Juan Manzo Will Ask the FGR to Take Over the Case of Carlos Manzo’s Murder
Juan Manzo says he was surveilled for widow Grecia Quiroz, who he claims would fund the suspects’ defense with public money.
News Briefs
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Fox Is a Traitor to Democracy; False That He Saved AMLO From Impeachment, Sheinbaum Says
Fox, campaigning against Morena ahead of 2027, now claims he spared AMLO; Sheinbaum says he engineered both the 2005 removal attempt and the 2006 electoral fraud.
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US Hands Over 10 Individuals Sought by Mexico for Various Serious Crimes and Organized Crime
American authorities recently handed over to Mexico 10 fugitives wanted in several states.
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Velasco Meets With Marco Rubio in Washington; They Address Issues Focused on Migration and Fentanyl
The talks come as Washington presses Mexico to hand over 10 officials, and as Ebrard negotiates to head off new US tariffs.
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Mexico Announces 12,750 Primary Care Clinics for 2027
Mexico will open 12,750 free primary care clinics across the 24 IMSS-Bienestar states starting in January 2027, adding 40 million consultations.
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Sheinbaum Analyzes Initiative to Prohibit Dual Nationality in the Presidency and Governorships
The idea surfaced from the stalled extradition of ex-Tamaulipas governor Cabeza de Vaca, who holds US-Mexican nationality.
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Graciela Domínguez, Virtual Interim Governor of Sinaloa, Is an Honest Woman, Sheinbaum Says
The federal deputy, tapped by Sinaloa’s Congress to replace Rocha Moya, brings 35 years in politics and a stint as state education secretary to the interim post.
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Mexico Resumes Cattle Exports to the US After More Than a Year of Suspension over Screwworm
With sterile-fly controls in place, Agua Prieta, Sonora is the first crossing to reopen; Governor Durazo plans a new livestock inspection center in Hermosillo.
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The Largest Investment in History Is Already Underway, Mexico’s Infrastructure Ministry Says
Roads, 3,000 km of new rail and 62 upgraded airports will generate nearly 4 million jobs, says Minister Esteva.
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Possible Return of Enrique Inzunza to the Senate Divides Morena Legislators
With the session opening Sept. 1, Morena is split over whether the Sinaloa senator, flagged by US authorities over alleged cartel ties, should take leave or show up.
