Roberto Velasco

Julio Hernández López analyzes Mexico's political landscape and recent decisions.

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

Mexico sends 19 tons of aid to Colombia after a recent earthquake.

At least 45 of approximately 60 Mexican avocado exporting companies resumed shipments to the United States after the government addressed security threats that had prompted a partial suspension by U.S. inspectors.

Mexico and Brazil are strengthening economic relations as Brazilian officials actively pursue new investment opportunities, marking an expansion of bilateral trade and financial cooperation between Latin America's two largest economies.

Mexico's Foreign Relations Secretary Roberto Velasco met with leaders of Nafin and Bancomext to strengthen partnerships aimed at boosting exports and attracting foreign investment through the Plan México initiative.

Mexico's government does not want to break relations with Peru, says President Claudia Sheinbaum.

México filed 20 complaints in the US over ICE operations that killed 17 Mexican citizens since May 2025.

Mexico requests US state attorneys general to investigate migrant deaths in ICE custody.

President Claudia Sheinbaum will contact Venezuela's Delcy Rodríguez this week to offer aid after recent earthquakes.

Mexico also wants to resume relations with Peru, says Claudia Sheinbaum.

Mexico's US embassy is aiding Lorenzo Salgado's family after his fatal shooting by an ICE agent.

Mexico will request criminal charges over 17 deaths of Mexican citizens in ICE custody or operations.

ICE agents killed a 52-year-old Mexican construction worker in Houston, Texas, sparking outrage and calls for investigation.

Mexico's foreign ministry seeks alternatives with US authorities to address temporary visa issues for consulate staff.

Mexico sends 250 military rescuers to Venezuela and may send more if needed.

Mexico's leader requested forgiveness from the Spanish king for the Conquest.

Marco Rubio urged Mexico to combat cartels and irregular migration.

President Claudia Sheinbaum rejects ICE raids and human rights violations against migrants.

México is ready to aid Colombia after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake, awaiting an official request from the government.

México offers support to Colombia after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake strikes the country.

Sheinbaum announces the restoration of diplomatic relations with Peru.

Mexico and Japan established a joint working group to strengthen their economic partnership, with 1,600 Japanese companies operating in Mexico generating 350,000 jobs, while expanding collaboration in artificial intelligence, digital economy, and supply chain resilience.

Roberto Velasco met with UN Vice Secretary Amina J. Mohammed to discuss multilateralism and Mexico's role.

Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco and U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson met to review bilateral agenda items amid ongoing tensions between the nations over security and trade matters, with both countries emphasizing coordinated work based on mutual respect and shared responsibility.

Mexico-US relations are strained due to a Mexican man's death at the hands of ICE.

Mexican nationals remit over one trillion pesos annually, stabilizing the economy and supporting millions of businesses, while President Sheinbaum initiates legal defense against ICE violations; Mexico ranks tenth in foreign direct investment despite economic concerns.

Mexico will sue the US over ICE actions following the deaths of Mexican citizens in custody.

The White House claims friendship with Mexico while enabling illegal arms trafficking, violating sovereignty, and causing seventeen Mexican deaths under ICE custody, prompting Mexico's government to pursue legal action against U.S. officials.

Mexico seeks US criminal complaints over ICE-related deaths of its citizens.

President Claudia Sheinbaum rejects reestablishing diplomatic ties with Ecuador without a formal apology.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met Swiss leader Guy Parmelin and 16 business executives Wednesday to review and modernize bilateral trade relations, exploring Swiss investments and potential ventures in Mexico with the world's 21st largest economy.

Mexican Chancellor Roberto Velasco promotes diversity and LGBT+ rights in a video message.

Mexico sends health personnel, rescuers, and medical supplies to Venezuela.

Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco meets US Secretary of State Marco Rubio Wednesday to address migration, trade disputes, security cooperation, and corruption allegations amid rising bilateral tensions under Presidents Sheinbaum and Trump.

Raúl Bolaños is set to preside over the board of directors in San Lázaro.

A youth soccer team from Tijuana is stranded in Colombia after an earthquake and seeks help to return home.

Mexico and Brazil pursue an oil cooperation agreement through state companies Pemex and Petrobras, potentially succeeding despite upcoming Brazilian elections and Trump administration concerns over progressive governments in Latin America's two largest economies.

Brazil's President Lula and Mexican Foreign Minister Velasco reaffirmed bilateral cooperation through the Binational Commission, establishing energy partnerships between Petrobras and Pemex, educational exchanges, and joint support for Michelle Bachelet's UN candidacy.

US Ambassador Johnson highlighted concrete results from Mexico-US collaboration under Presidents Trump and Sheinbaum, citing a 35 percent reduction in American overdose deaths, over 50,000 seized firearms, historic Mexican drug seizures, and the dismantling of thousands of laboratories.

El Mayo Zambada hid assets through intermediaries despite attributed billions, facing a fifteen billion dollar sanction from Judge Brian Cogan, while Mexico pursues ICE investigations protecting migrant remittances worth one trillion pesos annually.

President Claudia Sheinbaum attended the 2026 World Cup final and awarded the Golden Ball to Rodri.

Mexico files 17 criminal complaints in the US over the deaths of its citizens.

Mexico notifies the US and will file a complaint against ICE today.

Mexico will take legal action against the US for 17 migrant deaths.

Mexico will file complaints in the US over ICE-related deaths of Mexican nationals.

Mexico will request criminal charges over 17 deaths of Mexicans in ICE custody or during operations under the Trump administration.

Mexico's government suggests the US may have made a deal with cartels to capture El Mayo Zambada.

Mexico's officials congratulate the United States on its 250th independence anniversary.

Sheinbaum requested forgiveness from the Spanish king for the Conquest, citing national identity and anti-discrimination.