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How Women Leaders Are Redefining Global Statecraft
Women in politics face persistent challenges, from stereotypes to safety concerns. Despite obstacles, female leaders like Merkel, Gandhi, and Ardern have made significant impacts globally.
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Sheinbaum's Government Faces Judicial Reform Hurdles
President Sheinbaum's new administration tackles missing persons, judicial reform, and security. Amid controversy over Supreme Court powers and justices' retirements, the government reports progress in crime-fighting.
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Federal Government Intervenes in Controversial Querétaro Abortion Case
President Sheinbaum's morning conference highlights progress in social programs, with nearly 800,000 women registered for a new pension. Judicial reforms advance, including plans for an evaluation committee.
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How Mexico's Presidential Sash Finally Got Its First Lady
In a historic first, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo becomes Mexico's first female president to wear the iconic Presidential Sash, breaking a 200-year male tradition since Guadalupe Victoria. The ceremonial handover on October 1st marks a symbolic shift in power, complete with strict protocols.
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The Zombie of Latin American Regionalism: Why It Won't Die
Latin American regionalism is in crisis. Despite efforts to create unified markets through organizations like Mercosur and the Pacific Alliance, progress has been hindered by internal conflicts, external factors like the pandemic, and a lack of political will.
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After 503 Years, Mexico Welcomes Its First Woman President
In a historic moment, Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum was sworn in as Mexico's first female president, marking a transformative shift after 503 years. She pledged to maintain welfare programs, expand infrastructure, and presented 100 government commitments while honoring women's struggle for equality.
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How Ifigenia Martínez Witnessed Her Life's Work Come Full Circle
Ifigenia Martínez (d. Oct 5, 2024), a pioneering Mexican economist and politician, left an enduring legacy spanning academia, politics, and public service. Her final act was presenting the Presidential Sash to Mexico's first female president.
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Former Campaign Chief Vanishes After Union Dispute in Tourist Hotspot Cancún
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Sheinbaum Advances Equality Agenda, Tackles Housing Deficit in Baja California Sur
President Sheinbaum celebrates constitutional reform for women's equality, launches housing program in Baja California Sur, meets Malala Yousafzai, and addresses Sinaloa violence.
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Historic Housing Legislation Approved in Mexico
The Chamber of Deputies in Mexico approved a constitutional reform mandating companies to provide workers with adequate housing via contributions to the National Housing Fund.
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Mexico's Chamber of Deputies Approves Sweeping Welfare and Agricultural Reforms
The Mexican Chamber of Deputies has approved reforms to expand welfare benefits for individuals with disabilities, lower the retirement age, and provide greater support to rural communities.
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Mexican President Pushes for No Re-election and Price Stability in Major Announcements
In her press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated the continuation of Judicial Branch elections and announced plans to eliminate re-election and nepotism in politics.
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Education, QR Codes, and International Aid in Mexico
In Claudia Sheinbaum's People's Morning Conference, Mexico announced plans to create 300,000 new higher education places. Rosario Castellanos University will expand nationally. A QR code issue halted judicial reform notifications.
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Claudia Sheinbaum's Plan to Rescue State Worker Stores
Mexico's new government unveils ambitious plans: slashing tortilla prices by 10%, reviving ISSSTE stores, pursuing food sovereignty, and addressing rural development. Amidst these initiatives, they also tackle a priest's murder in Chiapas.
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Claudia Sheinbaum's Standoff with Strikes and Snacks
Sheinbaum takes on judicial reform, strikes, and ultra-processed foods in a fiery People's Morning Conference. With wit and sass, she navigates controversies, guarantees justice for Marcelo Pérez, and supports healthy school initiatives.
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Mexico Reverses Energy Privatization, Returns to State Control
Mexico's Senate approves controversial energy reform, returning oil and electricity control to the state. The reform, supported by the ruling Morena party, aims to reverse privatization and ensure energy sovereignty.