Women Take Power in Mexico. Seriously. Rosa Icela, Ariadna, Ernestina, Laura Itzel…
Two years into her term, President Claudia Sheinbaum has consolidated women in key posts across her administration.
Fourth Transformation
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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.
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Moral Authority
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.
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Two Years, One Direction
La Jornada columnist Juan Becerra Acosta on Sheinbaum’s second State of the Nation Address: a 154% real minimum-wage rise, homicides down 51%, and 70% approval keep outrunning the opposition’s story.
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Water as a Right: Sheinbaum Reports Recovery of 5 Billion Cubic Meters
Following the reform to the National Water Law, Mexico has recovered over 5 billion cubic meters of water from private concessions, enough to supply 90 million people for a year.
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President Claudia Sheinbaum’s Second State of the Nation Address
President Claudia Sheinbaum’s report on two years of her government and eight of the Fourth Transformation: record wages, expanded Well-Being programs, energy sovereignty, and a 51% drop in homicides.
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Wages: Reversing the Neoliberal Damage
Wages now make up 30.8% of GDP (4.1 points more than in 2018) and labor poverty fell to 31.9%: the Fourth Transformation reversing decades of neoliberal wealth transfer to those at the top.
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Sheinbaum: The 4T Must Fulfill the Commitments It Has Made to Prevent the Advance of the Far Right
“When we reclaim our history with Mexican humanism, from the original cultures to the country’s great transformations, the people identify with it, they recover their historical memory,” she affirmed.
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Was There A Regime Change After 2018?
Two narratives on Mexican politics after AMLO’s election and the historical processes that overwhelm them.
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Seven Years of Mexico’s Fourth Transformation
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s address to 600,000 people in Mexico City’s Zócalo.
