Defense of Sovereignty “Is Not Rhetoric, It’s Principles,” Sheinbaum Says
Sheinbaum recalled foreign pressure on Mexico in the 19th and 20th centuries and blamed the neoliberal governments and Calderón for opening the door to U.S. influence.
Mexican Sovereignty
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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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Mexico’s Gas Reserves Would Last Only 3 Days
Cenagas director Cuitláhuac García revealed Mexico has no gas storage and imports 75% of what it consumes, after a US supply cut exposed the risk.
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People’s Mañanera October 8
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on public companies, railways, Morena’s 15 years, and US security cooperation.
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Work at Mexico’s Security Secretariat Does Not Allow a Parallel Agenda for 2030, García Harfuch Says
Sheinbaum’s security chief, seen as a leading 2030 presidential contender, said it would be disrespectful to victims to think about anything but his job.
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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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People’s Mañanera October 5
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on women’s rights, sovereignty, public approval, and social media violence.
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Mauricio Kuri, Governor of Querétaro, Did Not Notify the Secretariat of Foreign Relations of Inviting the US Ambassador to a Ceremony, Sheinbaum Says
States can receive training and equipment from abroad, Sheinbaum said, but it all has to go through the federal government, and this ceremony skipped it.
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Sheinbaum: No Elite Determines the Destiny of the Homeland
Before 20,000 people in Hermosillo, days ahead of a Senate debate, the president defended requiring sole Mexican nationality to run for president or governor.
