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Patrick McDonnell

Mexico

Bureau Chief and Foreign Correspondent at Los Angeles Times

Fronterizo: MexCity, Beirut,Libya, B'Aires, Baghdad,L.A.-Tijuana,El Paso,Paterson, N.J. ☘️Immigrants' son. Outta da' Bronx. Ex-backpacker,NYDN copy boy.❤️Syria.

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  • 1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Patrick McDonnell

    MEXICO CITY - The action may be on the streets of Los Angeles, but fallout from the immigrant protests is roiling politics in Mexico at a delicate moment - days before Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is expected to meet President Donald Trump in their much-anticipated inaugural face-to-face encounter.

  • 1 week ago | latimes.com | Patrick McDonnell

    The action may be on the streets of Los Angeles, but fallout from the immigrant protests is roiling politics in Mexico at a delicate moment — days before Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is expected to meet President Trump in their much-anticipated inaugural face-to-face encounter.

  • 1 week ago | dailyitem.com | Patrick McDonnell

    MEXICO CITY — The action may be on the streets of Los Angeles, but fallout from the immigrant protests is roiling politics in Mexico at a delicate moment — days before Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is expected to meet President Donald Trump in their much-anticipated inaugural face-to-face encounter.

  • 2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Patrick McDonnell

    By Patrick J. McDonnell - Los Angeles Times (TNS) MEXICO CITY - It began as a softball question Tuesday to President Trump in the Oval Office: Did he have any reaction to Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's comments about the unrest in Los Angeles ? "What did she say?" Trump asked. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

  • 2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Patrick McDonnell

    MEXICO CITY - It began as a softball question Tuesday to President Trump in the Oval Office: Did he have any reaction to Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's comments about the unrest in Los Angeles ? "What did she say?" Trump asked.

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Patrick J. McDonnell
Patrick J. McDonnell @PmcdonnellLAT
9 Jun 25

In #Mexico, many outraged by immigration raids in Los Angeles. But President Claudia #Sheinbaum seeks middle ground, says neither raids, or violence, are the answer. https://t.co/DyUxQWb3OU

Patrick J. McDonnell
Patrick J. McDonnell @PmcdonnellLAT
2 Jun 25

Participation was only about 13%, but Mexican President @Claudiashein deems turnout "marvelous" for Sunday's judicial vote. Opposition calls vote a farce and the death-knell for checks and balances in #Mexico. https://t.co/pCHlYL2PT8

Patrick J. McDonnell
Patrick J. McDonnell @PmcdonnellLAT
31 May 25

A move towards democracy or autocracy? Mexico elects judges for the first time. Widespread confusion, voter apathy, before Sunday's divisive vote. https://t.co/VboMcmGaMs #Mexico #ElecciónJudicial