Sheinbaum Calls “Absurd” the PT’s Claim of U.S. Pressure in Morena
Labor Party leader Alberto Anaya suggested Washington shaped Morena’s picks for 2027; Sheinbaum said the polls decided, and disappointment fuels such theories.
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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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People’s Mañanera October 7
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on single nationality, Morena’s anniversary, energy sovereignty, and the Lie Detector.
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Provoke AMLO
“That old man they give up for dead will return to the plazas if necessary. Get ready, because he has the strength to travel the country once more,” warns Páez Varela.
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AMLO Authorizes “Only Morena” to Use His Words and Image, and Calls to Support Sheinbaum
In the closing chapter of his new book Pueblo, written from retirement in Palenque, López Obrador also warns Morena hopefuls against nepotism and ambition.
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Clara Luz Flores Returns to the Forefront of Morena in Nuevo León: Career and the NXIVM Case
Her return to Nuevo León’s political spotlight has revived scrutiny over internal NXIVM records that list her among the group’s coaches.
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Mexican Senate Approves, with a Qualified Majority, Reform on Dual Nationality for Candidates
The reform requires presidential, gubernatorial, and Mexico City candidates to hold Mexican nationality exclusively, renouncing any other passport before running.
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Maru Campos Urged Mexico’s Supreme Court to Uphold Chihuahua’s Electoral Reform
Campos calls it an anti-narco shield, but Morena warns the PAN measure could sanction rivals on suspicion alone, without evidence or due process.
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PT Rejects Rupture With Morena; “We Will Always Go With the President,” Alberto Anaya Says
Despite threats from some PT leaders to drop the alliance over Morena’s choice of state coordinators, the party says the 2027 negotiating table is going well.
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Companies Lobby Against Mexican Reform That Would Require Them to Report the ‘Definitive’ Price
Netflix, Uber, Rappi and DHL are pressuring Congress to weaken Morena’s bill against ‘drip pricing,’ the hidden fees tacked onto a low advertised cost.
