Mexico’s foreign minister visits China as Beijing backs its sovereignty, the 2027 economic package targets tax-evading “factureras,” and Televisa peddles a dubious smear against a Morena senator.
The hosts break down Sheinbaum’s second State of the Union address, the constitutional reform to bar dual citizens from the presidency, and the controversial U.S.-Venezuela oil deal.
Sinaloa Governor Rocha Moya’s one-weekend return and exit, the collapse of U.S.-Canada trade talks, and the far-right Cerimedo network from Bolivia to Miami.
The arrest of operative Fernando Cerimedo exposes the far right’s CIA-linked web, the U.S. weaponizes visa cancellations against the left, and ICE brutalizes Mexican migrants.
Hosts welcome the arrest of ex-Governor Aguirre in the Ayotzinapa case, dissect the State Department’s video glorifying the Monroe Doctrine, tour a turbulent South America, and skewer the PRI’s Alejandro Moreno for begging Washington for sanctions.
Mexico’s new audience rights law exposes corporate media’s phony ‘censorship’ cry, the UNAM admissions exam melts down under a private contractor, and Brazil defies Washington in an escalating visa dispute.
Mexico wins a rare legal victory over Vulcan Materials at the World Bank’s ICSID tribunal, students occupy Canal Once, and Trump’s latest tariffs leave Mexico the relative winner.
Sheinbaum’s warm migrant welcome in New York versus Salinas Pliego’s “ICE do your thing,” El Mayo’s life sentence dashing the opposition’s dreams, and the takedown of Ruffo’s fuel-smuggling network.
Mexico escalates its fight against ICE abuses with criminal complaints and UN action, Baja California’s governor is caught in a leaked visa audio, and the AIFA airport train becomes a commuter hit.
In episode 114 of Soberanía, hosts José Luis Granados Ceja and Kurt Hackbarth cover a week of diplomatic scandals, World Cup drama, and economic news.