Wednesday, June 18, 2025

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On her second day at the mañanera podium, Interior Minister Rosa Icela Rodríguez coordinated a call from the Civil Protection Minister about Tropical Storm Erick, which is quickly strengthening off the coast of Guerrero.

A license for deportees who drive themselves back to Mexico? Tuesday’s mañanera recapped

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The Interior Minister gave an update on Sheinbaum's schedule at the G7 and answered a question about whether Mexicans in the United States could safely deport themselves using a vehicle purchased in the U.S.
The Tomás Garrido Park is an extension of the La Venta Museum-Park, one of the few open-air museums in Latin America, and features over 30 Olmec heads.

Villahermosa residents protest National Olmec Museum in beloved Tomás Garrido Park

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Construction of the National Olmec Museum would occupy the grounds of the Tomás Garrido Park in Villahermosa, relocating the park's Olmec monuments and potentially killing the city's "green lung."
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Mexico moves up a notch on Swiss competitiveness ranking 

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The Swiss academic institution IMD, which considers social and cultural factors as well as the usual economic indicators in its ranking, found Mexico to be the third most competitive country in Latin America.

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