Mexico Approves First Pill for Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes
Mexico's health regulator approved orforglipron, the first oral GLP-1 treatment for obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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2026 World Cup Generates 65 Billion Pesos and 7.8 Million Travelers in Mexico
Mexico's 2026 World Cup host cities saw 7.8 million visitors and a 65 billion peso economic impact.
Mexico Launches Public Forums to Draft Law Regulating Social Media and AI for Minors
Mexico's SEP will hold forums across the country to draft a law regulating social media, digital platforms, and AI use…
Third Round of USMCA Negotiations Begins in Mexico City
Mexico and the US began the third round of USMCA talks in Mexico City, focusing on trade and investment certainty.
Mexico’s SAT Launches Express Audits Targeting Fake Invoices: What Businesses Must Know
Mexico's tax authority now has a fast-track audit process for suspected fake invoicing, giving businesses just five days to respond.
Ernesto Ruffo Faces Key Hearing in Fuel Trafficking Case; Judge Has Until Thursday to Decide
A federal judge is hearing arguments on whether to indict former Baja California governor Ernesto Ruffo Appel for organized crime…
Experts Call for Comprehensive Vision to Strengthen Mexico’s Cultural Sector
Cultural specialists propose a long-term strategy to address challenges and consolidate artistic and heritage development in Mexico.
DEA Chief Vows to Target Politicians Who Support Drug Cartels
DEA Administrator Terrance Cole says the agency will pursue corrupt officials and cartel leaders after 'El Mayo' Zambada's life sentence.
Tulum Judoka Seeks Support to Represent Mexico at World Judo Championships
Ariadna Chávez, a judoka from Tulum, is raising funds to compete in the World Judo Championships in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
US Accuses Russia of Operating Spy Networks in Mexico
A US State Department report alleges Cuba and Russia have run espionage operations in Mexico and other Latin American countries…