Mexico at a glance.
Business
Mexico's agricultural sector has shown resilience, with grain and oilseed production surpassing previous records despite drought and global challenges. Favorable weather, increased yields, and government support have contributed to this success.
Politics
Mexican Chamber of Deputies approves constitutional reform on strategic areas and companies, amending energy transition policies. Key changes include removing state's sole responsibility for energy transition.
Politics
The Chamber of Deputies in Mexico approved a reform to strengthen state control over energy sectors. The legislation reclassifies state-owned companies, grants the state exclusive control over strategic sectors and prioritizes the energy transition.
Sports
Mexico is sending a strong team of 19 surfers to compete in the Pan American Surfing Games in Peru. The games will feature various disciplines, including shortboard, longboard, SUP, and bodyboard.
Crime
Federal forces traveled to Sinaloa to address cartel violence. The meeting with Governor Rocha Moya resulted in plans to increase the National Guard's presence. Authorities aim to reduce violence and restore peace in the region, which has been plagued by conflict.
Claudia Sheinbaum
President Sheinbaum pushes judicial reform for elected judges, energy overhaul passes Chamber of Deputies, and infrastructure program to fix roads announced. Administration also focuses on standardizing femicide classification and condemns harassment of female legislator.
Politics
Mexico's Chamber of Deputies unanimously approved a measure to allow the state to resume control over railroad infrastructure for passenger transport. The decision aims to revitalize passenger rail services, improve efficiency, and reduce costs for commuters.
Politics
Mexico seeks to reclaim control of its energy and railway sectors. President Sheinbaum proposes constitutional reforms to strengthen state-owned companies like CFE and Pemex, while reducing private sector influence.
Crime
Mexican authorities arrested Salvador "N", a key figure in the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG), in Atenguillo, Jalisco. He was a trusted man of El Mencho, the cartel's leader.
Business
Mexico's government has launched a comprehensive plan to revitalize its citrus industry. The plan includes efforts to combat pests and diseases, improve production practices, and provide support to producers.
Crime
Federico, known as "El Toro," a leader of the Jalisco Nueva Generación cartel, was arrested in Mexico for stealing 20,000 liters of gasoline. He is also accused of kidnapping, extortion, and murder. The arrest was conducted without violence.
Politics
A photo links Sinaloa governor's sons to AMLO's sons' friend, sparking controversy. The governor's sons face scrutiny for sudden wealth and alleged cartel ties. AMLO's sons are implicated in corruption scandals involving government contracts and the Mayan Train project.
Politics
President Sheinbaum addresses Sinaloa Cartel violence with a new strategy focusing on intelligence, investigation, and addressing root causes. Rejecting past "war on drugs" approaches, she emphasizes arrests and prevention over confrontation.
Crime
In Olinalá, Mexico, two alleged criminals were lynched by a mob after being accused of shooting and kidnapping. The incident was captured on video and shared widely on social media, sparking outrage and condemnation.
Politics
President Sheinbaum addresses hurricane recovery in Acapulco, energy reform strengthening state control, ambitious railroad expansion plans, and support for Colombia's President Petro.
Newsletter
The Mexicanist newsletter covers a variety of topics, from politics and social issues to culture and lifestyle. Highlights include the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, the inauguration of Mexico's first female president, Claudia Sheinbaum, and the ongoing debate about foreign direct investment.