People’s Mañanera July 14
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on homicide reduction, organized crime, migrant protection, the Marina del Pilar audios, and El Mayo’s pilot.
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Homicide Rate Has Fallen 48% Compared to September 2024: Sheinbaum
Sheinbaum says 41 daily murders have been prevented since September 2024; high-impact crime fell 53%, with eight states behind half of all killings.
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Mexican Government Will Allocate More Than 58 Billion Pesos to Educational Infrastructure in 2026
The largest federal school investment ever will build 31 new high schools and create 156,240 student spots across basic, upper-secondary, and higher education.
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People’s Mañanera July 13
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on education investment, migrant protection, sugar exports, inflation, Ken Salazar, and Venezuela aid.
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Mexico’s Fertilizers for Well-Being Reaches 89% of Its 2026 Goal; More Than 1,920,000 Producers Benefited
By early July, the program had moved nearly 970,000 tons of fertilizer through 1,033 centers, and Coahuila was the first state to reach 100%.
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Sheinbaum Backs UN Resolution on Pedro Castillo
Sheinbaum backed a UN panel that found Castillo’s detention arbitrary, said his ouster lacked the votes Peruvian law required, and signaled Mexico is open to restoring ties with Lima.
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Under Calderón There Was Interference, Deals With Cartels, and Violence Increased: Sheinbaum
Sheinbaum said Calderón’s pacts with the Sinaloa Cartel and unchecked US operations drove homicides up 148%, citing Fast and Furious.
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Return of 500 Species of Fauna and Flora to Lake Texcoco Shows the Importance of Not Having Built the NAICM: Sheinbaum
The former lakebed is a natural flood-regulating reservoir, and building there would have required permanently draining water at enormous cost, Sheinbaum said.
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People’s Mañanera July 10
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on the recovery of cultural artifacts, the Pato Merlín family, foreign agencies, security, the El Mayo case, Venezuela, Texcoco, the 2026 World Cup, and AI regulation.
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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.
