Sheinbaum Offers Certainty to Industry After the Continuation of the USMCA Until 2036
Concamin head Alejandro Malagón backed the government’s stance, citing a ten-year guarantee, calm markets, and exports up more than 23 percent under Plan México.
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US Halts USMCA Renewal; There Will Be Annual Reviews: Ebrard
Washington rejected extending the pact from 2036 to 2042 over its trade deficit; the first annual review lands July 20, and Mexico wants Section 232 tariffs cut.
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Lime Growers of Papantla, Veracruz, Will Export to Russia for the First Time; It Will Be 21.4 Tons of the Citrus
The shipment could rise to 257.4 tons by late 2026, after the government’s Sembrando Vida program let Papantla’s 9,500 growers sell directly to foreign buyers.
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Direct Social Dialogue and Not Dismissing Criticism, Key to the Cablecar in Puebla: Sheinbaum
Sheinbaum cited nearly 400 assemblies for her Mexico City cable cars and the Tren Maya as consultation models.
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Sheinbaum Demands Proof from the US on Alleged Campaign Financing with Fuel Tax Fraud Money
Mexico was never told of the accusation, Sheinbaum says, after the US Treasury sanctioned 11 people and firms tied to the CJNG without sharing proof.
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The United States Did Not Withdraw from the USMCA; They Reported an Intention Not to Renew Under Current Terms: Ebrard
Washington refused to extend the pact past 2036, triggering yearly reviews, but Ebrard says trade stays unchanged for a decade; talks resume July 20.
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Morena Will Apply Filters to Aspirants to Avoid “Undesirable” Candidates: Montiel
Morena will vet aspirants via the security cabinet and treasury’s Financial Intelligence Unit ahead of the 17 governorships up for grabs in 2027.
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SICT Publishes Agreement to Expand the Passenger Train Network in Mexico
“The rail transportation programs will improve the population’s wellbeing by increasing connectivity and facilitating access to goods and services.”
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Tomorrow, July 1, Key Day to Determine the Validity and Review of the USMCA: Sheinbaum
Canada and Mexico have already signed to ratify; only Trump’s position is pending, and the treaty’s ten-year clause means a ‘no’ would not end it tomorrow.
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Crime Is Mexicans’ Greatest Concern, but They Have High Trust in the Government: OECD
An OECD survey ranks Mexico among its top five members for trust in the national government, trailing only Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Luxembourg.
