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Recent Posts
- A Green Iguana in Morelos State
- On April 20th, Disturbed Young Man Carries Out Shooting on Teotihuacan’s Pyramid of the Moon
- Untimely Deaths of Mexican Officials Raises Question of U.S. Intervention for President Sheinbaum
- Roberto Velasco Replaces Juan Ramon de la Fuente as Mexican Foreign Minister
- How Much Does Mexico Depend on Remittances From the U.S.A.?
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Author Archives: Allan Wall
Mexico Sending Aid But Not Oil to Cuba
Trump’s noose is tightening on Cuba and Mexico is not sending oil there. (See here and here). From the New York Times: “When President Trump declared a ‘national emergency’ last month, accusing Cuba of harboring Russian spies and ‘welcoming’ enemies like … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy
Tagged Claudia Sheinbaum, Cuba, Donald Trump, New York Times, Nicolas Maduro, PEMEX, Petroleum, The U.S.A., Venezuela
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The 2026 Mexican Winter Olympics Team
It’s time for the 2026 Winter Olympics, in Italy. It’s known as the Milano Cortina 2026. The opening ceremony is February 6th, but competition actually began on February 4th. Mexico is fielding its biggest Winter Olympics team since 1992, with … Continue reading
So How was Ryan Wedding Actually Taken Into Custody?
In a recent article I reported the case of Ryan Wedding, a Canadian snowboarder in the 2002 Winter Olympics who is now in U.S. custody, accused of being a major drug trafficker with the Sinaloa Cartel. From the Toronto Star: … Continue reading
In Chiapas, Fake Mexican Birth Certificates Being Sold to Foreigners
Excelsior reports a thriving business in the state of Chiapas (bordering Guatemala) of selling fake birth certificates to foreigners. From Excelsior: “Authorities of Chiapas are investigating a network dedicated to the trafficking of birth certificates for foreigners in 12 border … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Immigration
Tagged Chiapas, Cubans, Fake Birth Certificates, Guatemala, Haitians
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Mexico Stops Oil Shipments to Cuba “At Least Temporarily”
In a recent article I reported that Mexico is Cuba’s Biggest Oil Supplier and Trump is OK With That. That may be about to change. From the Associated Press: “Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Tuesday [January 27] her government has at least … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy
Tagged Claudia Sheinbaum, Cuba, Donald Trump, PEMEX, Petroleum
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Peter Davies of Mexico News Daily Investigates Mexican Homicide Statistics
According to the Mexican government, the Mexican murder rate went down in 2025. Is that correct? Peter Davies of Mexico News Daily dealt with this issue in his January 26th article entitled Is security in Mexico improving or are the … Continue reading
Canadian Snowboarder Turned Cocaine Kingpin Surrenders at U.S. Embassy in Mexico City
Here’s a bizarre story, of a former Olympic snowboarder from Canada who allegedly became a drug lord in Mexico and is now in U.S. custody. Ryan Wedding is a Canadian Olympic snowboarder allegedly turned drug kingpin, but his crime career … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Sports
Tagged California, Canada, Cocaine, Colombia, Drug cartels, Drug Smuggling, FBI, Kash Patel, Los Angeles, Omar Garcia Harfuch, Ontario, Ontario in California, Ronald D. Johnson, Ryan James Wedding, Sinaloa Cartel, Snowboarding, U.S. Embassy in Mexico, Winter Olympics
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Mexico is Cuba’s Biggest Oil Supplier and Trump is OK With That
Nicolas Maduro has been removed as president of Venezuela and U.S. President Donald Trump has set his sights on the communist island of Cuba. Mexico is now Cuba’s main supplier of petroleum. And the Trump administration is ok with that. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cuba, Donald Trump, Havana, Nicolas Maduro, PEMEX, Petroleum, The U.S.A.
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Will the U.S. Hit Mexican Drug Cartels on Mexican Soil? Would It Be Effective?
There’s a lot of talk nowadays about the U.S. government attacking Mexican drug cartels in Mexico. A recent example is Sean Hannity’s interview with President Trump on January 8th, in which Trump said that “And we are going to start … Continue reading
Journalists Killed in Mexico
On January 2nd, 2026, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), Federación Internacional de Periodistas (FIP) in Spanish, released a report on journalists killed in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2025. You can see it here. According to the IFJ/FIP, there … Continue reading