Mexican Trade Unions for Palestine March Against Gaza Genocide
The march was organized by a coalition of 300 of Mexico’s trade unions and Palestinian solidarity organizations, and made five demands of the Mexican government.
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Mexican Unions Demand Government Sever Relations with Israel over Genocide
A coalition of nearly 300 unions demand that the Mexican government sever diplomatic relations with israel, cancel the Mexico-Israel Free Trade Agreement and prohibit the purchase of israeli military & police security products and services.
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Laura Itzel’s Liberatory Dreams
As President of the Senate and a life-long figure on the left, Laura Itzel Castillo is in a critical position to call for a break in relations with the Netanyahu government, to have Mexico take a stand against a future of genocides.
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Soberanía 75: Show Me The Money
Mexico’s 2026 budget, fuel smuggling, tax evasion, Residente in the Zócalo with a powerful moment of solidarity with Palestine, and billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego’s AI bastardization of Benito Juárez.
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Oaxaca Government Acquires israeli Weapons for State Police
A Oaxaca state official distanced herself from the purchase, stating it was the responsibility of Mexico’s National Defense Secretariat.
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For The Good Of All, Sever Relations with israel
What does “Mexican Humanism” mean when our country’s representatives cling to something they insist on euphemistically calling a “peaceful solution” to mediate between “conflicting parties”?
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Mexicans Demand Firmer Stance from Foreign Ministry Against Tel Aviv
Mexico has thus far refused to break relations with Israel or uphold its legal obligations under international law as a signatory to the Genocide Convention.
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Palestinian Ambassador: “If the law can’t protect Palestinians, it can’t protect anyone.”
“Mexico should do more, without hesitation or fear,” the Ambassador declared, followed by UNAM Law Professor Óscar Torres calling for Mexico to break relations with israel.
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Palestinian Solidarity Anti-Monument Erected in Mexico City
“If this happens for the 40th time, we’ll do it again,” a participant stated, highlighting the persistence of the act in the face of injustice and neglect. The solidarity movement has demanded Mexico break relations with Israel.
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Mexico, Gaza & The Vampires
Mexico doesn’t dare mention the word genocide, doesn’t demand international norms be applied, and doesn’t want to break off relations, preferring to remain silent or take refuge in an unattainable future: the creation of two states and accepting the deaths of children from starvation.
