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The proposal to end the school year early due to the World Cup provoked such a strong backlash that President Sheinbaum found it necessary to distance herself from her education…
Coming in the midst of a new wave of Trump administration threats and the refusal by President Sheinbaum to extradite the ex-SInaloa governor, the ‘review’ is seen by many as…
Sheinbaum denies political interference by consulates under review in US: Friday’s mañanera recapped
Accusations of political interference in the US, the possibility that Mexico will cut short its school year and Sheinbaum’s next chat with Trump were topics of note at Friday’s presser.
Mexico has announced a push to build up gas pipelines and power plants, aiming to ease dependence on U.S. natural gas and secure its energy supply.
Ricardo Salinas didn’t become one of Mexico’s richest men by being foolish. But after being duped for hundreds of millions, he told the WSJ: “I feel like an absolute idiot.”
Officials say the tree plantings will revive forests, protect wildlife corridors and boost rural incomes in 32 natural protected areas across the country.
Broccoli wasn’t the only reason the budding bromance between U.S. President George W. Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox failed. But it was a factor.
The long-held idea that the Mexica thought Hernán Cortés and his Spanish soldiers were gods is simply not true. In fact, the story was a Spanish invention.
Apparently, some of them even found it fun.
