AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBorder Dispute: Mexico rejected Texas’ claim to nine Rio Grande islands, saying a 1970 treaty sets the border and only the two federal governments can change it. Security: The navy is sending 1,600 more personnel to Sinaloa as homicides rise; meanwhile, truckers have paused protests while seeking action on deadly highway crime. Foreign Relations: At the G20 in Atlanta, Mexico’s foreign minister met South Korea’s counterpart and agreed to push forward a revised investment treaty. Missing Persons: Mexico appointed an independent commission to audit its national registry, amid persistent concerns over its accuracy. Electoral Oversight: The electoral agency named an interim chief and pledged an internal overhaul after corruption allegations. Political Legacy: Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, a leading figure in Mexico’s transition from one-party rule, died at 92.
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