POLITICS
Senate moves to crack down on spam calls with fines of...
Mexico is one of the most-spammed countries in the world. A new congressional bill offers relief to fed-up consumers with stricter penalties for abusive telemarketing practices.
After Torreón school attack, Sheinbaum presents decree on social media content...
Friday's press conference included news of a presidential order to limit minors' access to harmful social media content, a Civil Protection advisory for Hurricane Simon and the president's response to a deadly prison riot.
AIFA now serves 47 destinations, up from 7 in 2022: Thursday’s...
The Army-built airport has come a long way since 2022, its director says. Also at Thursday’s mañanera: a reminder for Querétaro’s governor and a visit from the U.S. ambassador.
Future presidents and governors of Mexico now barred from holding 2 passports: Wednesday’s mañanera...
President Claudia Sheinbaum signed a decree on Wednesday morning that will ensure that candidates contesting future presidential elections in Mexico have only Mexican nationality. Later in her presser, Energy Minister Luz Elena González gave an update on the government's electricity investments.
After Chihuahua CIA controversy, Querétaro police academy raises new questions about US involvement at...
Social media posts by U.S. Ambassador Ron Johnson and Querétaro Governor Mauricio Kuri presented the academy as a clear collaboration between Querétaro and the United States. Here's what officials from Querétaro, the federal government and the Foreign Affairs Ministry have said about the project.
Doctors, nurses have made more than 27 million visits thanks to free home healthcare...
President Sheinbaum shared on Tuesday that more than 27 million free medical consultations have been provided to seniors and people living with disabilities since the Salud Casa por Casa program began in June 2025. She also gave an update on the rollout of the Universal Health Service.
After losing Morena nomination in Nuevo León, Tatiana Clouthier launches new movement of her own
Rather than a new political party, Clouthier's "Todos Con Conciencia" (All With Conscience) movement will work from a citizens' perspective to transform Nuevo León.
Sheinbaum questions binational police training academy in Querétaro: Monday’s mañanera recapped
Following the inauguration of a U.S.-supported State Interdiction Academy on Friday, Sheinbaum said she would ask the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to contact Johnson and Querétaro Governor Kuri to provide more details about his government's collaboration with the United States.
Does civility in politics still exist? A perspective from our CEO
With U.S. midterm campaigns turning nastier, MND CEO Travis Bembenek sees a welcome contrast in the political tone President Sheinbaum is setting at home.
After Torreón school attack, Sheinbaum targets violent social media content: Friday’s mañanera recapped
On the anniversary of the Tlatelolco massacre, the president announced plans to tackle violent content on social media and shared a Culture Ministry update.
Sheinbaum praise and social media gripes: 5 takeaways from the unveiling of AMLO’s book ‘Pueblo’
Two years after leaving office, former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has resurfaced to promote "Pueblo," his forthcoming political history of Mexico.
Two years in, Sheinbaum touts approval ratings of up to 75%: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
On the second anniversary of her presidential inauguration, Sheinbaum said her presidency has shown a generation of children that a woman can lead Mexico, and that polls show Mexicans approve of how she's doing it.
2027 midterm elections in Mexico: Who are Morena’s top picks for governor?
Morena or its allies already govern 13 of the states where gubernatorial elections will be held next year. Aguascalientes, Nuevo León, Chihuahua and Querétaro are the states where the ruling party is aiming to make inroads.
‘The presidents of Mexico can only have one flag,’ Sheinbaum says: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
President Sheinbaum defended the Senate's approval of a reform that seeks to bar presidential and gubernatorial aspirants from running for office if they hold dual nationality, saying, "The presidents of Mexico can only have one flag, one homeland, one people to defend."
Reform barring future presidents, governors from holding dual nationality passes Senate
Approved in both general and specific terms by a qualified majority, the bill now needs to be ratified by at least 17 state legislatures, where the president's party Morena also holds parliamentary majorities.
Oaxaca AG launches investigations into 6 municipal presidents with alleged organized crime ties
All six cases described by Attorney General Bernardo Rodríguez are related to Juchitán — the third-largest city in Oaxaca — and feature a wide variety of charges related to alleged organized crime activities.
