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About Sheinbaum’s call with Trump this week: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped

On Wednesday, Sheinbaum revealed that she spoke to U.S. President Trump the day after Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader "El Mencho" was fatally wounded during a military operation in Jalisco. This is what they talked about.

Morena’s electoral reform would shrink the Senate, cut election budget and simplify voting from abroad

It would also support the use of electronic voting, reduce political parties' permitted per-day advertising time on TV and radio and eliminate the free ride that "plurinomial" candidates now enjoy.

Mexican cinema leaves its mark on the famed Berlin International Film Festival

Two Mexican directors, Fernando Eimbcke and Fernanda Tovar (making her directorial debut), took home awards for their feature films "Moscas" and "Chicas tristes."

Banamex report sees 30% of formal jobs in Mexico being replaced by AI

But Mexico still has a window of opportunity to manage the transition so that it shifts rather than ends employment, reduces inequality and increases productivity.

Mexico sends 1,200 tonnes of food to Cuba in second major batch of aid

The latest shipment of aid comes after the Papaloapan and another Navy vessel, the Isla Holbox, transported 814 tonnes of provisions to Cuba earlier this month.

Opinion: El Mencho’s death has changed how people look at Mexico — but it shouldn’t

Can all the beauty, history and fun Mexico offers shine through the current filter of sensational El Mencho headlines? Mexican Canadian Ian Ostroff tells us why he's betting on Mexico to overcome the negative press.

Traveling to Guadalajara? Here’s what it’s like in western Mexico right now

Mexico News Daily spoke to residents in Guadalajara to understand how daily life is looking in the aftermath of the violent operational response of the CJNG to the fall of its leader on Sunday.

Made in Mexico: Teresa Margolles and the dissection of violence through art

Teresa Margolles work interprets violence through the lens of art in ways that can be very disturbing. But making violence feel real is part of the point.

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