People’s Mañanera November 10
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on homicides, Michoacán, García Luna funds, and approval ratings.
Security
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Mexico Arrests “R2,” Alleged Leader of “Los Rs” Linked to the Murder of Carlos Manzo; He Was Wounded in a Clash.
García Harfuch says his CJNG cell extorted avocado growers in Michoacán; 19 others were detained in the Navy operation in Zapopan, Jalisco.
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US Approves Selling Mexico 11 Black Hawk Helicopters for 20 Billion Pesos
The deal works out to nearly US$98 million per helicopter, counting the 27 engines, GPS navigation systems and satellite radios included in the package.
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Trump Doesn’t Want to Bomb Mexico, US Ambassador Says. He Calls for Recognizing the Bilateral Relationship
Ronald Johnson told investors the terrorist label on cartels aims at financial sanctions, and claimed China would welcome chaos in Mexico.
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Sheinbaum Dismisses Alleged US Memorandum for Greater Collaboration in Mexican Territory
She made clear that US forces cannot operate inside Mexico, a stance she contrasted with the Calderón years, when US agents were allowed in.
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Perception of Insecurity in Mexico Reached the Lowest Level on Record
Since 2018, when it stood at 74.9%, the figure has fallen almost 17 points, though women still feel less safe than men.
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People’s Mañanera October 23
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on medicine supply, health equipment and staff, perceived insecurity, and sovereignty.
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People’s Mañanera October 16
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on recovered assets, public education, security, and exports.
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Mexico Reports 52 Percent Reduction in Homicides; September Registers Lowest for That Month Since 2015
Homicides fell from 86.9 to 42.2 a day, with seven states accounting for nearly half of all killings, led by Baja California and Guanajuato.
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Mexico Increases Seizures of Drugs and Money
The government’s second report lists 70,500 arrests, 569 tons of drugs seized and higher customs revenue, countering Washington’s claim that Mexico must do more.
