Well, the thing is, the issue has started to get out, and they’ve announced that the project for the first fully Mexican-made car, the “4T” (a reference to a specific Mexican political party), has drastically increased its price.They promised it would cost ninety thousand pesos, and now it turns out it’s going to cost at […]
Medical Decision Authority in Mexico: What Foreigners Should Understand
Before advance directive laws existed in Mexico, medical decisions were often made in real time—based on physician judgment and input from those present.Over time, legal frameworks such as Voluntad Anticipada were introduced to give individuals more control over their medical decisions, particularly in cases of terminal or irreversible illness.Mexico City was the first entity to […]
We uncovered multi-million dollar businesses at ASIPONA Dos Bocas; now, fuel theft and internal fuel theft.
We uncovered multi-million dollar businesses at ASIPONA Dos Bocas; now, fuel theft and internal fuel theft. ***In this installment, we will reveal the names of those involved with the companies DUXON, Pegsa, and Sepiver, as well as the complicity of Director Hugo Daniel Torres May and his associates. Following the publication titled: “Omar Anitúa Valdovinos […]
Rocha Moya’s extradition: there is evidence, but under the standard of ‘probable cause’
So, Noroña and Sheinbaum say that the extradition request for Rocha Moya doesn’t include evidence of his guilt… Either they’re ignorant of international law, or they’re playing dumb. When the U.S. Department of Justice (or a federal prosecutor) requests the extradition of a person—including a Mexican politician—they must present evidence, but under a specific standard […]
Morena proposes dismissing officials who conduct operations in Mexico with foreign agents
Following the controversy surrounding the alleged involvement of U.S. agents in security operations in Chihuahua, the Morena party is proposing an initiative to amend the National Security Law to remove officials who allow this type of interference. According to an initiative published in the Parliamentary Gazette of the Chamber of Deputies this Wednesday, April 29, […]
Agrarian conflict persists between communities in Oaxaca and Chiapas due to a ruling by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN).
The communities located in the Chimalapas region, which comprise the Northwest Regional Council of the municipality of Cintalapa, stated that they are “engaged in a desperate battle for their territorial and agrarian rights, housing, health, and education,” among others. On the occasion of the 62nd anniversary of the legal existence of the General Rafael Calymayor […]
Sinaloa, Nayarit and Hidalgo, the state economies with the greatest dynamism in 2025
During the fourth quarter of 2025, and with seasonally adjusted figures, the states that registered the highest quarterly growth in economic activity were Nayarit, with 5.7%; Oaxaca and Hidalgo, with 4.8%; Sinaloa, with 4.2%; and Tabasco, with 3.8%. On an annual basis, Sinaloa, Hidalgo, Nayarit, Mexico City, and Tabasco reported the most significant advances in […]
Leftist leader in Veracruz and father of Cuitláhuac García criticizes Rocío Nahle’s administration; warns of unrest within Morena
The leader of the Veracruz left, Atanasio García Durán, father of former Morena governor Cuitláhuac García Jiménez, launched harsh criticism against the administration of Rocío Nahle García (Morena). Without mentioning the Morena governor by name, the former federal and state representative, as well as founder of the PRD and Morena parties in Veracruz, denounced the […]
How much does Mexico depend on Texas gas, and how is Sheinbaum seeking “independence” through controversial fracking?
At least 75% of Mexico’s daily gas consumption comes from its northern neighbor, mostly from the border state of Texas. And almost half of the imported gas is used to generate electricity. If, for any reason—political, economic, or even natural (as happened with a severe storm in 2021)—the cross-border gas pipeline were to shut down, […]
“Those on the outside and those on the inside: an anatomy of betrayal in Mexico”
Foreign interventions in Mexico, or actions to achieve them, date back to the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century, when the fall of Tenochtitlan resulted from an alliance between pre-Hispanic peoples and the invaders. On August 13, 1521, the Spanish, accompanied by their Totonac, Texcocan, and Tlaxcalan allies, among others, captured Cuauhtémoc, the […]