The Fourth Transformation Punches Back: Soberanía 88
This week on Soberanía: we report on the demonstration in Zócalo on the seventh anniversary of the Fourth Transformation, the significance of hundreds of thousands taking to the streets, and Claudia Sheinbaum’s push to expand Mexico’s public health system.
We break down the proposed shift to a 40-hour workweek, what it really means for workers, and how minimum-wage gains fit into the bigger picture. We then examine the scandal ex-DEA personnel, crypto money-laundering, and weapons for the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel. We close with our Losers & Haters segment calling out the LA Times.
Out of the studio and into the streets!
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Mexico’s Environmental Secretariat Says Ferromex Must Remediate the Damage From Chemical Spill in Sonora
The derailment dumped 70,300 liters of sodium hydrosulfide into a Sonora streambed, 11,000 more than first reported, contaminating 1.7 square kilometers.
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Mexico Exported 501,824 Tonnes of Avocado to the US Between January and April
A 35% surge over 2025 keeps avocado Mexico’s second-biggest agri-food export to the US, a market worth US$3.653 billion last year.
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Pemex’s Financial Debt Stood at 77.5 Billion Pesos, 9.1% Less Than in 2025
Pemex, Mexico’s state-owned oil company, cut its debt while hydrocarbon output rose 4.6% and sales revenue jumped 30.3% year on year.
