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Venezuela situation won’t change Mexico’s relationship with US, says Sheinbaum: Wednesday’s...
The United States' military intervention in Venezuela last Saturday and the Trump administration's intentions for, and in, the South American nation were a key focus of President Sheinbaum's Wednesday morning press conference.
Joy meets fear as the Venezuelan community processes Maduro’s capture from...
As Venezuelans living in Mexico process news of Maduro's capture, their hopes and fears must exist alongside Mexicans' vocal condemnation, highlighting fundamentally different perspectives on what happened on Jan. 3.
Ex-AG Gertz Manero to serve as Mexico’s ambassador to UK
In resigning from his position of Attorney General in November, Gertz had said that his potential appointment as an ambassador would allow him to continue serving his country.
President Sheinbaum calls on US to ensure ‘fair trial’ for Maduro
The president also repeated her condemnation of the military attack that made the trial possible, and urged Venezuela's opposition to condemn the intervention regardless of their opinion of Maduro.
Sheinbaum: ‘Intervention does not bring democracy to the people’
Reading a prepared statement on Monday morning, Sheinbaum said Mexico maintains a historical position based on non-intervention and the self-determination of peoples, emphasizing that “Only the people can build their own future.”
Opinion: ‘Something’s going to have to be done with Mexico’ but it must not...
Hours after the U.S. intervention in Venezuela, the President called into Fox and Friends to suggest Mexico was his next target. María Meléndez discusses why military action in Mexico would be doomed to failure.
Nature steals the spotlight from Mexico’s economic achievements: Friday’s mañanera recapped
Positive economic news was supposed to be Friday's focus, until a strong earthquake forced authorities and the press corps to evacuate the National Palace.
Sheinbaum outlines immediate priorities, orders probe into Interoceanic Train derailment: Monday’s mañanera recapped
Following Naval Minister Admiral Raymundo Morales' briefing on the fatal derailment of the Interoceanic Train, President Sheinbaum laid out the government's three core priorities moving forward.
President Sheinbaum celebrates love, fraternity and Mexican values in Christmas message
"We are the shared word, the plate served with love, the laugh that heals and the memory that keeps company," she said, thanking elders who "teach us to resist with dignity and love with the soul."
Where will Mexico’s president spend Christmas?
President Sheinbaum announced Monday that she will spend three days away from Mexico City to celebrate Christmas with her family, marking her first official break since taking office.
Sheinbaum previews her 2026 priorities: Friday’s mañanera recapped
The president also touched on tariffs, clarified details about the USMCA review and shared her 12 New Years wishes.
Sheinbaum reminds Trump of the United States’ immigrant roots: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
On International Migrants Day, President Sheinbaum responded to her U.S. counterpart's most recent anti-migrant remarks and addressed new U.S. cartel sanctions.
Mexico, US agree to deepen intel sharing on criminal drone use: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
At her Wednesday morning press conference, President Sheinbaum reiterated Mexico’s opposition to foreign interventions and responded to questions about the Mexico-U.S. security meeting that took place in Mexico City last week.
Fight breaks out between lawmakers in CDMX Congress
The disorder occurred on Monday during discussions about replacing the Mexico City Transparency Institute (InfoCDMX) with a new entity controlled exclusively by Morena lawmakers.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? An introduction
In a new weekly series of articles, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas breaks down the four big theoretical pillars shaping U.S. policy and what they mean for Mexico's geopolitical panorama.
Tariff package on Asian imports will protect 350,000 jobs: Monday’s mañanera recapped
On Jan. 1, tariffs will be increased, or imposed for the first time, on more than 1,400 products from countries including China, South Korea and India in an effort to protect workers from an influx of cheap exports.
