Mexico to Advance Regulation of Social Media and AI for Minors After World Cup
Mexico will push for regulation of social media and AI to protect minors, balancing innovation with child safety.
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Mexico Prepares Competition, New Rules for Olinia Electric Vehicle Project
Mexico's government will launch a competition to select private partners for Olinia electric vehicle production and update regulations for mini…
Mexico’s Archers Climb Into the World’s Top Rankings
While much of the country has been focused on Mexico’s run in the World Cup, another group of Mexican athletes…
US Confirms 17.09% Tariff on Mexican Tomatoes, Threatening Price Hikes
The US International Trade Commission upheld a 17.09% tariff on Mexican tomatoes, citing ongoing harm to domestic industry.
Mexican Army Uses Cozumel as Hub for Humanitarian Aid to Venezuela
The Mexican Air Force is using Cozumel as a stopover to fly aid to Venezuela after devastating earthquakes.
USMCA ‘More Alive Than Ever’ With Annual Reviews, Mexican Officials Say
The USMCA trade deal remains in effect with annual reviews, not a 16-year extension, as Mexico, US, and Canada adapt.
Mexico vs England: Europeans Return to Azteca 40 Years After World Cup Nightmare
England faces Mexico at the Azteca Stadium in the World Cup round of 16, 40 years after their 1986 defeat.
Xcaret to Give Away 150,000 Free Tickets If Mexico Reaches World Cup Quarterfinals
Grupo Xcaret will give away 150,000 free park entries if Mexico beats England and reaches the World Cup quarterfinals.
Rescue Dog From Cancun Joins Search Efforts After Venezuela Earthquakes
Munek, a rescue dog from Cancun, is helping locate survivors in Venezuela after devastating earthquakes.
PAN Demands Sheinbaum, Harfuch Intervene in Tulum Security Crisis
PAN lawmakers urge President Sheinbaum and Security Secretary Harfuch to address rising extortion and violence in Tulum.