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Social media is a battleground for all struggles, including class warfare, amid technological advancements.

Moody's downgraded Mexico's credit rating to Baa3, one notch above speculative grade, citing persistent fiscal deficits near 5 percent of GDP, rising government debt toward 55 percent by 2028, and weak state oil company Pemex requiring $35 billion in annual Treasury support.

President Sheinbaum stated that corrupt officials cannot hide under the current administration.

Chase Auto appoints new product and pricing heads, signaling potential market changes.

Decenas de buscadoras demandan a Sheinbaum aceptar ayuda internacional para localizar desaparecidos.

Jorge Taiana warns that eliminating primaries and state financing of campaigns will create a plutocracy.

México's FGR investigates 50 officials and potential CIA involvement in a narcolaboratory operation.

U.S. authorities indicted Mexican Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya in a Trump-backed legal maneuver targeting President Sheinbaum's government, escalating pressure on Mexico's 4T transformation while threatening extradition demands and narcostate accusations against the ruling party.

Mexico's president expects a US-Mexico security incident to be an exception.

Citlalli Hernández left the Secretariat of Women to lead Morena's National Election Commission, reshuffling party roles ahead of 2027.

Sheinbaum warns the government may take action against gas stations selling diesel above 28 pesos with the SAT.

Tortilla prices may rise in Mexico due to deficits and insecurity.

Mexico's 4T administration reversed its predecessor's fracking ban, with Pemex director stating the nation imports 75 percent of consumed gas and faces supply vulnerabilities, proposing environmentally-conscious hydraulic fracturing development under scientific oversight.

Mexico's Supreme Court approves blocking bank accounts without judicial order, sparking concerns about individual rights.

Mexico considers elevating protest levels against the US due to 14 Mexican deaths in ICE custody. NGOs support this move.

Roberto Velasco was proposed as Chancellor by Sheinbaum. He joined SRE in 2018.

Sheinbaum announces defense of migrants. No specific details are provided.

Mexico's April merchandise exports reached 72 billion dollars, with non-petroleum exports to the US growing 34.8 percent annually, demonstrating economic resilience despite political turmoil and diversifying away from oil dependency.

The government launches a plan for fair corn prices to support small and medium producers.

President Sheinbaum proposes a presidential recall referendum in 2027, raising concerns about Mexico's democracy.

Morena seeks to impeach Chihuahua's governor Maru Campos over alleged CIA involvement.

Mexico's public education system faces a critical moment due to poor management and leadership.

Trump threatened military operations against Mexican drug cartels, escalating pressure on President Sheinbaum's government ahead of trade negotiations while framing narcotics as terrorism, leveraging political allies and media to weaken Mexico's current administration.

Mexican union leaders support President Claudia Sheinbaum amid US pressure.

Mexico reports a record job generation in March, with 422,000 more people employed compared to the same period last year.

Mexican politician Carlos Fernández-Vega accuses the National Action Party of treason.

Julio Bárbaro expressed support for Axel Kicillof as the peronismo's 2027 presidential candidate.

The author shares a list of articles about Latin American politics and US relations.

Mexico's government faces limited resources and a large deficit.

Mexico proposes a fracking plan to reduce its reliance on US gas imports under Sheinbaum's initiative.

Gustavo Leal F. analyzes Mexico's 2024-2030 health policy under President Sheinbaum, arguing that while it continues AMLO's social programs with five electorally strategic commitments, the approach remains fundamentally curative rather than preventive, lacking genuine primary care reform.

Juan Ramón de la Fuente resigned due to health issues. He worked with President Sheinbaum since 2024. The president expressed gratitude and announced his future incorporation into the team.

Mexico's government seeks an agreement with US firm Vulcan. The dispute involves limestone exploitation in a protected area. A resolution is pending.

Mexico's Senate approved a plan B electoral project. The plan did not modify the dates for a presidential recall process. Morena considered this a triumph for the Mexican people.

Iran's World Cup team will commute from Mexico after the US refused to host them.

President Sheinbaum proposes reform to postpone the judicial election to 2028.

Canal Red journalists released 37 authenticated audio recordings exposing Honduran politicians, including former president Juan Orlando Hernández, coordinating with international far-right actors to destabilize progressive Latin American governments through disinformation campaigns funded by the United States, Israel, and Argentina's Milei.

Mexico's education ministry reversed its school calendar acceleration plan after pushback from parents and teachers, while Trump proposed annexing Venezuela for its vast oil reserves, and over 10,000 Zacatecas residents protested government repression.

Trump provokes Mexico by reviewing Mexican consulates in the US, possibly closing some.

The US prioritizes extraditions from Mexico, but Mexico sees no urgency in the request.

Rocha and others accused of narcotrafficking have immunity, complicating potential extradition.

Miguel Ángel Velázquez discusses Trump's intentions to control Mexico and the Mexican government's efforts to resist.

Mexican officials investigate alleged CIA collaboration and summon the US ambassador.

Two CIA officers were killed in a Mexico car crash after a drug lab raid, US officials confirmed.

Mexican President Sheinbaum considers reviving fracking operations to reduce energy dependence on US gas imports and strengthen Mexico's domestic energy independence amid broader geopolitical tensions.

Pobladores protest against a recycling plant in Puebla before the president's meeting.

México rejects 270 organizations as authorized donors due to technical reasons, not politics, affecting oligarchs' tax evasion schemes disguised as philanthropy.

President Trump's policies toward Mexico present both risks and opportunities for a vital bilateral relationship, with contradictory trade signals potentially increasing business uncertainty and damaging both U.S. and Mexican economies while undermining regional security cooperation and supply chain resilience.

Mexico's federal government proposed a constitutional reform to the Senate. The reform aims to standardize investigation and prosecution of femicides. A law is expected to be expedited.

Mexico will protest to the IACHR over deaths of nationals in US ICE custody. The protest is in response to the US's tough anti-immigration measures. A formal complaint will be filed.