Mexico Invited to Participate in Earth Hour 2026, Symbolic Blackout to Raise Climate Awareness
Mexico joins the global Earth Hour initiative with a voluntary lights-out event on March 28, 2026.
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Mexican Tax Authority Revokes Charity Permits for Over 100 NGOs
Mexico's SAT has revoked tax-deductible status from over 100 NGOs, citing transparency and compliance issues.
Mexico Opens Criminal Investigation Into Gulf Oil Spill Affecting 630 Kilometers of Coastline
Mexican authorities launch criminal probe into a private vessel's oil spill impacting Veracruz and Tabasco coastlines.
Spanish Authorities Seize 625 Kilograms of Methamphetamine Shipped from Mexico
Spanish police intercepted 625kg of meth hidden in coconut oil containers from Mexico, arresting five suspects.
Mexico’s Missing Persons Crisis: A 200% Surge
Mexico City — Relatives of missing persons arrived at the National Palace carrying a copy...
International Aid Flotilla Arrives in Cuba Amid Severe Energy Crisis
A humanitarian flotilla delivers supplies to Cuba as the country faces prolonged blackouts and shortages.
President Sheinbaum Highlights Dos Bocas and Deer Park Refineries Amid Global Oil Shortages
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum emphasized the importance of two refineries during global oil price increases.
Sheinbaum Proposes New Law to Overhaul Infrastructure Investment in Mexico
President Claudia Sheinbaum proposes a new law to change how Mexico funds and builds infrastructure projects.
Middle East War Drives Up Fertilizer Prices, Threatens Food Inflation in Mexico
Middle East conflict disrupts fertilizer shipments, raising costs for Mexican farmers and threatening food price hikes.
Environmental Group Urges Emergency Declaration Over Oil Spill Damage in Veracruz and Tabasco
An environmental group warns an oil spill has become a major emergency, affecting 630 km of coastline and wildlife.