People’s Mañanera May 13
Every day, President Claudia Sheinbaum gives a morning presidential press conference and Mexico Solidarity Media posts English language summaries, translated by Mexico Solidarity’s Pedro Gellert. Previous press conference summaries are available here.
FGR Investigates Possible Violation of Sovereignty in Chihuahua
President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that the Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR) is investigating the alleged involvement of U.S. agents in an operation in Chihuahua, an incident that could constitute a violation of the National Security Law and the Constitution.
State and federal officials are being interviewed to determine who authorized the participation of foreign nationals in the operation carried out in the Sierra Tarahumara. The President reiterated that it will be the federal authorities that determine possible legal liabilities.
Right to Information and Combating Disinformation
Sheinbaum noted that the telecommunications reform seeks to guarantee the public’s right to information in the face of disinformation promoted by right-wing groups. Furthermore, the President described CNN’s report on alleged CIA operations in the State of Mexico as “sensationalist and not true,” emphasizing that U.S, sources themselves denied that version of events. “There are groups in the United States and Mexico that want to create a bad relationship between the two countries. What is important is that we do not fall for that provocation,” Sheinbaum emphasized.
Housing for the People: Transformation Advances in Tabasco
From Comalcalco, Tabasco Governor Javier May led the ceremony for the first delivery of homes in the state under the national program promoted by the Fourth Transformation.
The Ministry of Agrarian, Territorial and Urban Development (SEDATU) reported that the six-year goal in Tabasco has increased to 60,000 homes, with more than 40,000 under construction and 68% already completed. Meanwhile, the INFONAVIT housing agency indicated that there are already 80 housing complexes under construction around the country and more than 18,700 homes have been delivered.
Olinia: Mexican technology for the future
The Mexican government is promoting Olinia, the first 100% Mexican electric car, as part of a strategy to turn the country into a developer of automotive technology. The cars will be affordable, have low operating costs, and can be charged at any standard outlet.
“We want to position Mexico among the leading countries in car manufacturing and electric mobility,” the President declared.
Lie Detector
- It is not true that the Federal Government used threats and political pressure against Grupo Xcaret to boycott the Platino Awards gala if Spanish right-wing politician Díaz Ayuso attended.
- It is not true that the visit by the Korean band BTS was improvised by the Mexican Government as a “distraction.”
- It is not true that the National Migration Institute conducts raids against migrants in Mexico City.
- It is not true that Mexican consulates promote political ideologies in the United States.
- It is not true that the price of tomatoes rose to $260 pesos (US$14.84) per kilogram.
- It is not true that the CIA facilitated an operation against the Sinaloa cartel involving an explosion in Tecámac, State of Mexico.
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Morena President Criticizes Jorge Romero, PAN Leader, for His Europe Tour: ‘He Seeks Abroad the Support They Lost in Mexico’
As the 2027 election cycle opens, Morena’s Ariadna Montiel says the PAN chief is courting European backing because his party has lost the people at home.
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The Daily Average of Homicides in Chiapas Has Fallen 64% Since the Start of the Current Administration
High-impact crime fell 43% and vehicle theft 68%, with nearly 9,949 arrests and 18.7 tons of drugs seized across the state in under two years.
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Michoacán to Distribute 10,000 Artisanal Guitars in Secondary Schools to Boost Arts Education
Part of the Michoacán Plan for Peace and Justice, the 10-million-peso program aids Paracho’s 15 guitar workshops and reaches 180,000 students.
