Sheinbaum Condemns Military Actions in Gaza

President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned the military actions in the Gaza Strip. In the morning, the federal governor was questioned about her stance on the armed actions, and responded that what Mexico is looking for is peace. "First, we condemn this situation," Sheinbaum said. "Second, we are looking for peace and that is the foreign policy of our country, so what we are looking for is to build peace." Sheinbaum recalled that former President And…

President Claudia Sheinbaum heads her ‘morning’ conference from the National Palace on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, in the company of her Presidential Cabinet.The president has had tense days due to the multiple demonstrations of the CNTE, which on Wednesday, May 21, tried to cancel the morning conference.In addition, on Monday, Sheinbaum made a series of comments against the protests of the CNTE, which have escalated and now threaten demonstrations a…

In recent weeks, Israel has intensified genocidal attacks against the Gaza Strip. Hundreds of Palestinians – especially babies, minors, women and the elderly – have been killed, without any international organization being able to stop these crimes against humanity. Faced with this atrocity, Contralínea this morning consulted the [...] The Sheinbaum charge condemned genocide in Gaza first appeared on Contralínea.

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned the situation in the Gaza Strip and assured that her Government, faithful to the diplomatic tradition of the Latin American country, seeks a solution to the situation in the Middle East.

The Mexican president, Claudia Sheinbaum, condemned on Tuesday the new wave of bombings that have occurred in the Gaza Strip, carried out by Israel, but she avoided responding if there is a possibility that Mexico will break relations with the Israeli government. “We do not agree (with violence). The first, we condemn. The second, we seek peace and it is the foreign policy of our country. So, what we seek is to build peace,” said the president d…

She was questioned whether her government could break relations with Israel.