Mexico EU Trade Deal
One story, 2 countries, 2 papers
Mexico and the European Union have expanded their trade agreement to reduce mutual tariffs and decrease reliance on the United States. The modernized global and interim trade agreements aim to enhance Mexico's global standing and do not conflict with existing trade pacts.
Who Wants to Meet Mexico’s Most Reviled Man? De Mauleón and Loret de Mola Discuss López Beltrán Gathering
The question posed by Carlos Loret de Mola was blunt: “Who wants to meet the most reviled man in Mexico?” He was discussing the reported gathering of Andrés Manuel and Gonzalo López Beltrán with Morena lawmaker Daniel Asaf and two businessmen at Magazzino, a restaurant in Mexico City’s Condesa neighborhood. Héctor de Mauleón and Loret de Mola examined the meeting on the program Con los de Casa, al…
Mexico’s foreign minister to visit China amid trade tensions
Mexico’s Foreign Affairs Secretary Roberto Velasco will travel to China on Sept. 7 for his first visit there since taking office in April. He is scheduled to meet Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and …
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Petro warns Mexico and Brazil that “algorithms” could alter their elections
Gustavo Petro used his first trip abroad as a former president to warn that “algorithms” and what he called “techno-fascism” could influence elections in Mexico and Brazil. Speaking at the National Au…
Petro touts meeting with Sheinbaum, shares photo outside Mexico’s National Palace
Gustavo Petro presented a photograph outside Mexico’s National Palace as evidence of a meeting he said he had just held with President Claudia Sheinbaum. “ I have just come out of speaking with the pr…
Mexico’s Senate confirms Cristina Planter as deputy foreign secretary for North America
Mexico’s Senate unanimously confirmed Cristina Planter Riebeling as deputy secretary for North America at the Foreign Ministry. She took the oath of office immediately before the full chamber. Planter…
“Chronicle of a failed reform”: Retired justice Javier Laynez says Mexico’s new Supreme Court is yielding to political power
Javier Laynez Potisek describes Mexico’s new Supreme Court as “the chronicle of a failed reform” one year after the first court elected at the ballot box began operating. In an interview with Ciro Góm…
Mexican publishers propose five-point book policy plan to Claudia Sheinbaum
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Sheinbaum to ask UNAM where applicants come from as Mexico weighs universities in high-demand areas
Claudia Sheinbaum wants to know where young people seeking admission to Mexico’s National Autonomous University are coming from, but without receiving their names or personal information. Her governme…
