People’s Mañanera July 8
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on a strong economy, formal employment, stable gas prices, the USMCA, housing, Ken Salazar, and attacks against Mexico.
Housing
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Morena Proposes Creating a “National Real Estate Alert” as a Strategy Against Property Seizures
Mexico City logged over 20,000 seizure investigations since 2020; the bill would instantly notify owners when someone tries to alter their property’s legal status.
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Claudia Sheinbaum Delivers Housing and Settlements of Unpayable Loans in Chiapas
Sheinbaum questioned the housing policy during neoliberalism, that practically canceled the construction of housing to replace it with the granting of unpayable loans that only benefited the real estate developer to the detriment of the beneficiaries.
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Government Will Provide 36,000 San Quintín Families With 40,000 Pesos to Improve Their Housing
Beyond the housing grants, the plan regularizes land tenure and launches joint IMSS labor inspections of farms exploiting piecework day laborers.
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Housing for Well-Being Reaches 274,000 Homes Under Construction
First housing program targeting workers earning under two minimum wages; aims for 1.8 million homes and 7 million beneficiaries by end of term.
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People’s Mañanera June 15
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on housing, U.S.-Mexico cooperation, approval ratings, education, and the 2026 World Cup.
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Mexico City Government Rules out Rent Freeze
Clara Brugada’s initiative also aims to establish rules for residential rentals and prevent gentrification.
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Mexico’s Plan to Build 100,000 Homes for Government Employees
The program will include self-build projects, participatory design, urban amenities, and services such as grocers and healthcare in housing developments.
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Housing Law Reform Boosts Legal Protection Against Forced Evictions in Mexico
Enshrining security of tenure specifies that this is the “condition that guarantees that the occupants of the dwelling have legal protection against forced evictions, harassment or other threats, whatever the type of tenure.”
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Mexico City Evictions Violate International Law, Experts Warn
Mexico City has been plagued by evictions involving irregular hours, separated families, property theft by unidentified persons who act in concert with police and civic officials, and violence.
