Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo

Mario Delgado was the only absence at the military commemoration due to a meeting with state education secretaries.

Mexico's education secretary reverses school calendar changes after public backlash.

The Mexican government will maintain an open dialogue with international organizations regarding the issue of disappearances.

Peru's electoral process sparks concerns over fraud narratives pushed by the right.

Sanquintinenses demand a hospital and public works in Camalú, Baja California.

The government will invite companies to use national sugar to counter the crisis in the sugar cane sector.

Napoleón Gómez Urrutia emphasizes strengthening unionism to fortify the nation.

Napoleón Gómez Urrutia calls for unity among authentic unions to counter global threats.

Mexican authorities launched a violent operation against Atenco locals in 2006, resulting in deaths, detentions, and human rights abuses.

President Claudia Sheinbaum will meet with section 7 representatives on May 11.

Diputados cuestionan la gobernadora de Campeche sobre la falta de liquidez financiera.

Rocha Moya remains calm, working, and claims presidential support amidst US accusations.

President Claudia Sheinbaum credits institutional coordination for the arrest of Audias Flores.

Banks agree to waive fuel purchase commissions for six months to reduce gas and diesel costs.

Trump's tariffs and policy shifts eliminated 227,000 Mexican jobs in early 2026, primarily in electric vehicles and steel, yet Mexico's exports hit record levels while diversifying away from U.S. dependence, demonstrating tariffs harm Americans more than intended targets.

Mexico's postal service faces a potential strike due to labor disputes and underpayment.

Mexico's kindergarten enrollment declines due to lower birth rates and some parents opting out.

President Claudia Sheinbaum denies US will extract Sinaloa governor Ruben Rocha Moya.

President Claudia Sheinbaum praises Mexican mothers and condemns machismo on Mother's Day.

Isabel Díaz Ayuso's visit to Mexico sparked controversy and ridicule due to her historical ignorance and poor diplomacy.

Mario Delgado Carrillo will revisit the school calendar on Monday with state education officials.

Governor Américo Villarreal and his wife deliver 3,500 supports in Abasolo, Tamaulipas.

Sedatu reports a 15% advance in Nuevo León's housing plan with 11,380 homes underway.

Mexico emerges as a stable investment destination in its electricity sector, with Cox energy executive Katya Samohano noting recent positive policy shifts recognizing private sector importance, attracting international funds seeking reliable returns amid global economic uncertainty.

President Claudia Sheinbaum calls a $70,000 monthly pension "very good" compared to most Mexicans' income.

Activists demand punishment for those responsible for the 2006 Atenco repression in Mexico.

President Claudia Sheinbaum says no foreign government can enter Mexico due to its defended sovereignty.

King Felipe VI invites President Sheinbaum to the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid.

Mexico's federal government agreed with Brazil's Petrobras to share technological advances in biodiesel and ethanol production, with a joint technical team beginning collaboration May 13, addressing energy sector modernization amid Middle East geopolitical tensions.

Mexico's FGR investigates alleged CIA involvement in Chihuahua's anti-drug actions.

Only 6.8% of card payments are made at gas stations in Mexico.

Parents of 43 missing Ayotzinapa students claim negotiations with the government have stalled.

Sonora's security perception improves with Governor Durazo's strategy and intergovernmental coordination.

The Mexico City government will launch Nahui, a film market, to boost the local film industry.

Protesters in Zacatecas demand the removal of state officials after a march was repressed.

Mothers marched in seven states, demanding support to locate their missing loved ones.

Sheinbaum and Durazo delivered support to women in Sonora as part of the Pensión Mujeres Bienestar program.

President Claudia Sheinbaum inaugurates an aqueduct for the indigenous Seri community in Sonora.

President Claudia Sheinbaum announces the Olinia electric vehicle prototype will be presented on June 7.

Minister Yasmín Esquivel calls for unity to defend national sovereignty.

Mexico's president warns against foreign intervention and defends national sovereignty.

Mexico's system of government balances power among three branches, functioning well since 2018.

President Claudia Sheinbaum inaugurates the 11.2-kilometer Nichupté bridge in Cancún, connecting tourist and urban areas.

Mexico's Labor Day marked historic announcements for workers, including a daily salary increase to 587.40 pesos.

President Sheinbaum prioritizes AHMSA workers' liquidation in ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.

The INM chief met with the EU ambassador to strengthen global strategies for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Rosa Icela Rodríguez highlights Mexico's grandeur at the Tianguis Turístico opening in Acapulco.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum attributed 227,155 job losses in Q1 2026 to Trump's tariffs on steel and vehicles, primarily affecting manufacturing and electric vehicle production, though she noted overall employment growth compared to March 2025.

Morena will renew its leadership and statutes on May 3, including a new secretary of Finances.

Mexico's government recovers the passenger train, a gratifying move for progressive Mexicans.