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Mexico: Thousands Join 'March for Democracy' Vs. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador AMLO's Party - Vimarsana News

Mexico: Thousands Join 'March for Democracy' Vs. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador AMLO's Party

Thousands of people donned pink and marched in Mexico City for what they called a “march for democracy” to slam President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and AMLO's political party.

Mexican president denounces election meddling after US officials claim he took drug cartel money - Vimarsana News

Mexican president denounces election meddling after US officials claim he took drug cartel money

Given their timing and sources, the reports are undoubtedly part of an effort to shift Mexican politics further to the right and pressure the Mexican government to toe Washington’s line.

Source: wsws.org
Mexico's June presidential race to be dominated by two right-wing candidates - Vimarsana News

Mexico's June presidential race to be dominated by two right-wing candidates

The two leading candidates for president, Claudia Sheinbaum of the ruling Morena Party and Bertha Xóchitl Gálvez of the opposition coalition, offer nothing to the Mexican working class.

Source: wsws.org
Mexican President AMLO denies allegations that drug cartels funded his first campaign - Vimarsana News

Mexican President AMLO denies allegations that drug cartels funded his first campaign

A new ProPublica investigation alleges that the Sinaloa Cartel may have funneled millions to AMLO’s 2006 campaign.

Source: yahoo.com
Fact-Checking Mexico's Crime Figures: AMLO and Univision's Jorge Ramos Spar in Tense Exchange - Vimarsana News

Fact-Checking Mexico's Crime Figures: AMLO and Univision's Jorge Ramos Spar in Tense Exchange

Can Mexico trust its crime data? AMLO and Univision's Jorge Ramos debate amid public scrutiny