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Sheinbaum at the Zócalo: ‘Mexicans do not want interference, interventionism or violation of our territoriality’ (opens the original)
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Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, addressed a massive crowd this Sunday at the emblematic Zócalo square in Mexico City, just a few days before the start of her third year in office. On the eve of the 2027 midterm elections, the president delivered a speech steeped in historical references to Mexico’s struggles for independence and sovereignty, and an allusion to growing pressures from the United States under the guise of fighting “narcoterrorism.” “Mexicans do not want interference, interve
Security czar Omar García Harfuch helms Mexico’s 180-degree turn with the DEA (opens the original)
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Few institutions embody with such clarity the spirit of the nation they represent, its ideals and interests, as the DEA, the United States’ anti-narcotics agency. One could argue that the transnational nature of organized crime justifies the agency’s presence in other countries in the Americas, but the line between duty and the familiar U.S. expansionist logic—well known to Latin Americans—is blurred, sometimes faint, sometimes explicit. In Mexico’s case, a partner and immediate neighbor of the
Marina del Pilar Ávila: ‘They set a psychological ambush for me. They even talked about an extradition to the US’ (opens the original)
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The efforts made by Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila to recover her U.S. visa have become a problem for the government of Claudia Sheinbaum and Mexico’s ruling party, Morena. Audio recordings were released in which Ávila, 40, is heard speaking with an intermediary in the United States, allegedly from the FBI, offering information to Washington; the leak has dealt a blow to Sheinbaum’s narrative of defending national sovereignty against U.S. interference. The governor, however, cla
United States identifies the inner circle of R3, the new leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (opens the original)
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The succession at the helm of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) following the death of Nemesio Oseguera, alias “El Mencho,” appears settled. Leadership of the organization has fallen to Juan Carlos Valencia González, known as “R3,” one of the kingpin’s stepsons. That became clear after sanctions announced Thursday by the U.S. Treasury Department, in coordination with Mexico’s Finance Ministry, against 55 individuals and entities linked to the powerful criminal organization. Washington has
Killed for being a journalist: Another attack on press freedom in Mexico (opens the original)
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The image conveys a profound sense of helplessness. Mexican journalist Francisco Alejandro Leyva Aguilar was eating on the street, at a quesadilla and taco stall set up on the pavement, when gunmen on a motorcycle shot him dead. His body remained in the chair, slumped forward, with his head resting on the table. He was wearing sweatpants, a T-shirt and trainers, the kind of clothes people wear at home, nothing formal, the sort of outfit one throws on to run a quick errand and return moments late
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