Mexico Demands US Investigate the Death of a Mexican National in Laredo; 18 So Far in the Trump Era
The SRE will file a complaint with the Webb County prosecutor and press for consular access to immigration detention centers after the latest death.
News Briefs
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Mexico on the Verge of Leaving the Hunger Map
The FAO says that while many countries put corporations above the common good, Mexico is doing “the exact opposite”: more than 8 million people left poverty.
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Mexico’s Attorney General Charges Former Chihuahua Prosecutor with “Treason Against the Homeland” for Letting CIA In
Ernestina Godoy says Jáuregui let two CIA agents join a state narco lab raid without authorization, a charge with no public precedent in at least 50 years.
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César Jáuregui, Maru Campos’s Former Prosecutor, Arrested in Relation to the CIA Case in Chihuahua
The CIA operated illegally on Mexican soil without the federal government’s consent; now the Chihuahua officials who allowed it are facing charges.
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US Lifts Restrictions on Mexican Airlines
Washington revoked Order 213-2, imposed in 2025 over cargo flights moved to AIFA, reopening new US routes from both Mexico City airports.
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“Ingeniero,” CJNG Member Who Designed and Built Narco-Tunnels, Falls in Zapopan
The Defense Secretariat says Luis Manuel “N” built drug tunnels into the US from Tijuana and took orders directly from CJNG leader Juan Carlos Valencia González.
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Mexico Does Not Have the Capacity to Confront the Cartels, Trump Says
Speaking at the White House, Trump claimed without evidence that cartels control Mexico and warned they have a deadline to “basically surrender.”
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Mexico’s Secretary of Governance Announces Group of Experts Will Analyze National Registry of the Disappeared
Backed by the UN human rights office, Mexican and U.S. scientists will audit the registry, while 16,003 people reported missing have been located.
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Non-Negotiable Sovereignty, the Basis of Foreign Policy, Foreign Minister Says
Velasco told the Senate that consular staff visit US detention centers 36 times a day and rejected any link between the USMCA and extraditions.
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Mexico Reports 52 Percent Reduction in Homicides; September Registers Lowest for That Month Since 2015
Homicides fell from 86.9 to 42.2 a day, with seven states accounting for nearly half of all killings, led by Baja California and Guanajuato.
