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Sheinbaum promises ban on large-scale tourism developments in Mahahual: Friday’s mañanera...
Sheinbaum also touched on the government's plans to manage protesting teachers in downtown CDMX, a development in the Ayotzinapa case and a new bridge planned for Coatzacoalcos.
Former President AMLO blasts US interference and backs Sheinbaum in rare...
Former President López Obrador resurfaced this week to accuse the U.S. of plotting to destroy Morena — and urged Trump to "send to hell the parasites that surround him."
Mexico in Numbers: Mapping Mexico’s political party membership, from Morena to...
Morena has more than 12 million members, making it the ninth-largest political party in the world. But how do Mexico's other parties measure up?
Facing US pressure, President Sheinbaum thanks AMLO for his ‘unconditional support’: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum thanked her predecessor for his "unconditional support" as she pushed back against U.S. pressure at Thursday's morning press conference.
Opinion: What would a regional utopia look like? Part 9
With roughly 40 million Mexicans and Mexican-Americans (57% of the United States' 68 million Latinos) and at the same time, 1.2 to 1.6 million Americans living in Mexico, the human bridge between the two nations has never been thicker, Pedro Casas writes.
Are more Mexican governors under investigation by the US? Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
President Sheinbaum faced questions on Wednesday about an L.A. Times report alleging that two more Morena-affiliated governors are in hot water, and regarding the current standoff with the dissident CNTE teachers' union.
Who is Roberto Lazzeri, Mexico’s next ambassador to the US?
Roberto Lazzeri is Mexico's new ambassador to the U.S., and with the USMCA review looming, it should come as no surprise that he has a background in finance.
Sheinbaum tells US ambassador to stay in his lane: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
"It's important for the [U.S.] ambassador to stick to bilateral issues and to respect [Mexico's] internal affairs," President Sheinbaum said on Tuesday morning, after Ambassador Johnson made a thinly veiled criticism of remarks she made on Sunday.
Ambassador Johnson and Sheinbaum spar over where US help ends and interference begins
"Turning [the fight against cartels] into a political dispute is a missed opportunity to strengthen our partnership," Johnson wrote on Monday, one day after President Sheinbaum voiced her disapproval of the United States' recent meddling in Mexico.
Trump not behind the US meddling in Mexico, Sheinbaum says: Monday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum clarified on Monday that she doesn't believe Trump has personally "led" U.S. interference in Mexican affairs, after insisting at a Sunday rally that far-right authorities are operating a coordinated campaign from abroad to discredit her government.
At Sunday rally, Sheinbaum denounces US interference in Mexican affairs
To celebrate the second anniversary of her election, President Sheinbaum held a rally to set the record on her governance, which has seen several controversies — mostly involving the United States — and successes, such as an increase in tax collection, record foreign investment, declining inflation and a "strong" Mexican peso.
Congress passes reform allowing elections to be voided for foreign interference
Few would condone foreign interference in Mexican elections, but even some Morena party members are concerned that future election losers could use that threat to get their defeat overturned.
Sheinbaum reveals the winner of her World Cup ticket: Friday’s mañanera recapped
A 21-year-old Indigenous woman from Veracruz who wowed judges with her soccer ball-juggling skills won the contest to represent Mexico at the opening match of the World Cup.
Sheinbaum sees risk of foreign interference in Mexican elections: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
After a tough first quarter for the Mexican economy, President Sheinbaum shared 12 pieces of good economy news and endorsed a bill to combat foreign interference in Mexican elections.
New Morena-backed bill seeks to nullify elections in cases of foreign interference
The 28 lawmakers who currently support the bill argue that the constitution needs to be modified to protect Mexico's electoral processes from interference by and/or from foreign countries, including the United States.
Homicides in Mexico are down by half under Sheinbaum: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Mexico's security minister also said on Wednesday that federal forces have detained 85 current and former officials from all political parties since taking office, including seven sitting mayors, as part of the government's commitment to "zero impunity."
