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Mexico’s President Faces Escalating Pressure Amid Rising U.S. Demands

President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico confronts increasing pressure from the U.S. administration, navigating a series of heightened demands and strategic challenges.

By David Lee • August 30, 2025 3 MIN READ

President Claudia Sheinbaum and her administration express frustration over relentless U.S. demands despite their efforts to comply.

Mexican truck drivers transporting goods to the United States attend a six-week intensive English course this month in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.

Ángel Macías, Ambidextrous Little League Legend of 1957, Passes Away at 80

At just 12 years old, Ángel Macías pitched a perfect game to secure the 1957 Little League World Series title for Monterrey, Mexico, a feat unmatched since. He died recently at age 80.

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Jorge H. Martínez at his manufacturing facility in Monterrey, Mexico, where his company Micro Partes produces a variety of small parts, experiencing increased sales this year.

Mexican Manufacturer Thrives Amid U.S. Tariffs, Seizing New Market Opportunities

A small manufacturing company in Monterrey, Mexico, has overcome intense competition from China by capitalizing on U.S. tariffs, leading to significant growth in local sourcing and sales.

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A shrine in Culiacán, Mexico, dedicated to Jesús Malverde, known as the 'narco-saint,' featuring flowers, candles, photos, and dollar bills symbolizing the Sinaloa Cartel's stronghold.

Inside the Sinaloa Cartel: Unraveling the Internal Conflict

One of the world's most powerful criminal syndicates faces intense pressure from Mexican and U.S. authorities alongside a fierce internal struggle threatening its future.

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The Supreme Court chamber in Mexico City. Following the court’s blocking of some presidential initiatives, reforms now allow voters to elect judges across all levels of the judiciary.

Mexico’s Supreme Court Set to Be Dominated by Ruling Party Following Historic Judicial Elections

In a groundbreaking election driven by the ruling party, Mexican voters chose thousands of judges nationwide, reshaping the country’s judiciary and potentially granting one party near-total control over the Supreme Court.

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A woman distributes informational pamphlets about judicial candidates in Mexico City. This extensive election represents the most significant judicial reform ever undertaken by a major democracy.

Mexico’s Judicial Overhaul Vote Could Cement Morena’s Grip on Power

Mexico is set to hold a landmark vote to appoint nearly 2,700 judges, a move that may strengthen the ruling party Morena’s influence over the judiciary.

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Dora Martínez Valero, a Supreme Court candidate, campaigns while being filmed for social media in Mexico City in May.

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder in Unconventional Campaigns

For the first time, Mexico is electing judges and magistrates nationwide. With strict campaign restrictions, many candidates have resorted to social media platforms—sometimes stirring controversy—to reach voters.

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Dora Martínez Valero, a Supreme Court candidate, campaigns while being recorded for social media in Mexico City in May.

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder Amid Strict Campaign Rules

In Mexico’s first nationwide judicial elections, candidates face tight campaign restrictions, pushing many to rely heavily on creative social media strategies to connect with voters.

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Eduardo Ignacio García Zavala waited three months for paperwork approval and drove to Mexico City to purchase a precision rifle.

Mexico’s Two Authorized Gun Stores Highlight the Country’s Complex Relationship with Firearms

In Mexico, civilians have the right to own firearms, but legal purchases are restricted to two highly regulated military-operated stores, reflecting the government's efforts to control gun possession amid a widespread black market.

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Mexico’s President Faces Escalating Pressure Amid Rising U.S. Demands

Mexican Truck Drivers Enroll in English Courses to Avoid U.S. Penalties

Mexico’s Truckers Rush to Learn English Amid U.S. Language Enforcement

Rising Tensions as U.S. Considers Military Action Against Mexican Drug Cartels

Ángel Macías, Ambidextrous Little League Legend of 1957, Passes Away at 80

Mexican Manufacturer Thrives Amid U.S. Tariffs, Seizing New Market Opportunities

Inside the Sinaloa Cartel: Unraveling the Internal Conflict

Mexico’s Supreme Court Set to Be Dominated by Ruling Party Following Historic Judicial Elections

Mexico’s Judicial Overhaul Vote Could Cement Morena’s Grip on Power

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder in Unconventional Campaigns

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder Amid Strict Campaign Rules

Mexico’s Two Authorized Gun Stores Highlight the Country’s Complex Relationship with Firearms

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Mexico’s President Faces Escalating Pressure Amid Rising U.S. Demands

Mexican Truck Drivers Enroll in English Courses to Avoid U.S. Penalties

Mexico’s Truckers Rush to Learn English Amid U.S. Language Enforcement

Rising Tensions as U.S. Considers Military Action Against Mexican Drug Cartels

Ángel Macías, Ambidextrous Little League Legend of 1957, Passes Away at 80