Shakira to Perform Free Concert at Mexico City’s Zócalo on March 1
Shakira will give a free concert at Mexico City's main square on March 1 as part of her Las Mujeres…
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Mexican Stop-Motion Film ‘Soy Frankelda’ to Stream Globally on Netflix in 2026
Netflix acquires rights to the first Mexican stop-motion feature film, directed by the Ambriz brothers.
U.S. Authorities Seize Thousands of Firearms Bound for Mexican Cartels
U.S. federal agents intercepted over 4,300 firearms and 648,000 rounds of ammunition destined for Mexican criminal organizations in 2025.
Mexico’s Financial Intelligence Unit Files Charges Against Tourism Firms Sanctioned by U.S. for Alleged CJNG Ties
Mexican authorities filed criminal charges against tourism companies sanctioned by the U.S. for alleged links to the CJNG cartel.
Mexican SMEs Face New AI-Powered Tax Audits, Experts Warn
Small businesses in Mexico must strengthen accounting as tax authorities deploy AI for automated audits.
Mexican Navy Intercepts Semisubmersible Carrying Four Tons of Cocaine With U.S. Intelligence
Mexican Navy seizes nearly four tons of cocaine from semisubmersible in Pacific with U.S. intelligence assistance.
Farmers’ Group Protests Threatened Power Cuts in Tulum
Antorcha Campesina members demonstrated in Tulum against potential electricity cuts affecting 1,500 families.
Quintana Roo Authorities Launch Measles Vaccination Drive After 31 Confirmed Cases
Health officials aim to administer 336,000 doses over 10 weeks following measles outbreak.
Quintana Roo Judicial Chief Seeks Budget Increase for Court Reforms
The head of Quintana Roo's Superior Court says current funding is insufficient to implement judicial reforms.
Quintana Roo Governor Praises Mexican Army as Pillar of Security and Development
Governor Mara Lezama recognized the Mexican Army's role in security, infrastructure projects, and disaster response.