Claudia Sheinbaum

México and the US launched a plant producing 100 million sterile insects weekly to combat the cattle screw worm.

President Claudia Sheinbaum says social programs are now a right, not dependent on votes, with a billion pesos invested this year.

Rafael Marín Mollinedo registers as candidate for Quintana Roo state coordination amidst controversy and calls for a civilized contest.

Families of the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students decried a security operation as they arrived in Mexico City for a monthly march.

Twelve Mexican state secretaries reported higher salaries than President Claudia Sheinbaum.

President Sheinbaum meets King Felipe VI, setting aside past demands for a Spanish apology.

President Claudia Sheinbaum announces a potential reverse auction to determine the company that will build a desalination plant in Baja California.

President Claudia Sheinbaum says right-wing groups have intervened in Latin American elections through social media and false information.

Merlin, a famous duck, is a sensation in Mexico during the World Cup.

World leaders and celebrities react to Venezuela's earthquakes with solidarity and aid offers.

A missing Chicago couple was found dead near Mexico City, their family confirmed after authorities discovered several bodies.

President Claudia Sheinbaum says it is very difficult for the far-right to take hold in Mexico due to the country's strong national history and social justice principles.

The Mexican Institute of Industrial Property confirms the Pato Merlín brand belongs to its original family owner.

Millions of expired medications, including oncology drugs, were stored in a private warehouse in Mexico.

Baja California's governor negotiates to regain her US visa after its cancellation.

Andrea Chávez and Cruz Pérez Cuéllar register to end 100 years of PRI rule in Chihuahua.

King Felipe VI of Spain visits Mexico, marking a new era in diplomatic relations with Mexico's second-largest trade partner.

Morena reports 277 aspirants registered to coordinate the party's gubernatorial campaigns for 2027 elections.

Sobrevivientes denuncian que la tortura en México es una práctica generalizada.

International aid begins arriving in Venezuela after devastating earthquakes.

President Claudia Sheinbaum defends Mexico's security cooperation with the US, citing reduced fentanyl trafficking.

Mexico City suspends classes and implements remote work on June 30 for a World Cup match.

Countries worldwide are sending aid to Venezuela after powerful earthquakes caused deaths and destruction.

President Claudia Sheinbaum invites youths to join the national mural day organized by the Mexican Youth Institute.

Mexican media outlets publish false reports to defame politicians, including Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

Mexico's World Cup celebrations are muted in regions plagued by cartel violence, with fear overriding excitement.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum receives Spanish King Felipe VI at National Palace.

Mexico sends a team from Sedena and Ssa to Venezuela for support after earthquakes.

Users have six days to register their cell phones with their unique ID.

President Claudia Sheinbaum instructs aid to be sent to Venezuela after strong earthquakes.

Argentina, US, and other countries offer humanitarian aid to Venezuela after devastating earthquakes.

President Claudia Sheinbaum acknowledges Mexico's backlog in forensic records, hindering identification of deceased individuals.

El Chapo claims Claudia Sheinbaum has a safe site for his imprisonment to address his health issues.

Mexico's economy minister announced the T-MEC trade agreement will remain effective for at least ten years, with Mexico formally proposing a sixteen-year extension on July first, though annual review terms and U.S. resistance to automatic renewal present ongoing negotiation challenges.

The Fiscalía General del Estado de Morelos opens an investigation against Víctor Rodríguez Padilla for alleged domestic violence.

President Claudia Sheinbaum praises Mexican referee Katia Itzel Garcia's historic achievement in the men's World Cup.

A former Pemex director is accused of domestic violence by his wife, a physicist, in a viral video.

Latin America has shifted dramatically rightward since Javier Milei's November 2023 victory in Argentina, with right-wing candidates winning 11 of 13 subsequent presidential elections. Economic mismanagement under leftist governments, pandemic fallout, Venezuelan collapse driving migration, and renewed U.S. strategic focus on the region drove this ideological realignment across the continent.

Mexico revels in World Cup glory, but cartel violence grips many in fear.

Global leftist movements face a potential terminal crisis as progressive forces struggle to articulate coherent responses to geopolitical conflicts, immigration backlash, technological disruption, and economic inequality, mirroring the ideological collapse following the Soviet Union's fall in the early 1990s.

President Claudia Sheinbaum says public investment will be reflected in the economy starting July.

President Claudia Sheinbaum announced U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins will attend Saturday's inauguration of Mexico's sterile fly production facility in Chiapas, demonstrating broad U.S.-Mexico collaboration while acknowledging disagreements on migrant detention deaths and tariffs.

Sheinbaum and King Felipe VI agree to strengthen Mexico-Spain bilateral relations after a private meeting.

President Claudia Sheinbaum confirms electrical distribution failures persist in various regions, considering them interruptions, not blackouts.

President Claudia Sheinbaum considers power outages as mere interruptions, not blackouts, despite ongoing issues in the electrical distribution network.

President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrates the reduction of inflation after the Inegi report, citing efforts to protect the popular economy.

Mexican President Sheinbaum and Brazilian President Lula established a petroleum agreement strengthening progressive ties amid regional rightward shifts, while bilateral trade reaches eighteen point five billion dollars, with Brazil's upcoming elections significantly impacting Mexico's political and economic landscape.

Mexico City imposes an alcohol sales ban ahead of the Mexico vs Czech Republic match.

Mexican lawmakers exchange insults and accusations over the World Cup and US-Mexico relations.

Roberto Lazzeri Montaño assumed leadership of Mexico's US embassy with priorities protecting Mexican migrants, advancing North American prosperity, and defending the T-MEC trade agreement against potential Trump administration challenges while maintaining economic security.