Archaeologists Warn of INAH Collapse Amid Bureaucratic Strangulation and Labor ‘Slavery’
Archaeologists denounce bureaucratic overload, precarious contracts, and alleged cover-ups at Mexico's heritage institute.
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CFE Warns of Fake Locks Used by Scammers to Extort Customers
Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission warns that fake security locks sold online are being used to extort customers.
Mexico Supreme Court Upholds SEP Rule Banning Grade Repetition, Dropping Minimum Attendance
Mexico's Supreme Court upheld a SEP agreement that prevents failing students in basic education and eliminates minimum attendance requirements.
How to Reactivate a Suspended RFC With the SAT Online in Minutes
Learn why your RFC may be suspended and how to reactivate it online through the SAT portal quickly.
Mexico’s Energy Sovereignty Strategy Keeps Fuel Prices Stable Amid Global Turmoil
Mexico's investment in refining and power generation aims to shield consumers from international market volatility.
Profeco Explains How to File a Consumer Complaint and Recover Money
Mexico's consumer protection agency outlines the process for filing complaints and seeking refunds or remedies.
7 New Federal Highway Rules Under Sheinbaum: Avoid Fines and Vehicle Seizure
President Sheinbaum's new federal traffic regulations impose strict requirements for driving on Mexican highways.
Totalmente Tlaxcalteca TT: Mexico’s Ultra-Cheap Electric Microbus Starts at $2,000
The Totalmente Tlaxcalteca TT is a low-cost electric microbus assembled in Tlaxcala, Mexico, priced from 40,000 to 70,000 pesos.
Military-Run Tourism Projects in Mexico Post Losses, Business Sector Warns
Business leaders say military management of tourism infrastructure like the Maya Train and Tulum airport is yielding financial losses.
Mexico Launches Crackdown on ‘Shrimp Huachicol’ Illegal Imports
Federal authorities inspect 15 strategic sites across seven states to curb illegal shrimp imports and protect domestic producers.