Emilia Pintado

[Guillermo Lerdo de Tejada @GuillermoLerdo]

De hecho, Guadalupe Taddei nació en 1963, cuando gobernaba Adolfo López Mateos. Igual podríamos culpar al PRI.

La realidad es que Taddei llegó a la presidencia del INE por la tómbola obradorista, Sheinbaum celebró su “austeridad”, y Morena la respaldó hasta que ya no les sirvió.

[Mike Larraguivel @MikeLarraguivel]

@DeniseDresserG

[IMCO @imcomx]

📈 En 2027, los ingresos presupuestarios aumentarían 343.7 mmdp (3.9% real), al pasar de 8.81 a 9.16 billones de pesos. 💰 El gasto neto total crecería apenas 0.7% real, de 10.11 a 10.51 billones.

Aun así, el Gobierno gastaría 1.35 billones de pesos más de lo que ingresa. ¿Cómo se financiará esta brecha?

🔎 Mantente al pendiente de nuestro análisis del Paquete Económico 2027.

[IMCO @imcomx]

🎓 Los resultados de #PISA2025 indican que las y los jóvenes mexicanos enfrentan dificultades para comprender un texto, resolver problemas matemáticos y desarrollar un proyecto científico.

📊 México es el penúltimo país de la OCDE evaluado en Ciencias y Comprensión Lectora, el antepenúltimo en Matemáticas y el cuarto país con desempeño más bajo en Pensamiento Computacional.

[IMCO @imcomx]

📚 Ya están disponibles los resultados de #PISA2025.

📊 Los puntajes de México son 414 en Ciencias (+4 vs. 2022), 388 en Matemáticas (-7) y 408 en Comprensión Lectora (-7), todos menores al promedio de los países de la OCDE.

📉 El país se ubica en el penúltimo lugar en Ciencias y Comprensión Lectora, lo que indica que persiste la tendencia a la baja en el desempeño de los estudiantes.

[RicardoAnayaC @RicardoAnayaC]

Mi respuesta al informe de Claudia Sheinbaum:
Maquillan las cifras, esconden el robo y protegen a los narcopolíticos. Prometieron no mentir, no robar y no traicionar al pueblo. Fallaron en las tres.

[IMCO @imcomx]

Las 10 carreras peor pagadas en México😱⚠️.
En promedio, los profesionistas que estudiaron Diseño curricular y pedagogía son los que menos ganan según el ranking de #ComparaCarreras2026 🎓.

La mayoría de las carreras en este ranking son carreras en las áreas de educación 👩🏻‍🏫 o cuidados 🩹.

¡Visita https://t.co/cSGRaoTCdY para conocer los datos de tu carrera!🧐

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

The Trump administration has temporarily paused immigrant visa appointments worldwide, saying it needs time to train all staff on screening applicants who might become dependent on public benefits.

It did not say when the appointments would resume. https://t.co/biGeqsEuRN

[Bloomberg @business]

Bond traders have begun to treat Mexican debt like junk after the government has spent $130 billion to bail out state-owned oil giant Petroleos Mexicanos. Bloomberg's @squires_esq explains https://t.co/uRX6vCD8c9 https://t.co/Yfs3rM1IFu

[IMCO @imcomx]

¡Ya llegó, ya está aquí #ComparaCarreras2026!

🎓En México cada vez más personas cuentan con licenciatura o posgrado. Desde 2020, la proporción pasó de 14.6% a 17%.

En ese periodo, el ingreso real -descontando la inflación- creció 10%, pero el cambio varía según la carrera: desde -3% en Formación docente para secundaria hasta +41% en Matemáticas. 📈

🔎 Conoce nuestro análisis: https://t.co/dHSZn2G8P3

[Amb. Arturo Sarukhan @Arturo_Sarukhan]

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s decision these past months to stand by Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha -wanted by the U.S. for extradition purposes- has been a political blunder. Now, with Rocha having first decided on Friday to resume office, and then 24 hours later pulling a U-turn and -under fire and political pressure- stating that he would once again request a leave of absence, it has also turned into a graver political mistake and a diplomatic liability.
Since assuming office in October of 2024 -and despite Sheinbaum’s protestations to the contrary and of her alleged political independence- the protection and vindication of López Obrador's legacy and stalwarts has been prioritized over the national interest and of her ability to govern on her own terms. That posture has a cost. Subordinating policy and politics to the defense -even a passive, unstated one- of particular interests, rather than governing for all, breeds distrust and hollows out the authority of the State and the primacy of the rule of law. And her instinct since May, when Rocha first took a leave of absence in the wake of the April U.S. request for a provisional arrest for extradition purposes under the Mexico-US Bilateral Extradition Treaty, has not been to state a clear position but to hide behind procedure -insisting only that Washington "must provide evidence", a formula that de facto functions as protection without ever requiring her to say so.
The President so far has chosen or has been forced to act as defender of political figures closely aligned and allied to López Obrador, in the process sacrificing her own institutional credibility. This subordination of policy and politics -and political communication- to the defense of particular interests, instead of governing for all, generates profound distrust, sows all form of negative domestic and international perceptions, and weakens the authority of the State and the rule of law, turning the Executive into a shield for the government's contradictions it has chosen not to resolve.

Sheinbaum's response early Saturday to Rocha’s decision to resume his position as governor, delivered a full day later and without naming him, that "no personal interest can ever be above the interests of the people and the Nation”, is a tell, not a correction, regardless of the outcome last night when Rocha reverted his actions. A president in full command would not need a news cycle to calibrate and decide whether to rebuke a sitting governor accused by a foreign government -and your main diplomatic and trading partner- of cartel collusion; she would have said so before he acted, not after. That the clearest signal Mexicans have received is a generic homily about ambition, further damages the perceptions regarding Mexico’s rule of law and Mexico-US ties and says less about Rocha than about how much authority Sheinbaum is actually able -or willing- to wield and exercise over her party and the political “family” she inherited.
When a Presidency stops protecting itself in order to protect those who should be held accountable for their actions, the problem is no longer just about the governor deciding (or as many speculate, prompted by Lopez Obrador) to return to office (which implies by the way that as a sitting official he would enjoy immunity from prosecution) and take the reins of his state. It’s not even for his party, MORENA, which by the way ran to hills and sought to circle the wagons by distancing itself from the governor and dissociating itself from his actions on Friday. The fundamental problem is for the head of government, and for the institutions and the rule of law of a Nation-State.

[Carlos Loret de Mola @CarlosLoret]

Hoy México vivió uno de los episodios más vergonzosos de su historia.
Estos son los tres escenarios posibles.
#Loret en @latinus_us

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

My statement on Canada-U.S. trade negotiations:

[Ana @Anaro74]

Hoy es un día muy triste para México.

Adiós a las Instituciones, adiós al Poder Judicial, adiós a la Constitución.

Seguirá la corrupción, la impunidad, los ecocidios, la ineptitud.

Felicidades a ti, que votaste por la asesina a cambio de unos cuantos pesos, que te aprovechen.

[Emilia Pintado @emi_pintado]

@jurgenhundorf Hola, te compro los 3 de ruffus me podrias mandar mensaje?

[Emilia Pintado @emi_pintado]

@satuurn_9 @VendoBoletosDF O los dos si los vendes juntos

[Emilia Pintado @emi_pintado]

@satuurn_9 @VendoBoletosDF Te compro 1 boleto, me podrías escribir un mensaje?

[MENTAL HABITO @MentalHabito]

Sentir que te cuidan es la sensación más bonita de todas.

[Emilia Pintado @emi_pintado]

@lordkbo @BoxAzteca7 @AztecaDeportes saliste en la tele?