Morena Sets Sights Against Autonomous Institutions
The constitutional reforms proposes the government absorption or outright elimination of several of Mexico’s autonomous organizations
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Sheinbaum 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
Read moreSCJN Closes Judicial Reform Debate in Morena’s Favor
Minister Alberto Pérez Dayán’s opinion that the highest court does not have the power to weigh in on constitutional reforms prevented the SCJN from reaching the required eight votes for annulment
Read moreTrump Threatens to Implement High Tariffs on Mexico Upon Election
Trump’s proposed tariffs on Mexico would purportedly begin at 25 percent, before sliding up to 100 percent based on Mexico’s willingness to cooperate with his desires
Read moreMexico’s Día de Muertos, An Uncanny Celebration of Life
If the reaffirmation of life through the celebration and mocking of death, flamboyantly dressed skeletons on parade and all-night, drunken revelries on the graves of the dearly beloved intrigues you, then you are in store for an exciting quintessential Mexican holiday.
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Read moreMexico City Approves Reinstating Permanent Driver’s Licenses
The opportunity to acquire a permanent license will only be available for one year, from November 2024 to December 2025, and applicants will have to pay 1,500 pesos to receive the document
Read moreKilling a Free Press, Mexican Journalist Shot Dead in Uruapan
On Tuesday, Oct. 29, Mauricio Solís Cruz, publisher of media Minuto x Minuto Michoacán, and host of Uruapan local radio program La Jirbilla Night Show, was shot dead by as-of-yet unidentified armed assailants.
Read moreMorena Parliament Leaders Push Back Against SCJN Retirements
Meanwhile, opposition party members argued that Morena-allied retired SCJN ministers who hold positions in the current government still benefit from their retirement pensions
Read moreMexico’s Best Pan de Muerto
Traditional Pan de Muerto is a light brioche-like bread, sweet, but not too sweet, and very eggy. It’s nearly always flavored with anise seed, sometimes with lemon or orange zest, or even orange blossom water, and, occasionally, a little cinnamon or vanilla.
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