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1 March 2021

President Joe Biden hosted Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on March 1 for a virtual bilateral meeting to review cooperation on migration and to advance joint efforts to promote development in Southern Mexico and the Northern Triangle of Central America. Building on their positive (…)

Is Mexican President, Enrique Peña Nieto, head of the cartel of Sinaloa?

18 November 2018

On the opening of the trial of “El Chapo” in the United States, his lawyer declared that his client was not the controlling mind of the cartel of Sinoa. The real mastermind was “El Mayo” [photo]. This is something noone in Mexico challenges. El Mayo lives, with his face unmasked, under the (…)

"The world under a microscope"

A G-20 en route to balkanization

by Alfredo Jalife-Rahme

Mexico City (Mexico) | 2 July 2012

The meetings have been coming at high speed for world leaders. After the NATO summit and the G8 in Chicago and just before the Earth Summit in Rio, then the EU summit in Brussels in late June, Alfredo Jalife analyses the G20 meeting that took place in Mexico on 18-19 June. According to him, 2012 (…)

Mexico: more than 5,000 clinical experiments using human subjects

by Mayela Sánchez

Mexico City (Mexico) | 19 February 2012

1983 – 2011: a total of 5,025 clinical tests – studies using human subjects – have been conducted in Mexico. While more than half the studies have been carried out at centres of excellence and public hospitals, the US government too has performed biomedical studies in Mexico using its health (…)

Mexico: Imperialism, Bankers, Drug Wars and Genocide

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 19 May 2011

Much has been written about the Mexican war on drugs and its "house of horrors", of the efforts by the Washington-backed Mexican government to combat the savage struggle among rival drug cartels for control over the lucrative trade. But, as James Petras clearly brings out, no one is seriously (…)

Trilateral process towards North American integration proceeds with little notice

29 December 2010

With little attention from mainstream media, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met with the foreign ministers of Canada and Mexico in a North American Foreign Ministers Meeting in Quebec, Canada.
The December 13 meeting is a prelude to the next North American Summit Leaders meeting in 2011, a (…)

Office of Mexican weekly "Contralínea" burglarized

13 April 2010

During the night of Saturday and Sunday, 10 to 11 April 2010, the seat of the Mexican weekly Contralínea was broken into by unidentified individuals. They ransacked the administrative and editorial offices, taking away the documentation related to several ongoing investigations in addition to (…)

#2 News Story selected by Project Censored in 2009

Security and Prosperity Partnership: Militarized NAFTA

by Constance Fogal, Laura Carlsen, Stephen Lendman

27 March 2010

The second 2009 Censored Project selection unmasks the hard-core militarization agenda behind the secretive Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP) agreement, which has been obscured by the mass media. Its aim is to create a seamless North American Union under U.S. control to (…)

5th Leaders’ Summit on North American Relations Joint Statement

3 June 2009

QUÉBEC CITY, June 3rd 2009
On June 3rd 2009, Canadian provincial premiers and Mexican
and US state governors gathered for the 5th Leaders’ Summit on North American Relations, in
order to exchange views about various measures aimed at boosting North American
competitiveness and enhancing (…)

Destabilizing Mexico

by Richard Skaff

17 March 2009

As reverse migration rocks Mexico, drug and violence have engulfed the entire country, inundating cities along the U.S.-Mexico border. The newest murderous offensive raises concerns about the ability of the Mexican government to protect its citizens and to regain control of the streets. As a (…)

Reiterating Unfulfilled Promises

by Diego Cevallos

Caracas (Venezuela) | 7 April 2006

When Presidents Vicente Fox of Mexico and George W.
Bush of the United States met in 2001, they promised to advance, along with Canada, towards the creation of a North American economiccommunity. But they have not done so. On Friday they reiterated their pledge.

The application here of the Helms-Burton Act against Cuba, in violation of Mexican law, is unacceptable, absolutely reprehensible

Mexico City (Mexico) | 16 February 2006

In an editorial, , La Jornada daily on
Sunday strongly criticized the decision of the Maria Isabel Sheraton magagement to expel 16 Cuban officials who had met with US businessmen in Mexico City.

The Deepening Dimensions of the U.S.-Mexico Border Crisis

by Kent Paterson

Caracas (Venezuela) | 16 February 2006

Long resentful at what they regard as second-class treatment by Washington, Mexicans across the political spectrum are blasting the Bush administration’s border and immigration policies. Stinging criticisms, diplomatic tiffs, street protests, and even calls for boycotts of U.S. businesses have (…)

Globalization

Building a North American Community

by Pierre Hillard

14 December 2005

The true nature of today’s European Union has become evident in the simultaneous construction of a North American community whose aim is to merge with the former. Pierre Hillard analyzes this project as it is described in documents by Mexican, Canadian and American influential authors.

Venezuela and Mexico Withdraw Their Ambassadors

by Simone Baribeau

Caracas (Venezuela) | 17 November 2005

The rift between Mexico and Venezuela over comments exchanged over trade deepened today as both countries called for the immediate return of their respective ambassadors. The moves came after Mexico issued an ultimatum for Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez Frías to apologize for his recent (…)

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