Sheinbaum: “Absolutely false” news about CIA & Mexican Army
“What Reuters says is false. That report says there are CIA agents working with the Mexican Army on the operations. It’s absolutely false, it’s not true,” the President stated.
US Imperialism
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The Sound & The Fury
Marco Rubio has turned the Caribbean into a laboratory for his project: subordinating the region to Washington.
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It’s Irresponsible to Continue with Budgets Cuts & The USMCA
Mexico’s 2026 budget contains a 30% reduction in public investment in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, and a fiscal policy that places discipline and debt reduction as guiding principles of public finance.
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Sheinbaum Asked Rubio to Extradite Two People in Aytozinapa Case
The President did not confirm whether US Secretary of State Rubio was open to the request.
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The Significance of Rubio & the Mexican Government’s Meeting
Statement from the Partido Popular Socialista de México.
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Clicks September 7
Our weekly roundup of Mexican political stories in the English and Spanish language press, including Rubio’s visit, no progress on 40 hour workweek, Sheinbaum informa, Taibo II, minimum wage increases, US military & the drug trade, Monroe Doctrine, & Morena’s sectional committees.
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Beware the Scorpion
Believing in the “goodwill” of whoever occupies the White House could prove suicidal, even if the level of understanding reached “is based on reciprocity, respect for sovereignty, shared responsibility, & mutual trust.”
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CELAC Unity Shattered by Minority Siding with US Imperialism
A CELAC draft statement condemned “extra-regional military deployment,” obviously refering to the USA’s deployment in the Caribbean targeting Venezuela.
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Rubio Announces Visa Restrictions for Central Americans Who “act on behalf of China”
The US Secretary of State warned that Washington will target Central American citizens who they define as “collaborating” with the Communist Party of China.
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The Right’s Normalizing of Political Violence
We are witnessing the emergence of a consensus that not only tolerates violence but fully embraces it, writes José Luis Granados Ceja.
