Mexico Denies Seizing U.S. Firm’s Property
Mexico City — The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources has denied that the Mexican...
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U.S. House Approves Law to Block Port Access Over Mexican ‘Expropriation’ of Vulcan Materials Site
U.S. House passes law blocking port access to ships using a Mexican terminal, escalating a dispute over a protected area.
Yucatán Cultural Week Returns to Mexico City with Free Admission in May
Yucatán Cultural Week returns to Mexico City's Palacio de los Deportes from May 8-17 with free admission, featuring food, crafts,…
Mexico and Portugal Draw 0-0 in Azteca Stadium Reopening, Fan Dies in Fall
Mexico and Portugal played a goalless draw in the Azteca Stadium reopening, overshadowed by a fan's fatal fall.
Missing Aid Boats to Cuba Found Safe After Search
Mexico City — The United States Coast Guard confirmed that two sailboats carrying humanitarian aid...
43 Search Advocates Killed or Disappeared in Mexico Since 2010, Report Finds
A report by Article 19 documents 43 attacks on people searching for missing relatives in Mexico since 2010.
Mexican Film ‘Piratas de Arena’ Aims to Inspire Ecological Awareness in Children
A new Mexican film follows children fighting illegal sand mining in Tulum's jungle to protect the environment.
Longtime PRI Politician Pedro Flota Suspends Party Membership Over Ethical Concerns
Pedro Flota Alcocer suspends his 40-year PRI membership, citing ethical disagreements with party decisions.
Mexican Oil Surpasses $100 per Barrel as Global Prices Rise
Mexico's export oil blend topped $100 per barrel, with WTI and Brent crude also rising significantly.
Mexico’s Supreme Court Orders Xcaret Group to Remove Maya Cultural Elements from Advertising
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled Grupo Xcaret must stop using Maya cultural symbols in advertising, prioritizing indigenous rights.