Tag: foreign policy

The Sheinbaum administration’s selection of Roberto Velasco Álvarez as Secretary of Foreign Affairs, and his rapid engagement with the United ...

Roberto Velasco’s Senate ratification as foreign secretary signals Mexico’s intent to blend institutional continuity with recalibrated engagement, as the country ...

A White House statement linking the 19th-century US-Mexico War to current Latin America policy draws criticism for historical revisionism and ...

President Sheinbaum announced new aid to Cuba and clarified that oil shipments remain under diplomatic review, distancing herself from U.S. ...

Mexico’s presidency of the Pacific Alliance emphasizes measurable cooperation in sustainable development, trade integration, and financial inclusion amid regional uncertainty.

Foreign Minister Alicia Bárcena presents Mexico’s Plan México at the World Economic Forum, aiming to align economic growth with sustainability ...

Mexico has become Cuba’s top oil supplier under President Claudia Sheinbaum, drawing criticism from U.S. lawmakers and testing Mexico’s traditional ...

A recent crude delivery by Pemex to Cuba highlights Mexico’s delicate position between regional solidarity and its strategic relationship with ...

As Ukraine and its allies prepare for a global peace summit, Mexico’s neutral stance on the war is drawing renewed ...

A second Trump presidency could strain Mexico’s institutional capacity to manage trade, migration, and energy policy under Morena’s state-led development ...