Julio Hernández López: Shipyard
▲ At the Navy collection center, in the south of the capital, a woman delivers food to those affected by rain in several states.Photo Cristina Rodríguez d The senior officials of the
They deliver 1.6 million essential items in Oaxaca and Guerrero
A través del Tianguis del Bienestar, habitantes de 21 municipios de Oaxaca y Guerrero recibieron 1,659,782 artículos nuevos de primera necesidad, de manera gratuita, informó la Secretaría de Gobernación (Segob). Durante la
SAT workers begin protest "drooping arms"
President Claudia Sheinbaum said this Tuesday that the issue is already being addressed by the head of the SAT and the Secretary of Labor, Antonio Martínez Dagnino and Marath Baruch Bolaños, respectively,
A local radio station alleviates uncertainty amid the rain disaster in Mexico
After the devastation caused by intense rains in Mexico since Thursday, a local radio station tries to alleviate the uncertainty of residents from the affected mountains of the state of Hidalgo (center).
Sheinbaum will not attend the Summit of the Americas, which excluded Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba
Sheinbaum will not attend the Summit of the Americas, which excluded Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba Emir Olivares and Alonso Urrutia La Jornada NewspaperTuesday, October 14, 2025, p. 8 President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo
Sheinbaum government accelerates arrest of criminals; they go from 43 to 95 per day
Do arrests reduce violence? One of the reasons for the increase in arrests of alleged criminals is that President Sheinbaum’s government changed its security strategy: it went from López Obrador’s “hugs, not
Mexico and Brazil support better performance expected for Latin America in 2025: IMF
Washington, D.C. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) revised upwards its growth forecast for the economies of Latin America and the Caribbean to leave it at 2.4% for 2025. The expected growth rate
Between screams, protection reform advances in San Lázaro commissions
▲ The opinion of the commissions of the Chamber of Deputies eliminates the controversial transitional article of the Senate that gave retroactivity to the law. It went to the plenary session, where
Forums on reform of the Amparo Law conclude; Brunette prepares approval
The legislator justified the changes and left it to history and academia to assess whether they are correct or not, for example the new figure of “public interest.” All this, he said,
Log of destruction
The most recent book by Héctor Aguilar Camín (HAC), The Germinal Dictatorship, is, as the author himself calls it, a “diary of the destruction of Mexican democracy.” It is made up of