Lula Invited Me to Brazil After His Electoral Triumph; I Also Invited Him to Mexico, Sheinbaum Says
The two presidents spoke by phone after Sunday’s runoff in Brazil and agreed to meet soon, Sheinbaum wrote on X.
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Sheinbaum Says Amnesty International “Is Co-opted” and Against the Government of Mexico
The president says the group wants to hold events in Mexico after the UN recognized her government’s work, including locating more than 16,000 people.
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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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People’s Mañanera October 26
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on Lula’s victory, sovereignty, economic growth, and the INE.
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Sheinbaum Expresses Her Joy Over Lula’s Electoral Triumph in Brazil; “It Is a Breath of Fresh Air for Latin America”
Lula came back after losing the first round to Flavio Bolsonaro, and Sheinbaum opened her morning press conference flashing his trademark sign.
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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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Maru Campos Assured Me Jáuregui Was Corrupt and a Casino Owner, Sheinbaum Says
Asked who let foreign agents into the Chihuahua operation, Campos told her “it wasn’t me, it was the prosecutor,” in a tense meeting in Ciudad Juárez.
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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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Federal Government Will Invest Up to 13 Billion Pesos in Water Works for Jalisco, Sheinbaum Says
The state is putting 7.5 billion pesos into a treatment plant, while federal officials seek to fund the rest without debt, avoiding water privatization.
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Sheinbaum Rejects Collusion With Crime; Fires Back That There Was an Alliance Between the PAN and Criminals
She cited the more than 50% drop in homicides as proof and recalled Genaro García Luna, the PAN-era security secretary tied to criminal organizations.
