Constitutional Reforms Strengthen the Defense of Mexican Sovereignty, Sheinbaum Says
Elections swayed by foreign interference can now be annulled, and Sheinbaum likened those seeking outside backing to the conservatives who brought Maximilian.
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At the End of the Six-Year Term There Will Be 350,000 New Places for Undergraduate Studies, Sheinbaum Says
The plan includes new high schools and technological institutes, converting middle schools without afternoon shifts, and more Rosario Castellanos campuses.
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Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Communities “Lead the Way” in Analysis for the General Law on Peoples, Sheinbaum Says
The bill was meant to reach Congress on October 12, but consultations are still underway, and it will not be sent until the communities say it is ready.
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People’s Mañanera October 12
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on Jalisco water, the 4T, Indigenous rights, and digital disinformation.
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Defense of Sovereignty “Is Not Rhetoric, It’s Principles,” Sheinbaum Says
Sheinbaum recalled foreign pressure on Mexico in the 19th and 20th centuries and blamed the neoliberal governments and Calderón for opening the door to U.S. influence.
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Sheinbaum Presents Draft Decree to Force Digital Platforms to Take Down Content That Incites Violence and Hate
No fines for now: the government will talk with tech companies before publishing the decree next week, a promise made after the Coahuila school attack.
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People’s Mañanera October 9
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on digital safety, IMSS-Bienestar, sovereignty, and the opposition.
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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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Mexican Government Plans Investment of 1.168 Trillion Pesos in Electricity and Gas Pipelines
Most of the money goes to generation, plus 140 billion pesos for gas pipelines, since power plants burn about 60% of the country’s natural gas.
