Trump: “Mexico Does What We Tell It To”
US President Donald Trump made the remarks during a press conference in the Oval Office on Thursday.
US Imperialism
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Paying Tribute
The surrender of drug lords and criminals that has been carried out, in a completely illegal manner, is already a form of surrender, of capitulation to the United States, something never seen before.
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Interventionism & Latin American Unity
Trump’s executive order is a threat to any country that defends its sovereignty against US interference in particular and Western interference in general. Latin American and Caribbean unity is an imperative for mutual protection.
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Mexico Faces the Mirage of Nearshoring
The decision is immediate: Mexico must break with four decades of dependence and build a solid productive base or resign ourselves to being sidelined in the new manufacturing era.
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Any US Military Action in Mexico Unacceptable: Foreign Ministry
A bombshell New York Times story yesterday revealed a secret executive order signed by US President Donald Trump authorizing extraterritorial attacks on “cartels.”
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NYT: Trump Secretly Authorized Military Strikes on “Cartels”, Sheinbaum says There Will be no Invasion
President Claudia Sheinbaum ruled out the possibility of a military invasion by the United States into Mexican national territory, says she was informed of the executive order.
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Mexico Says No Evidence, Not Investigating US President Trump’s Accusations Against Venezuelan President Maduro
President Claudia Sheinbaum completely ruled out Mexico having any information about ties Trump alleges Maduro has with the Sinaloa Cartel.
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Trump’s Trade War as Political Blackmail
For Trump, tariffs are far from a trade policy measure; they are desperate actions by a declining power, trying to halt the transition to a multipolar world where American hegemony will be a thing of the past.
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Mexico & The Uncomfortable Proximity
Mexico can’t choose its neighbors, but Mexico can choose a new path of unity and strength with other Latin American and Global South countries that share our values to make us stronger.
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Asymmetric Dependence, the New Economic Order
Mexico ceased to be energy sovereign in 2014, but rebuilding state-owned enterprises gives it the flexibility and capacity to avoid Trump using energy as a weapon to extract concessions and halt the national development of strategic sectors. Europe is too far gone.
