Sheinbaum Sends Letter to Trump on Tariffs
The Mexican president said if Trump followw through on his promise to implement 25 percent tariffs on Mexican goods, Mexico may place its own tariffs on the United States in return
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Deputies Proceed with Government Absorption of Autonomous Bodies
However, opposition deputies claimed that eliminating autonomous institutions may hinder government transparency and could set Mexico back from decades of forward progress
Read moreCSP Touts Success of Sedena and Semar Public Works
Sheinbaum said the works have brought peace and potential economic prosperity to Mexico, while highlighting upcoming public work under her administration, such as the construction of passenger trains and highways
Read moreMoody’s Lowers Mexico’s Economic Growth Forecast
The big three credit rating agency also pointed to the potential impacts of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s trade policies on Mexico’s economy
Read moreSheinbaum Proposes ‘Sow Peace’ Initiative at G20
The Mexican federal executive specifically proposed allocating 1 percent of global military spending toward international reforestation projects
Read moreCSP, SRE Responds to Salazar’s Criticisms
For her part, Sheinbaum characterized Salazar’s words as having a “disparity” from his previous commentary
Read moreEbrard Warns of Retaliation to Trump’s Proposed Tariffs
The Mexican Secretary of the Economy cautioned that Mexican tariffs on U.S. goods could contribute to inflation in the United States
Read moreSenate Committee Greenlights SSPC Strengthening Reform
The reforms will allow the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection greater intelligence coordination with other elements of Mexico’s National Security System
Read moreMorena Sets Sights Against Autonomous Institutions
The constitutional reforms proposes the government absorption or outright elimination of several of Mexico’s autonomous organizations
Read moreSheinbaum Reassures Mexico After Trump’s Presidential Election
The Mexican federal executive went on to address Trump’s concerns about immigration and drug trafficking at the U.S.-Mexico border and reassure markets about Mexico’s economic strength
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