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POLITICS2h agoUS congressional candidate says Mexico is where he gets healthcare as high costs dominate midterm debateBobby Pulido, a Tejano singer and Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas’s 15th District, repeated on Monday that he travels to Mexico for medical services due to the unaffordability of healthcare in the United States. The post US congressional candidate says Mexico is where he gets healthcare as high costs dominate midterm debate appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily
POLITICS2h agoMexico President Sheinbaum orders tech giants to protect kids and teens from harmful online contentSheinbaum added that if technology companies fail to abide by the mandate, her administration will support legislation to levy punishments against non-compliant platformsThe Independent World
POLITICS20h agoUS sanctions four individuals and 11 companies for alleged ties to the Northeast Cartel in MexicoThe U.S. imposes sanctions on individuals and companies for ties to a criminal group operating on the Texas border. The measures affect key sectors. The U.S. Treasury indicates that the group uses horse racing to launder money. Mexico is also taking action against those involved.Clarín
POLITICS21h agoUS sanctions financial network of the Northeast Cartel in Mexico for money launderingThe US Treasury sanctions 4 individuals and 11 entities linked to the CDN for money laundering and corruption in Tamaulipas. Gamaliel Garza and his companies are accused of financing campaigns and obtaining illicit contracts; the CDN operates at a key border crossing with Texas.Clarín
POLITICS1d agoLessons from New Mexico: Using Public Nuisance Laws to Compel Platform Changes Is WrongWhile Meta’s massive, voluntary multistate settlement has garnered much media attention, an August ruling in New Mexico against the company illustrates the dangers for speech-centric businesses of states using public nuisance laws not only to fund enormous abatement efforts, but to get judges to force companies to make design changes to their speech-based services. The post Lessons from New Mexico: Using Public Nuisance Laws to Compel Platform Changes Is Wrong appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.AEI
POLITICS4d agoAsylum seekers stranded by Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy celebrate court ruling: ‘We went through horrible, heavy things’Trump administration unlawfully blocked more than 70,000 people from entering US in his first term, advocates sayThe Independent World
POLITICS5d agoTrump pressures Mexico for energy deals in crunch trade talksMove triggers alarm in Mexico City, where domestic control of sensitive sector is part of modern political identityFinancial Times
POLITICS6d agoTrump mocks Sheinbaum over Gulf of Mexico and imitates her alleged reaction: 'No, no, please'The US president says the Mexican leader rang him to urge him not to rename the Gulf of Mexico. Trump justified the change with coastal data that available figures do not support.EuroNews [en]