Mexico News Daily

01/12/2025

The federal government’s Plan Michoacán is already showing impressive results: homicides in the state have dropped nearly 50% in November compared to previous months. Over 10,500 federal troops are now deployed, along with helicopters, drones, and military vehicles. Since the plan began, authorities have arrested 135 suspects, including a cartel leader linked to the assassination of Uruapan’s mayor.
The crackdown also seized weapons, drugs, and explosive devices. Michoacán is on a path toward peace with strong commitment and action.

How do you think this plan will change daily life there? 🇲🇽⚖️

On Sunday, National Defense Minister Ricardo Trevilla Trejo reported that there were 58 homicides in Michoacán between Nov. 1 and Nov. 28, representing a decline of almost 50% compared to the number of murders in each of September and October.

28/11/2025

President Claudia Sheinbaum is considering attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw in Washington D.C. on December 5, where she may meet U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time in person. Discussions could focus on trade and security, as Mexico seeks better terms amid ongoing tariffs. Sheinbaum emphasized coordination with U.S. officials while maintaining respect for diplomatic timing.

Will this meeting mark a new chapter in U.S.-Mexico relations? ⚽🇲🇽🇺🇸

Sheinbaum could meet Trump at next week's World Cup draw in Washington, she revealed at her Thursday presser, where she also discussed Attorney General Gertz's rumored resignation.

27/11/2025

During Wednesday’s mañanera, President Claudia Sheinbaum responded to farmers' demands for higher corn prices by explaining limits on government resources. The press conference took place as truckers and farmers continued protesting and blocking highways in multiple states. Sheinbaum emphasized ongoing dialogue with all sectors and a commitment to addressing security and economic challenges. What solutions do you think could help ease these tensions? 🌽🚜

Read the details at Today's MND

The president spoke about a reform to the national water law as well as farmers' demand for a higher guaranteed purchase price for corn, Mexico's most important staple.

27/11/2025

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Honduran President Xiomara Castro met in Mexico City to renew their commitment to social programs aimed at reducing migration by providing work and training opportunities in Honduras.

Both leaders emphasized cooperation as key to addressing the root causes of migration and promoting well-being at home. 🌱🤝

Read more details below.

The presidents of Mexico and Honduras renewed their commitment to Sowing Life and Youths Building the Future, workforce initiatives that have benefited more than 20,000 people at risk of poverty.

26/11/2025

"In a world where everyone is a photographer, it’s easy to forget that a century ago holding a camera was a rare privilege 📸.
Lola and Manuel Álvarez Bravo didn’t just take pictures—they turned photography into the heart of Mexico’s cultural identity, as powerful as painting, poetry, or music.
Want to dive deeper into the stories behind these iconic images and Mexico’s post-revolution cultural shift?

Watch the full video on the MMD YouTube channel and read the article on the MMD site.

25/11/2025

Starting November 25, Mexico began a powerful 16-day campaign to raise awareness and fight gender-based violence. Activities include marches, educational courses, film screenings, and community outreach aimed at protecting women’s rights and promoting equality.
With 70% of Mexican women affected by violence and nearly half reporting sexual abuse, these efforts seek to transform culture and involve everyone—especially men—in ending violence. How can we all contribute to a safer future? ✊♀️

Read details at Today's MND.

On Nov. 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the Sheinbaum administration launched “16 Days of Activism Against Violence Toward Women.”

21/11/2025

Did you know just 1 out of every 20 workers in Mexico rides a bike to work, while a third still opt for the private car? 🚲🚗 As cities like CDMX add bike lanes and promote greener commutes, the challenge to reduce traffic and pollution is bigger than ever. Want to know what else shapes daily life in Mexico—like where most bookstores are or which baby names are trending? 🍼

Explore more facts in our “99 Facts You Need to Know About Mexico” series!

In honor of World Statistics Day on Oct. 20, Mexico's national statistics agency INEGI published a small book presenting the 99 facts you need to know about Mexico. Here are 61-80!

21/11/2025

President Claudia Sheinbaum used her Revolution Day speech to deliver a sharp warning to those she accused of promoting “violence and hate,” just days after major protests swept across Mexico. 🇲🇽🔥

Her remarks have sparked debate nationwide: Was this a necessary call for order, or a political response to growing opposition?

What do you think — did her message strike the right tone?

Read the full story at Today's MND.

Sheinbaum criticized protesters like those of the recent "Gen Z" marches who commit violence, in a speech given on Revolution Day.

20/11/2025

Did you know Santiago and Sofía top Mexico’s baby name lists in 2024? But that’s just the start: only 3 out of 10 households are headed by a woman, and internet access has surged to nearly 74%. Dive into these and many other fascinating data points about Mexico’s culture, society, and daily life in our “99 Facts” series at Mexico News Daily!

In honor of World Statistics Day on Oct. 20, Mexico's national statistics agency INEGI published a small book presenting the 99 facts you need to know about Mexico. Here are 41-60!

19/11/2025

Bookstores aren’t evenly spread in Mexico: the capital boasts hundreds, but in states like Campeche, you’ll find just a handful. Plus, only about 44% of Mexican households have a computer, and nearly 74% now have internet access. Curious about more surprising highlights?

Explore Mexico’s quirks, facts, and trends in our 99 Facts series!

In honor of World Statistics Day on Oct. 20, Mexico's national statistics agency INEGI published a small book presenting the 99 facts you need to know about Mexico. Here are the 21-40!

19/11/2025

"Meet my favorite Mexican writer: José Emilio Pacheco 📚❤️. His words are simple, raw, and unforgettable—reshaping everything we thought we knew about Mexican literature.
From nostalgia and heartbreak to loving Mexico with honesty, his novels and poems open our eyes to new ways of seeing the world.

Ready to discover a true literary legend?

Read more at mexiconewsdaily.com and watch the full story on the MND channel!

19/11/2025

After protests over insecurity in Mexico City, Trump said he’d support military strikes against cartels in Mexico “to stop drugs.” President Sheinbaum quickly rejected the idea, insisting that U.S. intervention “is not going to happen.” Both leaders agree on fighting drug trafficking, but remain divided on how to work together.

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U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday that he would be willing to launch military strikes against cartel targets in Mexico, just days after Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that the U.S. wouldn't be undertaking any unilateral actions in Mexico.