Mexico Sees the US as a ‘Greater Threat’ Than China or Russia, New Survey Confirms
A Focaldata–Rockefeller poll finds 58% of Mexicans see the US as a major threat, more than double the figure for China and well above Russia.
Mexican Sovereignty
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China Accuses the US of Dividing Mexico over Trade Dispute
China’s embassy described the US comments as an expression of “supremacy and hegemony” and asserted that they sought to discredit the economic cooperation between Mexico and China.
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Mexico’s September 16 Military Parade Will Incorporate Tactical Drones and Nationally Made Armored Vehicles
First-ever 99-aircraft flyover, 45 debuting tactical drones, and DN11 vehicles with 100%-national remote weapons systems; 15,458 troops will march.
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Sheinbaum: Panistas Who Seek Support in Europe Repeat the Conduct of 19th-Century Conservatives
At her Cancun report, Sheinbaum likened PAN chief Jorge Romero’s five-member European tour to the conservatives who brought Maximilian to rule Mexico.
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People’s Mañanera September 8
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on homicide reduction, social rights, fentanyl trafficking, dual nationality, and foreign interference.
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Corruption Cases in the DEA Show the US Must Address Its Responsibilities in the Fight Against the ‘Narco,’ Sheinbaum Says
With DEA agents jailed and fentanyl down 70%, she said the US must fix its own house: consumption, distribution, money laundering.
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China Backs Mexico Against Foreign Interference and Calls to Strengthen Cooperation During Roberto Velasco’s Visit
Receiving FM Roberto Velasco in Beijing, Wang Yi vowed China’s support for Mexico’s sovereignty and said their ties are “not directed at third parties.”
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Sheinbaum Responds to Trump: “Mexico Is Not and Will Not Be a Colony”
After Trump shared a map draping Mexico, Canada, and Greenland in U.S. flag colors, Sheinbaum invoked the “month of the homeland” to reaffirm national sovereignty.
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Sheinbaum: US Decision to Name Cartels ‘Terrorists’ ‘Must Not Be a Pretext for an Invasion’
In opposition-run Aguascalientes, Sheinbaum called welfare spending ‘investment, not expense,’ pointing to the trillion pesos now behind programs recast as constitutional rights.
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Mexico Proposes Reviewing Foreign Investments over 49% Under National Security Criteria
Sheinbaum’s bill would add the heads of Defense, the Navy, intelligence, and tax agencies to the commission vetting takeovers in energy, mining, AI and semiconductors.
