Mexican President Sheinbaum celebrates delay in Trump administration tariffs
Trump agreed on March 6 to postpone the tariffs once again. Even more significantly, Sheinbaum said she secured an agreement ensuring that any future levies on Mexico’s U.S. bound exports would be included in a broader reciprocal agreement to take effect in April
Trump’s Crackdown on Mexican Cartels Finds a Partner in President Sheinbaum
MEXICO CITY — President Sheinbaum led a mass gathering of jubilation on Sunday, days after the United States postponed for a second month 25 percent tariffs on Mexican imports, citing progress on drug smuggling and illegal immigration. Crowds waved Mexican flags as Ms. Sheinbaum praised the decision, saying, “Dialogue and respect have prevailed.”
President Sheinbaum rebuffed ambassador nominee Ronald Johnson's statement that the U.S. military could take unilateral action in Mexico.
The president of Mexico has announced that the Attorney General's office will disclose its findings regarding the recently discovered cartel extermination center.
Authorities are trying to figure out how many were killed at a Jalisco ranch that apparently was used as a cartel training camp. Some call it the ‘Mexican Auschwitz.’ ...
A cause for celebration, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has avoided U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs so far, but ...
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