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.
Felipe Calderón
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Fox’s Confession That He Made “Calderón Win” Is Serious and Proves Us Right, Sheinbaum Says
Sheinbaum recalled the bid to strip López Obrador of immunity and a 2006 recount limited to 8% of polling stations, after Fox called governing Mexico a business.
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People’s Mañanera October 9
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on digital safety, IMSS-Bienestar, sovereignty, and the opposition.
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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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Sheinbaum Mocks Calderón: “It Would Be a Gem for Him to Talk About Democracy”
She suggested he explain his security chief García Luna, now serving 38 years in a US prison, and why homicides doubled during his term.
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People’s Mañanera September 30
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on housing, the environment, water, single nationality, Calderón, and the Lie Detector.
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Promoted by the PAN, International Right-Wing Forum to Be Held in Mexico City
Felipe Calderón and Luis Almagro headline the Sept. 30 Foro América Libre, a network of 70 conservative groups backed by Germany’s Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
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Calderón Planned That in 2030 Mexican-Americans Would Govern Our Country
“Concepts considered ‘sacrosanct,’ such as sovereignty, must be reconsidered,” says the declassified Calderón plan obtained by Contralínea’s Nancy Flores.
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Madrid, ‘The New Miami’: Mexican Oligarchy and Politicians Turn Spain into a Favorite Destination
Former presidents Calderón, Peña Nieto and Salinas de Gortari enjoy a golden retirement in Madrid, where figures like Elba Esther Gordillo also mingle.
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Mexico’s Ex-President Felipe Calderón Called a “murderer” in France
Calderón’s specious drug war produced 120,000 homicides during his reign, representing an 140% increase compared to the previous presidential term.
