#ConoceYEjerceTusDerechos | Tus derechos deben ser respetados sin importar tu estatus migratorio.
📌 Aquí te dejamos consejos sobre qué hacer en caso de una detención. Recuerda: ¡No estás sol@!
☎️ Asistencia 24/7 en el #CIAM: (520) 623-7874.
@SRE_mx | @IME_SRE | @HGodoyPriske
Mexico is more than a destination. It is a gateway to opportunity. With robust infrastructure, skilled talent, and strategic access to global markets, Mexico continues to drive innovation and economic growth. Join the journey. Invest in Mexico. 🇲🇽
La Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores invita a la “Mexico Investment Week”, que se celebrará en Nueva York del 8 al 10 de septiembre. Tres días de diálogo entre empresarios, inversionistas, instituciones financieras y funcionarios de gobierno para dialogar sobre el potencial de México como destino de inversión.
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Nos reunimos con la Alcaldesa Katie Wilson @MayorofSeattle para dialogar sobre la protección de nuestra comunidad migrante y fortalecer la colaboración con autoridades locales.
Seguimos trabajando de la mano para acompañarte y protegerte. 🇺🇸🤝🇲🇽
@SRE_mx
📌 A partir de hoy, y hasta el 10 de abril, se realiza la 8.ª edición de la Semana de Asesorías Legales Externas 2026 en Estados Unidos 🇺🇸.
Esta iniciativa fortalece las acciones proactivas y preventivas de la red consular para informar y acompañar a la comunidad mexicana.
Acércate a tu consulado más cercano: la información es protección.
#NoEstásSola #NoEstásSolo #SALE
The Invisible Grasp: What Schweizer Misses About Mexico
Peter Schweizer’s "The Invisible Coup" argues that hidden forces undermine American democracy. In its discussion of Mexico, the book uses the country mainly to illustrate its broader thesis, relying on oversimplification and selective evidence to make its point. This methodological flaw skews the portrayal of reality throughout the work.
The distortion starts with the book’s main claim: Mexico seeks a covert 'reconquista' to recover 19th-century territories. Rather than offering genuine policy analysis, Schweizer cobbles together out-of-context remarks from Mexican figures. Instead of keeping distinctions clear, he pairs former President Vicente Fox, a 21st-century conservative populist, with quotes from José Vasconcelos, an early-20th-century philosopher and former Secretary of Education, and then presents their words as fragments of a single plot. This is not scholarship; such polemics ignore Mexico's diverse political discourse and democracy.
This pattern of baseless assertions culminates in the book’s most reckless claim. It makes libelous suggestions linking President Claudia Sheinbaum to organized crime, presented without a shred of evidence. Such an allegation is not an analysis. It is a hollow device that insults the office and the Mexican electorate.
The book’s main conspiracy theory claims that Mexico’s consular network covertly tried to influence a U.S. election, an institutionally incoherent idea. For 200 years, our consular service has operated under the Vienna Convention and U.S. law, with a clear, public, and humanitarian mandate: we protect Mexican citizens, issue documents, and foster community ties. To propose a covert operation spanning 53 consulates is not only implausible but also an insult to the professional integrity of our diplomats.
The notion of "weaponized migration"—the claim that Mexico deliberately channels migrant flows for political gain—overlooks two facts: Mexican migration is declining, and our governments work together to manage migration issues. Mexico enforces its own laws and coordinates with U.S. agencies. Characterizing a complex humanitarian challenge as a weapon is not genuine analysis; it is propaganda that distracts from actual solutions.
Schweizer’s portrayal relies on the tired trope of a struggling Mexico and omits key facts that define the nation’s trajectory. Mexico is the United States’ largest trading partner and the world’s 12th-largest economy. The national poverty rate has fallen to just over 36%. Our security strategies now prioritize intelligence and target state corruption. These are signs of a developing nation, not a failing one.
Schweizer misreads the U.S.-Mexico relationship. It is not about vulnerability or subversion. It is a negotiated partnership. Agreements like USMCA reflect mutual interest. Mexico cooperates on security and trade in line with its interests and principles. The relationship is complex but among equals.
"The Invisible Coup" may grip readers, but it gives a skewed view of Mexico. Instead of recognizing economic strength or resilience, Schweizer chooses sensational fiction. Understanding Mexico—a vital U.S. partner—means facing its complexity. Falling for conspiracies fails readers.
JOINT STATEMENT. "Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil Call for Immediate Ceasefire in the Middle East and Offer Support for a Diplomatic Solution".
https://t.co/U0s0lNE9Ef
COMUNICADO CONJUNTO. “México, Colombia y Brasil piden cese al fuego inmediato en Medio Oriente y ofrecen apoyo para una salida diplomática”.
https://t.co/mvIoEfN3vp
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Hoy en @ConsulMexSEA colocamos la bandera de Estados Unidos junto a la bandera de México en nuestra sede.
Es un gesto sencillo, pero profundamente significativo. Es la bandera del país anfitrión, donde viven millones de mexicanas y mexicanos, donde nacen nuestras hijas e hijos binacionales, y donde construimos comunidad todos los días.
En @ConsulMexSEA reconocemos que honrar los símbolos de Estados Unidos también es honrar la realidad de nuestra comunidad.
Por ello, en nuestros espacios y actividades oficiales, ambas banderas estarán presentes, reflejando la amistad, el respeto mutuo y los lazos que unen a nuestras naciones.
#MéxicoEstadosUnidos #ComunidadMexicana #Seattle
Conversé por llamada telefónica con el presidente de la FIFA, Gianni Infantino; seguimos trabajando como hasta ahora para realizar con éxito la Copa Mundial de Fútbol 2026.
Confirmamos la confianza en el país.
▶️ Esta mañana, la presidenta de México, doctora Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, encabezó la conmemoración del Día de la Bandera:
"Somos historia que inspira, somos fuerza que une, somos esperanza que florece. Somos mexicanas y mexicanos orgullosos de nuestra patria, orgullosas y orgullosos de nuestra bandera, orgullosas y orgullosos de llevar en el alma el nombre eterno de nuestra patria", destacó la presidenta Sheinbaum Pardo, en la Ciudad de México.
Hoy, nuestra bandera se erige como símbolo de libertad, soberanía, paz, democracia y unidad, también para todas y todos nuestros connacionales en el exterior.
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. @SRE_mx is in contact with the diplomatic missions accredited in Mexico and appreciates the messages of support for our Security Forces.
At this time, there are no reports of foreign nationals harmed. However, the Ministry stands ready to respond to any report or request for assistance.
As the Security Cabinet reported this morning, peace and security have been restored in the areas affected by yesterday’s operation in the state of Jalisco.
Our missions abroad have been informed, and we are in communication with the embassies in Mexico that have issued consular advisories for their nationals, to provide any information they may require.
In Mexico, the rule of law prevails to protect the security and wellbeing of everyone in the country.
La @SRE_mx se mantiene en contacto con las representaciones acreditadas en México y agradece las muestras de reconocimiento y solidaridad transmitidas hacia nuestras Fuerzas de Seguridad.
Hasta el momento, no se tienen reportes de personas extranjeras cuya integridad física se haya visto afectada. No obstante, la Cancillería se mantiene alerta ante cualquier reporte o solicitud de apoyo que se requiera.
Como informó esta mañana el Gabinete de Seguridad, se han restablecido la paz y la seguridad en aquellas regiones afectadas tras el operativo realizado el día de ayer en el estado de Jalisco.
Nuestras representaciones en el exterior han sido oportunamente informadas y se mantiene la comunicación con aquellas embajadas acreditadas que han emitido alertas consulares para sus connacionales en México, con el fin de proporcionarles la información que pudiera requerirse.
En México prevalece el Estado de derecho para salvaguardar la seguridad y el bienestar de todas las personas que se encuentren en el territorio nacional.
La @SRE_mx informa que ha mantenido contacto con el cuerpo diplomático acreditado en nuestro país y con todas nuestras representaciones en el exterior, con el objetivo de informar sobre el operativo que se llevó a cabo el día de ayer por fuerzas federales de seguridad.
Se ha transmitido que la prioridad del gobierno es trabajar por la paz, la seguridad, la justicia y el bienestar de los ciudadanos, así como la de todas las personas que se encuentren en territorio nacional.
On social media and across various news outlets, false reports circulated about the arrest of Rubén “N,” alias “El Mencho”:
❌ False that attacks against civilians took place at the Guadalajara Airport
❌ False that attacks were carried out against the general population in Jalisco
❌ False that members of organized crime were holding U.S. tourists hostage
❌ Fake photograph of a plane on fire in Guadalajara
❌ False that gunmen took over the facilities of the
Guadalajara Airport
❌ False that U.S. military personnel participated in the arrest of Rubén “N” in Mexico
❌ FALSE: Rumors that CJNG members are attacking civilians following an operation by the Security Cabinet are unfounded.
✅ The X account "generacionz_mx," which claims that "CJNG will target civilians later today," has been identified as a source of disinformation.
Mexico's Security Cabinet (@GabSeguridadMX) reports that coordinated operations are underway "to protect the public and promptly address reported roadblocks."
▶️ Fact-checked: https://t.co/jrsGwGr3wN
The Secretariat of National Defense reported on the operation carried out this morning by the Mexican Army and the National Guard, which led to several roadblocks and other reactions.
There is full coordination with the governments of all states; we must remain informed and stay calm.
The Security Cabinet’s social media accounts (@GabSeguridadMX) provide continuous updates. In most of the national territory, activities are proceeding with complete normality.
My recognition to the Mexican Army, the National Guard, the Armed Forces, and the Security Cabinet.
We work every day for the peace, security, justice, and well-being of Mexico.
The Mexican Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFAC) reports that, following events recorded this morning in the vicinity of the Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta, and Tepic airports, some international airlines bound for Puerto Vallarta Airport diverted their flights based on their internal protocols. However:
The airports continue to operate normally.
Inter-institutional coordination and collaboration with various security agencies are in place to guarantee the safety of operations and all users.
Emergency Operations Centers (COE) at each airport are working according to their established protocols.
This authority continues to work and maintains constant communication with all officials to provide updates on the status of the country's airports.
La Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional reportó el operativo llevado a cabo esta mañana por fuerzas federales, que derivó en diversos bloqueos y otras reacciones.
Existe absoluta coordinación con gobiernos de todos los estados; debemos mantenernos informados y en calma.
Las redes sociales del Gabinete de Seguridad informan de manera permanente. En la mayor parte del territorio nacional se desarrollan actividades con plena normalidad.
Mi reconocimiento al Ejército Mexicano, Guardia Nacional, Fuerzas Armadas y Gabinete de Seguridad.
Trabajamos todos los días por la paz, la seguridad, la justicia y el bienestar de México.