Mexico Imports Record Amount of Corn From US
Despite this multi-billion dollar business, the US Trade Representative continues to assert a series of non-tariff barriers prevent the free access of genetically modified corn to Mexican territory.
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Our weekly roundup of stories in the English and Spanish language press including Camino Rojo union busting, Mexican lithium, sex workers & the World Cup, ICE deaths, national farmers strike, and mining sacrifice zones.
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President Sheinbaum: Unlikely the Right Wing Will Return to Power in Mexico
The Mexican President indicated that the financial outlook is positive for the country, which demonstrates the viability of its economic model.
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EZLN: The Nation-state No Longer Has Decision Making Power
“Sovereignty is a bad joke. They can’t say that Mexico is sovereign, even if they say so on the Mañanera, if it can’t even decide whether to send oil to Cuba.”
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Social Programs Will Cushion Impact of Global Chaos in 2026: Mexico’s Finance Secretary
By 2026, social program spending will reach nearly one trillion pesos, with the goal of sustaining the well-being of the majority of families.
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Six Months of the Nacional Monte de Piedad Strike
While acknowledging that it has been difficult, trade unionist Miguel Ángel Pérez Ramírez affirmed that workers remain committed to fighting to defend & uphold their labour rights.
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Oaxaca’s 3rd Forum in Defense of Territory and Social Property: April 15 in Santa María Atzompa
The call comes in a context of concern about legislative reforms that put the rights of Indigenous and agrarian communities at risk.
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Cananea Miners Over 60 Receive Monthly Payments of 9,500 Pesos
The money is part of the Justice Plan for Cananea, which aims to provide a measure of justice to workers who had been striking for 18 years.
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Menstruation & Workplace Discrimination
Although Mexico’s Federal Labour Law does not yet consider menstrual leave, four states do have menstrual leave for women workers.
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High Oil & Fertilizer Prices are Impacting Mexican Agriculture
Research professor Gerardo Noriega says the cost of armed and trade wars has hit Mexican agricultural producers hard.
