Mexico Has Recovered 3,770 Pieces of Cultural Heritage from Other Countries So Far This Term
Most were returned by the United States; the standout is a Mixtec turquoise-mosaic skull recovered from a Dutch museum, among 17,778 pieces in recent years.
Mexican Sovereignty
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US Agencies, Especially the CIA, Pressure Mexico’s Sovereignty
Four US agents caught in Chihuahua exposed illegal intelligence on Mexican soil, reopening the debate over the CIA’s reach and Mexico’s sovereignty.
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Rocha Moya: “Since May 1 I Have Remained at My Home in Culiacán”
The Sinaloa governor on leave, accused by the U.S. of narco ties, says he gave up his immunity 69 days ago and has no federal protection.
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Mexico’s Attorney General: Ken Salazar Lied and the FBI Gave False Data; They Violated International Law in the Capture of El Mayo
Prosecutor Ernestina Godoy says the FBI’s role in seizing ‘El Mayo’ broke Mexican and international law, and Washington has repeatedly supplied false data.
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European Parliament Approved the Modernized Global Agreement Between Mexico and the EU
Approved with 479 votes alongside an interim trade deal, the pacts now head to Mexico’s Senate; Sheinbaum and von der Leyen signed them in May.
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US Protects Groups It Labels Terrorists: Sheinbaum
Sheinbaum says the US embassy’s account of El Mayo Zambada’s 2024 capture clashes with a new report of FBI involvement, and demands the facts be clarified.
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Sheinbaum: ‘Everything Seems to Indicate That Ken Salazar Lied’ About the Capture of ‘El Mayo’
“So far it seems they did tell lies to the Mexican government,” President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo affirmed. Who makes deals with organized crime? she stressed.
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People’s Mañanera July 7
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on the ‘El Mayo’ case, organized crime, security in Sinaloa, Ecuador, Toyota, and the national soccer team.
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If the FBI Took Part in the Capture of ‘El Mayo,’ the US Violated Mexico’s Sovereignty; ‘Someone Lied’: Rosa Icela Rodríguez
The Secretary of Government lays out a seven-point timeline of the El Mayo case, pointing to an FBI-donated plane in a war museum as the contradiction that exposes the lie.
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The United States: Between Interference and the ‘Fight’ Against Drugs
The State Department’s INL bureau spent $819.8M in Mexico under AMLO, funding SAT-flagged NGOs and Venezuelan coup-plotters behind Bukele’s territorial-control plan.
