Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo

President Claudia Sheinbaum predicts Mexico's economy will improve in the second semester.

Concamin requests the government to prioritize Mexican companies in health sector purchases.

Business owners in Guerrero's Tierra Caliente request aid from authorities due to threats from organized crime.

Mexico's Chinese fertilizer imports surged 41.8 percent in the first half of 2026, rising from 292,000 to 414,000 metric tons, while a tariff dispute intensified as Mexico imposed duties on Chinese ammonium sulfate amid broader trade tensions.

Morena governors close ranks with Sheinbaum, demanding maturity and responsibility from Rocha Moya.

President Claudia Sheinbaum defends government information and rejects censorship claims.

Teachers will be consulted on cellphone use in public schools on August 24 and 25.

Morena's leadership calls to support President Claudia Sheinbaum amid foreign interference.

Mexican peso strengthened to 17.02 per dollar, its best level since June 2024, appreciating 13.5 percent under President Sheinbaum's administration as US dollar weakened amid expectations of stable Federal Reserve interest rates.

Tamaulipas governor Américo Villarreal confirms President Claudia Sheinbaum's humanist vision translates into concrete actions.

Cardinal Pietro Parolin visited Mexico, meeting with officials and addressing violence and human dignity issues.

President Claudia Sheinbaum advises PAN to hold press conferences for their replies.

Mexico aims to break its historical medal record at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics by winning at least 10 medals.

Pietro Parolin visited Mexico, meeting with officials to strengthen Vatican ties.

Itzel Castillo aims to consolidate true gender equality where women can fully exercise their rights.

Mexico's militarized schools will change their curriculum to promote civic values.

Minister President Hugo Aguilar Ortiz acknowledges potential internal tensions over his eventual replacement.

Parents of 43 missing students demand progress in the case ahead of meeting with President Claudia Sheinbaum.

Sheinbaum calls the Cablebús line 4 project a social justice initiative.

Accused individuals in a fuel smuggling case have filed around 20 appeals to counter arrest orders and precautionary measures.

President Claudia Sheinbaum inaugurates the National Agricultural Attention Center in Mexico City.

Mexico opposes US-backed OEA resolution on Nicaragua, citing non-intervention principles.

Public healthcare institutions in Mexico reported a 28% increase in general consultations from 2022 to 2026.

Mexicana de Aviación receives its eighth aircraft, aiming for economic balance with 20 planes.

President Claudia Sheinbaum reported 391,251 people participated in a massive boxing class across 32 entities nationwide.

Lawmakers and advocates will discuss a presidential initiative to prevent and punish feminicide tomorrow in the Senate.

The Mexican president is urged to restore land to indigenous communities.

Unions threaten indefinite strike starting August 31 over unpaid wages for 90,000 teachers.

Cell phone lines ending in zero must be registered by tomorrow to avoid suspension.

Mexico's president Claudia Sheinbaum announces a 10% increase in athlete scholarships starting next year.

Mexico's homicide rate decreased 51% in 22 months, with 44 fewer daily cases.

Pensioners protest reform that reduced their benefits, citing unfair and illegal changes to their retirement income.

Mexico's Supreme Court orders publication of a decree on maritime resources.

Mexico planted 6.6 million trees and plants nationwide in a reforestation effort.

Dissident teachers reject an electronic consultation on a new evaluation model.

The President made a brief but forceful statement condemning naked ambition for power.

Mexico's Education Ministry will conduct online surveys from August 24-28 on teacher career development and cellphone use in classrooms.

Rocha Moya requests a temporary leave from his governor position in Sinaloa.

The government reports 35,500 homes have been delivered nationwide as part of the Vivienda del Bienestar program.

Reports rise of minors exposed to sexual and violent content on social media, affecting mental health and sleep.

Mexican poultry producers urged import quotas on Brazilian chicken breasts, citing 118 percent surge since 2022 that eliminated over 40,700 jobs and caused 27 billion peso losses, threatening rural livelihoods and sector investments.

Mexico's new education plan promotes inclusivity and diversity, recognizing the complexities of its multicultural society.

DJ Snake reunites thousands at Puebla's Festival Frecuencias with popular songs.

Mexicana de Aviación receives its eighth Embraer E190-E2 aircraft, a significant milestone in its recovery process.

Cuba and Mexico celebrate Fidel Castro's 100th birthday with festivities and defense of sovereignty.

Mexico sent aid to Colombia, but its rescue workers were not accepted due to certification issues.

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo practices chi kung, a Chinese discipline combining movement and meditation.

The Supreme Court ordered President Claudia Sheinbaum to issue a new fishing law regulation pending since 2008.

The Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas participates in Mexico's 2026 National Reforestation Day.

Colombia suffers a devastating earthquake with at least 132 dead and 570 injured.