People’s Mañanera October 5
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on women’s rights, sovereignty, public approval, and social media violence.
Mexican Sovereignty
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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.
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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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Dignity and Sovereignty
“The ultraconservative US elite that governs that divided country” engages in “fierce belittling and devaluation of the Mexican,” warns Linares Zapata.
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Trump at the UN: Accuses Mexico of Being the “Epicenter” of Drug Trafficking, but Highlights Progress with Its Government
“Mexico has to take back control of its land from the enemies of humanity,” Trump told the UN General Assembly, calling cartels the ISIS of the Western Hemisphere.
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Mexico Records Significant Findings in Strategic Minerals
“The Burgos Basin and the north of the country are to Mexico what the Orinoco Belt is to Venezuela,” writes García Fernández.
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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.
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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.
