Sheinbaum Proposes New Law to Overhaul Infrastructure Investment in Mexico
President Claudia Sheinbaum proposes a new law to change how Mexico funds and builds infrastructure projects.
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Middle East War Drives Up Fertilizer Prices, Threatens Food Inflation in Mexico
Middle East conflict disrupts fertilizer shipments, raising costs for Mexican farmers and threatening food price hikes.
Environmental Group Urges Emergency Declaration Over Oil Spill Damage in Veracruz and Tabasco
An environmental group warns an oil spill has become a major emergency, affecting 630 km of coastline and wildlife.
President Sheinbaum Recognizes Indigenous Translators for Women’s Rights Guide in 67 Languages
Indigenous translators translated a women's rights guide into 67 languages, promoting access across Mexico.
Mexico Approves Tourism Law Reforms to Combat Child Sex Tourism Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Mexico passes reforms requiring ID checks at hotels and transport to fight child exploitation during the 2026 World Cup.
Tsotsil Artisans Demand Over 500,000 Pesos in Unpaid Wages from Fashion Promoter
Fourteen Tsotsil artisans accuse a fashion promoter of owing 572,800 pesos for textiles delivered years ago.
Sheinbaum Claims Mexico Is ‘Most Democratic Country in the World’ Amid International Report Downgrade
President Claudia Sheinbaum made the claim as a global democracy report reclassified Mexico as an electoral autocracy.
Maya Groups Demand Governor Stop Backing Xcaret in Court Case
Tixcacal Guardia, Quintana Roo — Maya Cruzo’ob communities have called on Quintana Roo Governor Mara...
Mezcal Boom Accelerates Environmental Damage in Oaxaca
Global mezcal demand drives deforestation, water shortages, and pollution in Oaxaca.
Humanitarian Aid Ship Departs Mexico for Cuba Amid Weather Delays
A humanitarian aid ship left Mexico for Cuba carrying 30 tons of supplies, with two other vessels delayed by bad…