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In Mexico in late August 2026, Sheinbaum commented on a range of domestic matters. She said Mexico is doing very well and that she is very optimistic. She called for justice in the case of Fernando Farías Laguna over fuel tax fraud, accused Senasica of corruption during the neoliberal period, and downplayed Cabeza de Vaca's presidential aspirations. She reiterated the restriction on cellphone use in schools and asked for a return to pencil and paper, and said Mexico recovered $5 million in the Weinberg and García Luna case.
Sheinbaum met families of the missing Ayotzinapa students; new lines of investigation were discussed, while a lawyer said they are still far from knowing the whereabouts of the 43. She also said Mexico cannot intervene in the US withdrawal of visas. Separately, Somos México called an identity change 'inadmissible'.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary
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