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President Sheinbaum, together with the Minister of Well-being delivered the first Women’s Well-Being Pension cards to recipients aged 63 and 64 Montiel announces delivery dates […]

Sheinbaum also denied a New York Times report which included photographs that, she said, do not correspond to a fentanyl laboratory Sheinbaum Síguenos en nuestro […]

Mexican communities in the United States Minister of Foreign Relations Juan Ramón de la Fuente reported that 38.4 million Mexicans reside in the United States, […]

Highlights of this morning’s presidential press conference include: it was reported that tax revenue at December 23, 2024 had increased 5.0% increase with respect to 2023. President Claudia Sheinbaum attributed the increase to better management of the Tax Administration System (SAT), avoiding privileges and strengthening the institution. In 2025, a 5% increase in tax revenue is expected, without creating new taxes or raising existing ones; in January, Sheinbaum will meet with National Electoral Institute (INE) President Guadalupe Taddei, to discuss its budget and publicly reveal how its funds will be used; the new health and education programs, the Door-to-Door Health-Care program and the Rita Cetina universal scholarship, will begin in February 2025.

Who is who in prices? The head of the Federal Consumer Protection Agency, Iván Escalante Ruiz, presented a comparison of the least and most expensive […]

Highlights of this morning’s presidential press conference include: Claudia Sheinbaum announced that today she will visit Chihuahua to deliver a decree recognizing traditional communal land ownership for the Rarámuri indigenous communities; reports were presented on the current state of the Felipe Ángeles International Airport and its increasingly favorable passenger and financial numbers; the National Institute of Anthropology and History reported that through the program My Homeland is Not for Sale, 14,000 archeological and historical artefacts have been recovered. Italy, the United States, and Peru are actively participating in the repatriation of these cultural assets.

Highlights of this morning’s presidential press conference include: Progress reported in the Production for Well-Being program, with payments to small farmers; Minister of Economy Marcelo Ebrard presented a series of measures to protect the Mexican textile industry. Actions include the seizure of two million contraband items from China; Claudia Sheinbaum presented the results of a survey published by the newspaper El País, in which 76% of those polled approve of her administration, with the figure rising to 79% among women; the President explained that with the Infonavit reform, workers' savings will be protected and the construction of entry-level housing will be promoted. Media distortions about the reform were refuted.