DEA Proposed Attacking Cartels in Mexico; White House Rejected Idea
The ostensibly “anti-drug” agency called for attacks on drug trafficking leaders and military strikes on infrastructure, according to the Washington Post.
News Briefs
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Morena Proposes Universal Access to Notarial Services
The bill, introduced in the Senate, would create a supervisory system for notaries and ensure some services to be limited by cost or free.
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Mexican Unions Demand Government Sever Relations with Israel over Genocide
A coalition of nearly 300 unions demand that the Mexican government sever diplomatic relations with israel, cancel the Mexico-Israel Free Trade Agreement and prohibit the purchase of israeli military & police security products and services.
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US Sanctions Los Mayos, Targets Morena Deputy; UIF Freezes Assets
The US Treasury has sanctioned Los Mayos, a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel, and has also named a Morena Congresswoman who, while mayor of Rosarito, colluded with this criminal organization.
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Workers Party Candidate for Mayor of Santiago Sochiapan Murdered
Ignacio “Nacho” Pablo was previously Santiago Sochiapan’s Mayor as a member of Morena, and most recently ran as a candidate with the PT.
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Sheinbaum Rules Out Alliance with Canada Against US Tarrifs
The Mexican President emphasized that the three countries want to maintain the free trade agreement.
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President Sheinbaum Gives Historic Grito
In her first Cry for Independence as President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum saluted Indigenous women, migrants, and national heroes.
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Sheinbaum’s Grito Celebrated Four Insurgent Mexican Women
To a crowd of hundreds of thousands in Mexico City’s Zócalo, President Claudia Sheinbaum honoured four women who struggled for Mexican Independence.
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Xochimilco Rejects Utopia Location, CDMX Government Will Look for New Space
Residents in Álvaro Obregón did, however; approve the building of a Utopia, the free, socially oriented community centers pioneered by now head of government Clara Brugada.
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Trump Orders Delta Airlines & Aeroméxico to Dissolve Joint Venture
The United States has ordered Delta Air Lines and Aeroméxico to disband a joint venture by January 1 that allows them to coordinate scheduling, pricing, and capacity decisions.
