The Road Ahead for the ‘Tres Amigos’
By ANTONIO GARZA, former U.S. ambassador to Mexico
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Ebrard Calls on G-20 to Curb Fentanyl, Arms Trafficking
Speaking at the G-20 ministerial meeting in New Delhi, India, Ebrard told his colleagues that drug and firearms trafficking is doing severe damage to Mexico and other countries
Read moreNuevo León Governor Says State Could Be Next Silicon Valley
This year alone, Nuevo León will bring in more than $12 billion in new investments
Read morePemex Benefits from Gas Subsidy, Tax Returns
Back in March of last year, when the gasoline subsidy was approved, the CIEP already warned that Mexico could lose as much as 554 billion pesos — 2 percent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) — as a result of the policy
Read moreTesla to Open Major Plant in Nuevo León
The Mexico plant, an investment that could be worth up to $10 billion, will be Tesla’s third assembly plant outside of the United States
Read moreHuman Rights Commission to Investigate Army Killings in Tamaulipas
If the soldiers are charged with the deaths of the youths, under Mexican law they must be tried in a civil, not a military, court
Read moreAlito’s Scheme to Stay as Head of PRI Reversed by INE
The PRI brass met in a closed-door conference to approve the changes that would have extended Moreno’s term as head of the party
Read moreAMLO’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS The United States has its Sasquatch, Nepal has its Yeti and Scotland has its Loch Ness Monster, so Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) apparently felt that Mexico, too, was entitled to an urban legend mythical creature. On Saturday, Feb. 25, the Mexican president posted on his social media a blurry image of what he claimed
Read moreAMLO Downplays Protest against New Electoral Law
López Obrador labeled those who joined the demonstration as “pure electoral racoons” who were following the orders of “white collar criminals”
Read moreThousands Show Up at Zócalo to Defend INE
Protesters also left flowers at the entrance of the SCJN, as a symbol of the confidence they have in the justices
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