U.S. Army Plant Ammunition Fuels Mexican Cartel Violence
Cartels use .50 caliber rounds from a U.S. Army-owned factory in attacks on police and civilians.
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Cartels use .50 caliber rounds from a U.S. Army-owned factory in attacks on police and civilians.
Drivers in Mexico face fines up to 2,932 pesos for transporting people in pickup truck beds on federal highways.
Thousands attended the opening night of Puerto Morelos Carnival 2026, featuring coronations and performances.
The Soy Isla Mujeres 2026 carnival parade filled Ciudad Mujeres with music, color, and family celebrations.
Mexico's tax authority collected over 30 billion pesos in fines last year, a 52% real increase driven by stricter enforcement.
Mexican figure skater Donovan Carrillo carried the national flag at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony.
Cancún's taxi meter rollout will proceed without surveillance cameras due to technical issues, sparking safety concerns.
Mexico's environment ministry announced new measures to protect endangered jaguars in the southeast.
Quintana Roo officials delay the Barrio Mágico project due to funding, prioritizing the Flag Plaza renovation first.
Playa del Carmen launches a 437-person security operation for the 2026 Carnival, citing a 46% drop in homicides.