Who is Marcelo Ebrard, future Secretary of Economy of Mexico

Marcelo Ebrard, the future Secretary of Economy, was born on October 10, 1959, in Mexico City. He holds a degree in International Relations from El Colegio de México and specialized in public administration at the École Nationale d’Administration in Paris. Ebrard began his public service career in 1985, participating in the Housing Renewal Program after […]

Mexico Sees Surge in American Migrants

American Migration to Mexico Doubles Recent data from the Mexican government reveals a significant rise in American migration to Mexico.  From January to April 2023 and 2024, the number of Americans relocating to Mexico doubled from 310 to 625. The majority of these migrants are male, with 407 men and 218 women moving this year.  […]

Preventive Detention in Mexico

The elimination of automatic preventive detention represents the risk of releasing 68,000 people. Automatic preventive detention, as contemplated in Article 19 of our Constitution, is a topic of great relevance in the current debate on justice in Mexico, due to its implications for the significant number of organized crime members (around 68,000) associated with this […]

Mexico spoke

Risking the loss of what has been gained is not acceptable, which is why the support for Claudia Sheinbaum was total and unconditional. There’s no turning back; she will govern without counterweights. The majority of Mexicans are not interested in democracy; they prefer populism and handouts, and the message was very clear. AMLO’s gamble had […]

Claudia Sheinbaum Will Face Two Major Challenges in Her Government, Warns Ricardo Raphael

As the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum’s main challenge will be practicing conciliatory politics with the opposition to achieve consensus that helps her tackle significant threats at the beginning of her term, according to political analyst Ricardo Raphael. To achieve this approach, the country’s first female president will need to do something that the current […]

Foreigner Criticizes Gentrification in Mexico City

On social media, the alleged gentrification that Mexico City is undergoing by foreigners has been exposed, causing some locals and internet users to express their discontent with the presence of Americans on the main streets of the country’s capital. After a video went viral showing a woman, identified as Breanna Claye, who lashed out against […]

Will 2024 Be the Year with the Most Environmental Contingencies? Mexico City Metropolitan Area Breaks Historical Record with 12

With 12 environmental contingencies announced by the Environmental Commission of the Megalopolis (CAMe) so far this year, 2024 has already reached the record for the highest number of alerts issued due to high pollution levels in the Mexico City Metropolitan Area. This figure matches the record for environmental contingencies set in 1993, 31 years ago, […]

Expectations Among Migrants Regarding the Election of a New Female President in Mexico: “May She Help Us”

In Mexico City, where hundreds of migrants spend their days on the streets, the imminent election of a new female president leaves them feeling uncertain yet hopeful. Without knowing the names, proposals, or affiliations of the candidates, they simply hope that “the politician who comes will assist us migrants.” Yuleima Saldeño, a Venezuelan migrant, prepares […]