Mexico-US Relations: President Claudia Sheinbaum said Mexico will not allow foreign interference, insisting ties with the U.S. must be based on coordination without subordination. Immigration & Courts: Trump’s deportation push is triggering a wave of court battles, with judges ordering returns for people deported despite due-process and protection concerns. Haiti Security & Elections: CARICOM’s Eminent Persons Group warned that voter registration and election requirements are moving too slowly, while security remains a major hurdle for Haiti’s December 13 vote. Cuba Sanctions Fallout: Cuba accused the U.S. of causing “devastating humanitarian consequences” through sanctions and pressure on foreign trade, citing fuel shortages and wider service disruptions. Panama Canal & Shipping: CENTCOM rejected Iran’s claim that a Panama-flagged tanker hit a mine near Hormuz, saying it was struck by missile and drone attacks. Housing in Mexico: Sheinbaum says her housing program will benefit 12 million families by the end of her term, with major job and deed-issuance targets. Sports Piracy Crackdown: CANAL+ and LaLiga signed an anti-piracy deal spanning nearly 50 countries, including Haiti, to target illegal streaming networks. Mexico Economy: A private-sector group said Mexico’s 2027 package looks more realistic on growth but still raises public debt concerns. Culture/Science: Researchers announced a pristine 1,400-year-old Zapotec tomb in Oaxaca, a major archaeological find.