“I’d Like a Report on What the U.S. Does Against Drugs,” Sheinbaum Says
The president turned the tables on Washington’s drug scorecard, pointing to U.S. consumption, the opioid crisis, money laundering, and the guns flowing south into Mexico.
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The President, at the Parade: Mexico Does Not Bow Down, Does Not Kneel, and Is Not for Sale
On Independence Day, Sheinbaum cast Mexico as a nation “born from the rebellion of a people who refused to accept injustice as their destiny.”
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In Her Second Cry of Independence, Sheinbaum Reasserted National Sovereignty
From the National Palace balcony before a packed Zócalo, President Sheinbaum delivered her second Cry of Independence: “Long live a free, independent, and sovereign Mexico!”
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Claudia Sheinbaum’s Cry at the Zócalo Drew More Than 300,000 Attendees: Mexico City Authorities
Mexico City’s government reported that more than 300,000 people packed the Zócalo for Sheinbaum’s Cry of Independence, with celebrations spilling into boroughs across the capital.
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Mexico’s Cry of Independence 2026: Thousands Arrive at Mexico City’s Zócalo
Hundreds of thousands pour into the heart of Mexico City for Sheinbaum’s second Cry of Independence, ringing the same bell Hidalgo sounded 216 years ago.
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“They Want to Erase Us From the Digital Cloud”: Mixtec Engineer Asks Mexican Deputies to Use AI to Preserve Indigenous Languages
Speaking in tu’un savi from the Congress tribune, Moisés Hilario López proposed living digital archives of native tongues and AI trained on elders’ voices.
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Mexico’s September 16 Military Parade Will Incorporate Tactical Drones and Nationally Made Armored Vehicles
First-ever 99-aircraft flyover, 45 debuting tactical drones, and DN11 vehicles with 100%-national remote weapons systems; 15,458 troops will march.
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Sheinbaum Foresees 12 Million Families Benefited by the Housing Program by the End of Her Government
“The most important thing is having access to what we consider a right, which is decent housing,” Sheinbaum said.
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Sheinbaum Announces Support Measures for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises
Businesses can opt for a flat 7% VAT rate, income-tax thresholds will rise, and IMSS registration forms shrink from 80 fields to 14.
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Hyundai Accused of Leaving Transport Operators Without Routes and Putting More Than 300 Jobs at Risk
The SITRABICS union says the automaker is faking bankruptcy to dodge a T-MEC labor order, pushing drivers into cabotage that costs them their US visas.
