US Homeland Security Secretary Mullin Praises Sheinbaum’s Cooperation, Says Mexico More Collaborative Than Previous Administration
Markwayne Mullin said Mexico under Sheinbaum has been more cooperative on security than the previous administration.
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Court Orders School to Pay $21 Million to Expelled Student, Sparking Debate on Bullying Protocols
A Mexican court ordered a private high school to pay 21 million pesos to a former student expelled over harassment…
Mexico Opens Dialogue With Vulcan Materials to Resolve Calica Mine Conflict in Quintana Roo
Mexico's government confirms talks with US firm Vulcan Materials to resolve the Calica mine dispute in Quintana Roo.
FIFA cancels Zocalo volunteer training due to teacher protests
Mexico City — Less than ten days before the 2026 World Cup kicks off in...
Mexicans turn to eSIM and WhatsApp to avoid cellphone registry
Mexico City — A new mandate requiring all mobile phone lines to be registered with...
Archaeologist Eduardo Matos Moctezuma Criticizes Government Neglect of Cultural Heritage
Eduardo Matos Moctezuma and Bolfy Cottom denounce budget cuts, censorship, and damage to archaeological sites.
FIFA Fines Mexican Football Federation for Homophobic Chants at 2024 Friendlies
Court upholds fines but reduces stadium closure penalty for homophobic chants by Mexican fans.
Pope Leo XIV Names Mexican Montserrat Alvarado as Vatican Communications Minister
Montserrat Alvarado becomes first woman and layperson to lead a Vatican dicastery solo.
Profeco Warns: What Airlines and Hotels Must Pay You If They Change Your 2026 World Cup Booking
Mexico's consumer protection agency outlines compensation rights for flight delays, cancellations, and hotel changes during the 2026 World Cup.
US Forced Labor Tariffs Exempt T-MEC-Compliant Goods, Mexico Says
Mexico says US proposed 10% tariffs on forced labor goods will not apply to products meeting T-MEC rules.