US airlines cut 10% of Mexico flights amid violence, fuel costs
Mexico City — Surging global jet fuel prices, local violence, and weaker demand are pushing...
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Sheinbaum Demands ‘Irrefutable’ Evidence From US in Rocha Moya Case
Mexico's president calls for conclusive proof from US in drug trafficking accusations against Sinaloa governor.
US Gun Flow Into Mexico Accelerates, With 800 Weapons Seized at Texas Border in 2026
US authorities seized 800 guns and 78,000 rounds at Texas border crossings in 2026, already surpassing last year's totals.
Mexico Deploys 132,000 Troops After Arrests of Top CJNG Leaders
Mexico deploys 132,000 troops after arrests of 'El Jardinero' and 'El Conta,' key CJNG leaders.
INAH Has No Security Plan Ahead of World Cup, Expert Warns
An INAH researcher says the Culture Sector Program 2025-2030 omits security measures for archaeological sites and museums despite the upcoming…
Mexico Has Everything to Become a Tourism Power, Leaders Say at Acapulco Fair
At the 50th Tianguis Turistico, officials and business leaders called for stronger public-private partnerships and security.
From 250 Pesos to a Pastry Empire: The Untold Story of Tere Cazola
Tere Cazola started with 250 pesos baking pies at night. Today her brand has over 100 stores and 1,000 employees.
Federal Judge Orders Reopening of La Luz del Mundo Abuse Investigation
A federal judge has ordered Mexico's FGR to reopen the investigation into abuse allegations against La Luz del Mundo church…
Sheinbaum: CIA Agent Case in Chihuahua Not Closed With Resignation; FGR Will Investigate
President Sheinbaum says the death of two CIA agents in Chihuahua requires a full investigation by federal prosecutors.
US Considers Prosecuting Corrupt Mexican Politicians, Report Says
The US is preparing a broad anti-corruption campaign targeting Mexican officials suspected of cartel ties, including possible federal charges.