Demands Release of Mexicans in Global Sumud Flotilla
“Humanitarian aid is not a crime, which is why I join the urgent demand for the immediate and unconditional release of all activists,” the Justice posted.
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Seize It! Expropriation Reform Coming
President Sheinbaum announced that properties acquired via corruption or with illegal resources will be expropriated for public purposes, such as schools and universities.
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China: US Not Interested in Mexico’s Development, But Rather Imposing its Geopolitical Agenda
The Embassy expressed its “strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition” to remarks by Mark Johnson of the US Embassy, which it described as blatant rhetoric.
