Allan on October 26th, 2026

Oklahoma has a statewide office, an elected post called the Superintendent of Public Instruction. That office is not to be confused with the Secretary of Education, an appointed cabinet post. Currently, both of those positions are occupied by the same person, Lindel Fields, who was appointed to both by Governor Stitt! Fields was appointed to […]

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Allan on October 25th, 2026

This past April, there was a tragic incident in the northern state of Chihuahua which created a national controversy. As a convoy returned from an anti-cartel operation, an accident killed two Americans and two Mexicans were killed. It turned out that the two Americans were CIA agents. This brought up the question of U.S. intervention. […]

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Allan on October 23rd, 2026

President Donald Trump is approaching the midpoint of his second term, so it’s a good time to evaluate what he has accomplished on immigration issues. There is much controversy over Trump’s record. Many of his supporters have grown disenchanted and now say he hasn’t delivered on many of his promises. However, when you get past […]

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Allan on October 19th, 2026

This past June, my wife Lilia, our son Raphael and I took a nine-day trip to the Great Lakes area.   Raphael planned the trip and drove the whole way. We passed through 7 states: Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois and one Canadian province (Ontario).    We visited five state capitols in Topeka, Kansas; Des […]

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Stats Globe has published a map on Twitter X entitled “The main companies of Mexico”. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published October 18th, 2026, on Mexico News Report.

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Dia de la Raza is the traditional name for Columbus Day in Latin America. But Columbus’ stock has gone down, so now it’s being characterized differently in Mexico. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published October 13th, 2026, on Mexico News Report.

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Allan on October 10th, 2026

“In fourteen hundred ninety-two Columbus sailed the ocean blue.” Thus begins a poem by Jean Marzollo. October 12th, 1492 is the date Columbus landed on Guanahani Island in the Bahamas, in the Western Hemisphere. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published October 10th, 2026, on Mexico News Report.

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 A recent border incident has resulted in hundreds more troops being deployed on both the U.S. and Mexican sides of the border, though not to fight each other. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published October 7th, 2026, on Mexico News Report.

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Allan on October 5th, 2026

The Corporación Latinobarómetro, headquartered in Chile, conducts an annual survey throughout Latin America. The 2026 Latinobarómetro survey was carried out in 17 Latin American countries, from May 7th to June 17th of 2026. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published October 5th, 2026 on Mexico News Report.

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