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Peru declares Mexican president persona non grata over asylum row

Peru’s Congress voted on Thursday to declare Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum persona non grata after her government granted asylum to former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chavez, who is on trial for allegedly aiding a 2022 coup attempt. The resolution, passed by a 63–33 vote, deepens a growing diplomatic rift between the two countries. Tensions escalated on Monday when Mexico approved asylum for Chavez, prompting Peru to sever formal diplomatic ties. Chavez served as prime minister in December 2022 under then-president Pedro Castillo, who was ousted and arrested after attempting to dissolve Congress during a political standoff. Peru’s acting Congress president, Fernando Rospigliosi, accused Sheinbaum of “interfering” in the country’s internal affairs, saying Mexico’s decision to shelter Chavez violated diplomatic norms.“It has been clearly established that President Sheinbaum interfered not only through statements but also through direct action by granting asylum,” […]

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Miss Universe pageant in Thailand hit by controversy and drama

This year’s Miss Universe pageant in Thailand has been overshadowed by controversy and emotional drama, following a heated dispute involving a contestant and the event’s host. More than 120 women from around the world are competing for the Miss Universe crown, but the lead-up to the event has been dominated by off-stage scandals rather than glamour. The drama erupted when Mexico’s representative, Fatima Bosch, walked out of a meeting after Thai host Nawat Itsaragrisil allegedly insulted her intelligence. The confrontation, captured on a livestream, showed Nawat appearing to call Bosch a “dumbhead” over her failure to post promotional content online — a claim he later denied. After security was called in, Bosch walked out of the room, joined by Miss Iraq. “What your director did is not respectful. He called me dumb,” Bosch told reporters. “The world needs to see […]

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Protesters Demand Answers 11 Years After Mexican Students Vanished

Eleven years after 43 students from Ayotzinapa teacher training college disappeared, relatives and supporters returned to the streets of Mexico City on Friday, demanding truth and justice in a case that remains one of the country’s darkest human rights scandals. The students, known for their political activism, were last seen on September 26, 2014, after they commandeered buses to travel to a demonstration in Mexico City. Investigators believe they were kidnapped by a drug cartel in collusion with corrupt police, but what happened next remains shrouded in mystery. So far, only the remains of three students have been identified. The whereabouts of the rest remain unknown, leaving families trapped in years of uncertainty. “We are back where we started,” said Delfina de la Cruz, whose son was among the missing. “I want to see my son, know what happened, where […]

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Mexico considers 50% tariff on Chinese cars amid US pressure

Mexico is weighing a 50% tariff on car imports from China, up from the current 15–20%, under a bill submitted to Congress as pressure mounts from the United States. The proposal, unveiled Wednesday by the economy ministry, is designed to address U.S. President Donald Trump’s concerns that Chinese automakers are using Mexico as a back door to enter the U.S. market tariff-free under the USMCA trade pact. Washington has repeatedly warned that Chinese producers are exploiting loopholes in the trilateral deal with the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Beijing pushed back on Thursday, with foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian saying China “firmly opposes any coercion”, while stressing its hope for continued positive ties with Mexico. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has also voiced concern about the influx of Chinese imports, arguing they are undermining domestic manufacturing. The bill outlines protection for […]

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Trump Announces 30% Tariffs on EU and Mexico

On July 12, 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the United States will impose a 30% tariff on imports from both the European Union and Mexico, effective August 1, 2025. He sent separate letters via his social media platform, Truth Social, to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, framing the move as a response to trade imbalance, national security threats, and migration concerns. Trump’s Justifications EU Trade Deficit: Trump cited the U.S.'s persistent trade deficit with the EU as a national security threat, accusing the bloc of using protectionist barriers and non-reciprocal trade practices. Mexico & Migration: Although acknowledging Mexico’s assistance on migration and fentanyl control, he argued it's “not enough” and used that as justification for the tariffs . International Reactions EU Pushback: Von der Leyen responded that imposing 30% tariffs “would […]

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