Mexico-U.S. relations

MEXICO-DRUG WAR: The Mexican army hopes to gain more credit at home and abroad for its work

MEXICO-FINANCE: Mexico's central bank has moved from intervening directly in the foreign exchange market through dollar sales by implementing an exchange hedging program for up to USD$20 billion

MEXICO-ECONOMY: Mexico's central bank has moved from intervening directly in the foreign exchange market through dollar sales by implementing an exchange hedging program for up to USD$20 billion

MEXICO-U.S. RELATIONS: Meetings with U.S. Secretary of State and U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security to take place next Tuesday

Roberta Jacobson, the first U.S. female ambassador to Mexico, noted that Miroslava Breach suffered from the kind of violence that “seeks to silence truth and freedom of speech”

MEXICO-TRADE: Quotas on Mexican sugar exports are set under the 2014 agreement that has become a source of tension between the two countries

Mexicans who help build U.S. President Donald Trump's planned border wall would be acting immorally and should be deemed traitors, top Archdiocese says

“This is not about governments but about a set of established rules that have been valid for many years, despite the change of president in the U.S., these rules apply to everybody, including Mexicans.”

Osorio Chong says he rejects U.S. policies targeting Mexican migrants, but his country is prepared to receive those who return

Under the trilateral trade deal, rules of origin can specify that products must meet minimum regional (NAFTA-wide) content requirements to be tariff-free, but there are no national content requirements