They detain ‘El Congo’, member of the cartel that killed Carlos Manzo; operated for ‘El Licenciado’
Gerardo ‘N’, known as ‘El Congo’, was arrested in Michoacán for his involvement in the cartel that was responsible for the assassination of Uruapan's mayor, Carlos Manzo.
Claudia Sheinbaum's Approval Rises in February After Operation Against 'El Mencho'
Claudia Sheinbaum's approval rating increased to 72% in February following a successful operation targeting 'El Mencho' in Jalisco.
Payment of the Well-being Pension in March: This is the payment calendar by last names
The Mexican Government begins payments for the Well-being Pension program on March 2, with a specific payment calendar based on beneficiaries' last names.
The Art of ‘Working the Room’
The article discusses the nuances of effective networking at events, emphasizing the importance of intentional relationship-building and specific skills required for success.
Israel denies that Iran attacked Netanyahu's office: 'It's propaganda from the Revolutionary Guard'
The Israeli Prime Minister's office refuted claims that it was attacked by Iran, labeling the assertions as false propaganda from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.
How much does it cost to combat extortion?
The article discusses the economic cost of combating extortion in Mexico and emphasizes its impact on local businesses and employment.
Does Mexico have a strategy for dealing with the Trump government?
The article discusses the implications of U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran and how it affects global oil markets and Mexico's strategy in the context of these developments.
Claudia Sheinbaum's 'Mañanera' Conference Today, March 2, 2026: Follow it Live Here
President Claudia Sheinbaum holds her 'Mañanera' press conference discussing various topics including U.S. and Israel's attacks on Iran.
Real financial inclusion starts at the corner store
In Mexico, true financial inclusion often begins at neighborhood stores, where basic financial services can be accessed by millions who lack traditional banking options.
Fear Doesn’t Ride on a Donkey
The author reflects on participating as a panelist at the WallStreetBets Live event, contrasting generational perspectives in the finance and technology sectors.
Economic Financial Impact of the Conflict in Iran (Some Scenarios)
A recent military attack by the US and Israel on Iran has triggered a geopolitical crisis with immediate and potential global economic repercussions.
PEACE...
The article focuses on various aspects of the Mexican economy as covered by El Financiero.
The 'New Audit' in national and international oversight
The article discusses the role of the Latin American and Caribbean Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions in enhancing governmental accountability and transparency.
The itinerant court: justice or circus spectacle?
The Supreme Court of Mexico held a session in an indigenous community, which raised questions about its true purpose and the image it projected.
Elimination, Calm Before the Storm
Following violent events in Jalisco related to military operations against a criminal organization, a narrative of restored calm has emerged despite suspicions about the death of the criminal leader involved.
How did we get here?
The article discusses the escalating violence in Mexico and the significant penetration of criminal organizations into state institutions, highlighting a recent surge in violence across multiple locations.
The Bears of Lenia
Lenia Batres proposed the local Congress in Chiapas should legislate on indigenous matters before federal law is established, facing unanimous disapproval from her peers during a court session held in front of a local audience.
February 22, 2026: When the State Decides Not to Bend
On February 22, 2026, a significant security operation in Tapalpa, Jalisco, led to the death of CJNG leader Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, marking a crucial moment for the Mexican state.
Payment Networks, Another Red Flag in the T-MEC
The article discusses Mexico's potential compliance issues regarding the financial services chapter of the T-MEC trade agreement with the US.
Airbnb launches deferred payment
Airbnb has introduced a 'Reserve now, pay later' feature in Mexico to enhance financial flexibility for travelers ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Israel-Iran: one of the two must disappear
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran is predicted to dramatically alter the political and military structures of one of the two nations, impacting their survival and strategic viability in a reactive regional environment.
Oil Soars and Stock Markets Retreat After Attacks on Iran
Oil prices surged while stock markets declined following escalated conflicts in the Middle East, prompting investors to seek safer assets.
The Middle East has already put a price on fear
Recent developments in the Middle East have significantly altered perceptions of risk with rising oil prices and concerns over conflict impacting trade and inflation expectations.
TMEC 2.0: Objectives, Strategy, and Scope
The article discusses the impending meeting among Mexico, the United States, and Canada regarding the future of the USMCA agreement, highlighting uncertainties and negotiations that are ongoing.
Quiet Looks Better
Mexico faces a precarious calm following the capture of El Mencho, raising concerns about escalating violence due to the fragmentation of drug cartels.
Innovation will reconfigure the banking sector
Traditional banks are increasingly focusing on consolidating their digital strategy to adapt to technological trends and user needs.
There is a lot of interest in being part of Banamex, highlights Torres Cantú
Ernesto Torres Cantú, International Citi director, notes significant interest from international investors in Banamex, reflecting confidence in Mexico's economy.
The homeland comes first
The article reflects on the changing perception of the military's role in Mexico, emphasizing initial sentiments of loyalty and protection which have evolved over time.
From OpenAI to Anthropic: The Family that Ended Up in the Pentagon
Recent developments have positioned AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic as strategic risks and assets within U.S. Defense, prompting significant discussions on the control and impact of artificial intelligence.
Healthy finances for energy sovereignty
The article discusses the positive financial results of Mexico's energy sector under President Claudia Sheinbaum's government, highlighting the recovery of public energy companies.
Between Loyalty and the Instinct for Survival
The article discusses the Mexican electoral reform proposed by President and Morena party, aimed at reducing electoral spending and restructuring congressional representation, amidst concerns from allied parties about being sidelined.
The Killing of 'El Mencho' Will Not Have Immediate Impact on Violence: Eduardo Guerrero
Eduardo Guerrero states that the killing of ‘El Mencho’ will not result in any immediate changes to violence levels in Mexico.
Approval of Claudia Sheinbaum Rises After Operation in Jalisco
President Claudia Sheinbaum's approval rating increased to 72% in February following a successful operation in Jalisco against a notorious criminal figure.
Electoral Reform: 'They Get Upset, but We Fulfill Our Promise to the People,' Says Sheinbaum upon Removing 'Pluris' Lists
Claudia Sheinbaum announced significant changes in electoral reform, aiming to empower voters by removing party-controlled 'plurinominal' lists for legislators and reducing election costs.
‘Mass to ask for those from Ibero’: Nay Salvatori, Morena deputy, mocks accident
Morena deputy Nay Salvatori faced backlash for mocking students injured in a graduation photo accident at Ibero.
Suspension of flights in Jalisco after the death of 'Mencho' affected 50,000 passengers: GAP
The violent events following the death of Nemesio Oseguera, 'El Mencho', have led to the suspension of over 300 flights in Jalisco, affecting around 50,000 passengers.
Police and Cartels
The article discusses the relationship between law enforcement and drug cartels in Mexico, emphasizing the need to dismantle the armed wings of cartels and prevent them from infiltrating the police force.
The Dangerous Relationships of the Governor
Violence resurfaced in Guadalajara with a recent gun attack, raising concerns about security ahead of the upcoming World Cup.
Nepotism Back and Forth at CFE-Pemex
The article discusses nepotism involving the leadership of Mexico's state-run companies CFE and Pemex, highlighting the questionable practices of Emilia Calleja and Victor Rodríguez.
Beards
The article critiques the weakening of the Mexican state in the face of internal and external threats, highlighting issues in governance, public services, and fiscal irresponsibility.
FGR obtains evidence for the bodyguards of 'Mencho' to remain in prison
The Mexican Attorney General's Office has secured the detention of two alleged bodyguards of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', who are linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Goodbye, 'heat wave'; hello, rains: This is how the weather will be from March 2 to 6 in Mexico
Mexico is set to experience the end of the heat wave, with expected rainfall across many states, including Mexico City, starting from March 2.
Shakira breaks record of Los Fabulosos Cadillacs: 400,000 people attend concert in the Zócalo
Shakira set a new record for live concert attendance in Mexico City, attracting 400,000 fans to her performance at the Zócalo.
China condemns the assassination of Ali Khamenei: accuses the US and Israel of 'violating the sovereignty' of Iran
China condemned the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, accusing the US and Israel of violating the country's sovereignty.
US-Iran Conflict 'Sends' Oil Prices Soaring: Crude Sees Its Biggest Jump in 4 Years
Oil prices surged by up to 13 percent, marking the highest increase in four years, due to escalating military tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran.
Secretary of Human Development of Monterrey arrested following complaint by Senator Waldo Fernández
The Secretary of Human Development of Monterrey, Karina Barrón, was arrested after a complaint filed by Senator Waldo Fernández regarding false statements during the 2024 campaign.
What are the new football rules that take effect for the 2026 World Cup?
The 2026 World Cup will introduce several new football rules aimed at speeding up play and enhancing the role of the VAR.
Mexican peso registers losses against the dollar after Trump-Iran conflict: Here's how the exchange rate is going
The Mexican peso depreciated against the dollar following escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, leading to increased market risk aversion.
Cuajimalpa strengthens security and family integration with the rehabilitation of the 'La Papa' sports center
The mayor of Cuajimalpa, Carlos Orvañanos, has inaugurated the rehabilitation of the 'La Papa' sports center to enhance family integration and public safety.
‘Better Call Saul’ Actor Now Works as Amazon Delivery Driver: ‘I’m Tired of Waiting’
John Christian Love, an actor from 'Better Call Saul', has paused his acting career to work as an Amazon delivery driver, expressing frustration over the lack of new opportunities in Hollywood.