Soberanía’s Top 10 Stories from Mexico in 2025: #5-1
Welcome to Part 2 of our special year-end episode on Soberanía! In this segment, we continue our countdown of the top 10 stories about Mexico from 2025, covering stories 5 through 1. Join us as we discuss U.S. regional threats against Latin America, the groundbreaking judicial election in Mexico, the Gen Z Astro Turf March, significant poverty reduction efforts in Mexico, and how Claudia Sheinbaum held off Trump’s aggressive policies. Don’t miss this comprehensive recap with our hosts and special guest, Samuel, as we wrap up the year’s most impactful stories.
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Mexico’s Education Secretary Warns Canal Once’s Archive Was Indeed Damaged. It’s Still Not Known How Much
After the two-month IPN takeover, Mexico’s education secretary found broken, scattered material in Canal Once’s 70-year archive; investigation files are now open.
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Homicides in Mexico Fell 16.6% in 2025, the Biggest Drop in the Last 12 Years
The 2025 toll of 27,989 was Mexico’s lowest since 2016, with 5,561 fewer killings than the year before and the rate down to 21.4 per 100,000.
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People’s Mañanera August 3
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on a new health city in Oaxaca, student stipends, regulating cell phones in schools, Channel 11, and dialogue with teachers.
