Mexican Law Restricts Foreign Agents’ Role After CIA Deaths in Chihuahua
Mexico's National Security Law limits foreign agents to information exchange, barring arrests or law enforcement actions.
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Mexican Chocolate Brand From Playa del Carmen Wins International Acclaim
Pasión Cacao, based in Playa del Carmen, has won seven medals at the International Chocolate Awards.
Mexico Considers Security Arches at Archaeological Sites After Teotihuacan Shooting
President Claudia Sheinbaum proposes installing security arches at archaeological sites following a shooting at Teotihuacan.
Cadillac Launches LYRIQ V 2026 in Mexico, Its First High-Performance Electric SUV with 615 HP
Cadillac debuts its first V-Series electric SUV in Mexico, featuring 615 HP and a 0-100 km/h time of 3.3 seconds.
Tomato Prices Surge Over 126% in Mexican Markets, Straining Consumer Budgets
Tomato prices in Mexico increased 126.3% in March 2026, forcing consumers to cut back.
Mexico’s Drought Conditions Improve Despite Dry Season, With 12.3% of Territory Affected
Mexico reports fourth consecutive fortnight of drought recovery, with 12.3% of territory affected.
Two Dead, 13 Injured in Teotihuacan Pyramid Shooting; Attacker Found with Columbine Literature
A shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacan archaeological site left two dead and 13 injured, with the attacker found carrying Columbine-related materials.
FETUR Unveils Million-Dollar Strategy to Revolutionize Mexican Tourism with AI
FETUR launches a tech-driven strategy using AI to boost Mexico's tourism competitiveness.
Mexico Launches First University Degree for Airline Pilots
Mexico has launched its first university degree program for airline pilots to address safety concerns and crew shortages.
Mexican Supreme Court Rules Against Xcaret in Maya Cultural Rights Case
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled against Grupo Xcaret in a case involving Maya cultural symbols, but critics say it missed a…