Senate Approves President Sheinbaum’s Reform on Extortion
The ruling was unanimously approved and empowers Congress to legislate on the matter.
News Briefs
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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.
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Latin American & US Organizations Call for Governments to Unite Against US Imperialism
“The adversary is too strong to confront individually, what is desirable is the unity of the continent’s governments against imperialist policies.”
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Communist Party of Vietnam Highlights Strategic Vision at Mexican Global Forum of Left Wing Parties
Founded in 1996, the annual seminar organized by Mexico’s Workers Party has established itself as a space for meeting and exchange.
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To a Salsa Rhythm, Mexico City Celebrates Historic Link Between Cuba & Mexico
The theme: the union of the two cultures and the start of year-round activities to raise funds for the An Oil Ship for Cuba campaign and to celebrate the centennial of Comandante Fidel Castro’s birth.
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Clicks September 28
Our weekly roundup of Mexican political stories in the English and Spanish language press, including Canada-Mexico USMCA strategy, the unsolved Ayotzinapa disappearances, Gaza genocide, China-Mexico tariff spat, ICE murders, de-commodifying water, and corruption.
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“43” Parents Demand Extradition for Tomás Zerón & Ulises Bernabé
Parents of the Ayotzinapa students also demanded the Mexican military hand over documents pertaining to the case, asserting that “they will not deceive us against with a historical truth.”
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Garduño Offers Public Apology for 2023 Ciudad Juárez Fire That Killed 40 Migrants
Speaking to the victims’ families and survivors, the former Migration commissioner acknowledged that this tragedy was “unacceptable” and that “the victims’ human rights were violated.”
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Ayotzinapa March: 11 Years After, Parents of Students Fed Up With Lack of Justice
A Mexico City march drew over five thousand attendees, including 20 teacher training colleges, on the 11th anniversary of the disappearance of the 43 students, demanding concrete results from the Mexican government.
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Annual Bonus Bill Stalled
Morena Deputy Napoleón Gómez Urrutia’s bill to double the annual bonus received by workers appears to be MIA for 2025, along with any reduction in the 48 hour workweek.
