Over 70% of Water Purification Plants Sell Contaminated Water, IPN Study Finds
IPN researchers found over 70% of Mexico's water purification plants sell contaminated water due to poor cleaning and storage.
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New Aftershock Rattles Venezuela as Hopes Fade for Survivors
A 4.6-magnitude aftershock struck Venezuela on Monday, reviving fear days after a deadly double earthquake killed at least 1,450.
Sheinbaum Unveils Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Rights Law, Launches National Consultation
President Sheinbaum presented a new law for indigenous and Afro-Mexican rights, starting a national consultation process.
Debate Over Prepaid Cellphone Registration Intensifies in Mexico
Mexico extends prepaid cellphone registration deadline to Dec 31, 2026, sparking debate over privacy and security.
New Cash Transaction Rules Take Effect in Mexico Starting July 1
Starting July 1, 2026, cash transactions of 140,000 pesos or more in Mexico will require valid ID at banks.
FGR Investigates Network That Swapped Drugs for Guns in the US
Mexican authorities arrested a suspect in a cross-border drug-for-arms trafficking ring with Interpol support.
Mexico and US open sterile fly plant to fight screwworm
Metapa de Dominguez, Chiapas — Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins...
Mexico to Face Ecuador in World Cup Round of 16
Mexico will face Ecuador in the World Cup round of 16 after Ecuador upset Germany to advance.
New York Times Says Mexican Officials Have Become Informants for Trump
The New York Times reports that Mexican officials are providing information to the Trump administration about their own party members.
Uruguay Cancels Private Flight for National Team After World Cup Group Stage Exit
Uruguay's World Cup exit turns chaotic as the football association cancels the team's charter flight, forcing players to return individually.