2006: The Story of an Interrupted Victory
“The political force that germinated in that resistance reached the presidency in 2018 and renewed its mandate in 2024,” recalls historian Víctor Iván Gutiérrez.
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Sheinbaum and AMLO Bid Farewell to Cárdenas: “He Was a Transformer” and “Indispensable Reference Point”
López Obrador broke his social media silence to mourn the PRD founder, as leaders from every party, from Morena to the PRI and PAN, paid tribute.
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Reading AMLO
“That is hegemony: being able to offer a direction for society as a whole, governed from a social class that has conquered political power,” writes Mejía Madrid.
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Sheinbaum: Official Documents Show the Interventionist Character of U.S. Agencies
Asked about López Obrador’s broadside against Ambassador Johnson, she pointed to the agencies’ own Tlatelolco files but said she must also safeguard diplomacy.
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US Ambassador Johnson Acts Like a Meddling Policeman, AMLO Says
In his new book Pueblo, López Obrador calls the revoking of his son’s visa “villainous” and accuses U.S. agencies of fabricating cases with phony evidence.
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Provoke AMLO
“That old man they give up for dead will return to the plazas if necessary. Get ready, because he has the strength to travel the country once more,” warns Páez Varela.
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AMLO Authorizes “Only Morena” to Use His Words and Image, and Calls to Support Sheinbaum
In the closing chapter of his new book Pueblo, written from retirement in Palenque, López Obrador also warns Morena hopefuls against nepotism and ambition.
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Three Former Presidents of the Mexican Republic in the National Conversation
AMLO “is in the heart of the people,” Sheinbaum said, while Calderón and Fox joined the international right to campaign against her government.
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AMLO Warns of the Rise of Neofascism: “It’s Not the Right, nor the Far Right”
Returning in a video from his La Chingada ranch, he presented his new book, Pueblo, dedicated to Sheinbaum, whom he called the world’s best President.
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Work on the Mexico City–Guadalajara Train Begins in 2027, Sheinbaum Announces from Jalisco
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.
