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.
News Briefs
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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.
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Feminists Collectives Stop israeli Participation in Sinaloa Cultural Festival
Under pressure, ISIC will withdraw the israeli artist’s work, remove israel’s name from official advertising and officially condemned the genocide in Gaza.
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Campeche Properties Linked to PRI President to be Expropriated for University
PRI President Alejandro Moreno has thus far managed to evade having his immunity stripped to face corruption investigations in the state.
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Protests Stop Morena Deputies from Joining Mexico-israel Friendship Group
Protests against the body prevented its installation and the visit of israeli officials to the Chamber of Deputies. “I could never be part of a group that supports a state internationally accused of committing serious violations against the Palestinian people.”
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Oaxaca Nears Self-Sufficiency in Corn
The Secretary of Agri-Food Development and Rural Development said that the goal is to reach 800 thousand tons annually.
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Comité 68 Calls March to Mark 57th Anniversary of October 2nd Repression
The mobilization will begin at 4:00 PM in the Plaza of the Three Cultures in Tlatelolco in Mexico City.
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EZLN Exposes Land Dispossession Supported by Army & Police
The Zapatistas released images of vehicles belonging to the Mexican Army, the Chiapas Prosecutor’s Office, and state and municipal police from Ocosingo “at the service of Huixtán farmers.”
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Senate Approves President Sheinbaum’s Reform on Extortion
The ruling was unanimously approved and empowers Congress to legislate on the matter.
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“Overwhelming” Tax Evasion Amounting to $1.4 Trillion
According to a study by Morena in the Chamber of Deputies, the main challenge facing authorities is not so much identifying fraudulent companies, but rather prosecuting them.
