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Mexico held its first nationwide election for judges through popular vote on June 1, yet only 13% of eligible voters participated. The process has faced criticism over concerns of politicization …
Mexico’s Historic Election of Judges Sees Low Voter Turnout Read More
President Claudia Sheinbaum’s May 19 mañanera covered the reception of new ambassadors, including Ronald Johnson, and the upcoming judicial elections on June 1. She emphasized collaborative relations with the U.S. …
Sheinbaum Recaps New Ambassadors and Judicial Elections Countdown Read More
Uruguay honors former president Jose “Pepe” Mujica, who died at 89 after battling cancer. Known as the “world’s poorest president,” he was famed for his humility, charitable actions, and progressive …
Uruguay Mourns the Passing of Former President Jose “Pepe” Mujica Read More
President Claudia Sheinbaum, at a Wednesday press conference celebrating Children’s Day, discussed economic growth and trade diversification. She emphasized Mexico’s improved trade position due to changes in U.S. tariffs and …
Sheinbaum Marks Children’s Day with Economic Insights and Nostalgia Read More
Mexico has agreed to send water to the U.S. to resolve treaty shortfalls after Trump threatened tariffs. This decision follows accusations that Mexico was failing to meet obligations under a …
Mexico Agrees to Provide Water to U.S. Following Diplomatic Pressures Read More
President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed rumors of hired Mexican assassins targeting Ecuador’s president and discussed trade tensions with the U.S. regarding tariffs on steel and tomatoes. She emphasized the need for …
Sheinbaum Addresses Assassination Claims and U.S. Trade Tensions in Mañanera Read More
President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed allegations of Mexican criminals targeting Ecuador’s President, denied official involvement, and discussed ongoing U.S. relations, including trade disputes about tariffs on steel, aluminum, and tomatoes. She …
President Sheinbaum Addresses Mexico-Ecuador Tensions and U.S. Trade Issues Read More
The Mexican government is assessing the impact of U.S. reciprocal tariffs amid food sovereignty plans. President Claudia Sheinbaum suggests potential benefits for Mexico due to trade dynamics. Agriculture Minister Julio …
Mexico’s Economic Strategy: Tariffs, Food Sovereignty, and International Engagement Read More
On April 2, President Trump unveiled reciprocal tariffs that predominantly excluded Canada and Mexico. These nations remain subject to existing tariffs while benefiting from exemptions under the USMCA. Both countries …
Canada and Mexico Escape Trump’s April 2 Tariffs Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions Read More
Canada and Mexico were exempt from President Trump’s April 2 reciprocal tariffs, originating from existing tariffs on imports, including a 25% duty on fentanyl. Despite this exclusion, they continue to …
Canada and Mexico Exempt from Trump’s April 2 Reciprocal Tariffs Read More