The Conversation on Regulating Screen Use Among Minors Must Be Opened: President
Sheinbaum floats a school-phone ban and a sleep-hygiene jingle, citing screen-anxiety research and TikTok use of 2-4 hours a day by kids she met in Manzanillo.
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Sheinbaum: No Need to Take the Bait on Every Trump Statement, He Has His Way of Communicating
Responding to Trump’s G7 jab calling her a ‘scared’ woman, Sheinbaum declines a personal debate.
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The Blockade Against Cuba Doesn’t Harm Its Government, but Its People; We Will Always Support Self-Determination: Sheinbaum
In one of her twenty calls with Trump, Sheinbaum told him Cuba has already opened its economy and urged him to take that into account.
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Trump Goes Against Mexico at the G7; Accuses Sheinbaum of Being a ‘Scared’ Woman
“Mexico has lost control of its country. The cartels control Mexico, it’s sad. The President is a very good woman, but she’s a very scared woman,” Trump declared.
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National Electricity Coverage Will Reach 99.99% in 2028; It Is an Action of Energy Justice: Sheinbaum
A 21.4-billion-peso plan with 45,182 works will prioritize the Seri people, the Sierra Tarahumara, and other Indigenous and remote communities still off the grid.
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Intentional Homicides Fell 46% from September 2024 to May 2026: Sheinbaum
Daily average dropped from 86.9 to 47.3; eight states account for 54% of cases and 28 states saw declines, with San Luis Potosí down 81%.
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Housing for Well-Being Reaches 274,000 Homes Under Construction
First housing program targeting workers earning under two minimum wages; aims for 1.8 million homes and 7 million beneficiaries by end of term.
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Laura Itzel Castillo Affirms She Will Continue Pushing Sheinbaum’s ‘Feminist Agenda’ at the Women’s Secretariat
She’ll take over after her Senate term ends; the new secretariat has been vacant since Citlalli Hernández left for a Morena leadership role in April.
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People’s Mañanera June 15
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on housing, U.S.-Mexico cooperation, approval ratings, education, and the 2026 World Cup.
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No New Talks Between CNTE, Segob, and SEP, Sheinbaum Affirms; ‘Tripartite’ Meetings Are Proposed in the States
Decision comes after CNTE sections voted over the weekend to keep the strike; government points to an August school-by-school Usicamm consultation.
