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2 months ago | 
elpasoinc.com | Alfredo Corchado |Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García
MISSION, Texas – Even as President Trump was vowing hellfire for the trade that has forged the U.S.-Mexico border into a business beehive, crews continued to lay cement for yet another road to channel foreign cargo crossing here to the American heartland. The road is the latest to be thrown up along the border since free trade with Mexico became law three decades ago. “You can’t roll history back,” said Sam Vale, the owner of another bridge, some 40 miles upriver from Anzalduas.
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2 months ago | 
ktep.org | Alfredo Corchado |Angela Kocherga |Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García
MISSION, TEXAS – Even as President Trump was vowing hellfire for the trade that has forged the U.S.-Mexico border into a business beehive, crews proceeded laying cement for yet another road to channel foreign cargo crossing deep into the American heartland. Much of the new road will run atop levees built long ago to tame the once-menacing border stream. It’s but the latest to be thrown up along the entire border since free trade with Mexico became law three decades ago.
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2 months ago | 
elpasotimes.com | Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García |Alfredo Corchado |Angela Kocherga
MEXICO CITY – President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated big at El Zócalo, the country’s largest public square in downtown Mexico City, after securing a second delay — at least for another month — on punitive U.S. tariffs targeting all Mexican exports.
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2 months ago | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García |Alfredo Corchado |Angela Kocherga
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The figure has alarmed economists, who see it as the clearest sign yet that the prospect of a second Trump presidency has scared investors away from Mexico. Some U.S. factories along the border have either pulled out, or have taken a wait-and-see-attitude.
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2 months ago | 
elpasoinc.com | Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García |Alfredo Corchado |Angela Kocherga
MEXICO CITY – President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated big Sunday at El Zócalo, the country’s largest public square in downtown Mexico City, after securing a second delay – at least for another month – on punitive U.S. tariffs targeting all Mexican exports.
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2 months ago | 
expressnews.com | Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García |Alfredo Corchado |Angela Kocherga
MEXICO CITY - Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated Sunday at El Zócalo, the country's largest public square in downtown Mexico City, after securing a second delay - at least for another month - on U.S. tariffs targeting all Mexican exports. The gathering of tens of thousands of supporters, initially planned to inform Mexicans about her government's retaliation against the 25% levy imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, transformed into a celebration of Mexico's first female president.
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Feb 1, 2025 | 
expressnews.com | Alfredo Corchado |Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García |Angela Kocherga
CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico - Facing threats of mass deportations and steep tariffs, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has pursued a four-part strategy for dealing with the Trump administration: stay calm, emphasize cooperation over confrontation, resist undue pressure and focus on Trump's actions rather than his words. So far, the approach appears to be working.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
kvia.com | Alfredo Corchado |Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García |Angela Kocherga |Gaige Davila
BY EDUARDO GARCIA, ALFREDO CORCHADO, ANGELA KOCHERGA and GAIGE DAVILAStory edited by Dudley AlthausPUENTE NEWS COLLABORATIVEMEXICO CITY – Whenever President Claudia Sheinbaum responds to Donald Trump’s remarks about Mexico—whether it’s his threats of tariffs, deportation plans, or claims that her country is run by drug cartels—her answer is consistent, almost mechanical.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
elpasoinc.com | Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García |Alfredo Corchado |Angela Kocherga
MEXICO CITY – Whenever President Claudia Sheinbaum responds to Donald Trump’s remarks about Mexico—whether it’s his threats of tariffs, deportation plans, or claims that her country is run by drug cartels—her answer is consistent, almost mechanical. “I think there will be a good relationship with President Trump,” Sheinbaum, 62, often states, maintaining a measured tone in the face of Trump’s criticisms towards Mexico.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
afgj.org | Eduardo Garcia |Eduardo García
By the Sanctions Kill CampaignThis January we need to really step up our advocacy for the lifting of unilateral coercive measures (“sanctions”) on Nicaragua—and also on Cuba and Venezuela—working with the Americas Without Sanctions, part of the SanctionsKill campaign. We fully expect the incoming Congress and Trump administration to try to further undermine these three countries that have prioritized their peoples’ needs over profits for US-based corporations.
