After decades of abandonment, Mexico is rebuilding its passenger railway: the Mexico City–Guadalajara line breaks ground in 2027, another stretch of a national network being revived to connect most major cities.
Columnist Fabrizio Mejía Madrid argues the real source of the 4T’s results under AMLO and Sheinbaum is moral authority: the consistency between values and daily conduct.
“The salinistas who invoke a Sheinbaum-López Obrador split calculate that only a fight could hand them what they’ve failed to win on their own,” argues Delgado.
Fox, campaigning against Morena ahead of 2027, now claims he spared AMLO; Sheinbaum says he engineered both the 2005 removal attempt and the 2006 electoral fraud.
“On July 2, 2018, a political event took place in Mexico that many still fail to grasp… The first thing to say is that 15 million citizens who had not taken part in previous elections burst onto the scene.”
The PAN demanded a probe of AMLO’s son over his revoked US visa, even putting his face over the photo of Maduro’s capture; Morena’s Ariadna Montiel accused the PRIAN of serving foreign interests.
After Washington revoked the visa of AMLO’s son, Sheinbaum says the cancellations single out ‘politically exposed persons’ and interfere in Mexican politics.
In an open letter to Trump, López Beltrán brands the visa revocation ‘Hitlerian’ and demands the president dismiss Marco Rubio and Christopher Landau.
The Hyundai vehicles will cross by rail from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico bound for the U.S. East Coast, the second such run on AMLO’s flagship corridor.
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on the Michoacán Plan, healthcare in Guerrero, infrastructure in Michoacán, the 2006 election fraud, the USMCA, and El Universal’s apology.