Human Hair Filters Could Help Save Endangered Axolotls in Mexico City
Hair from barbershops is being used to filter polluted water in Xochimilco to help restore habitat for endangered axolotls.
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New Mexican Wolf Family Released in Durango as Binational Conservation Effort Continues
A family of four Mexican wolves has been successfully reintroduced to the Sierra Madre Occidental in Durango.
Magnicharters Suspends Flights for Two Weeks; Government Activates Passenger Assistance Plan
Magnicharters suspends flights for two weeks due to logistical issues, affecting passengers in Cancún, Mérida, and Huatulco.
U.S. Offers Up to $26 Million for Capture of Five Cárteles Unidos Leaders
The U.S. government announced rewards totaling $26 million for information leading to the capture of five alleged leaders of Cárteles…
Mexico and US Agree to Modernize Border Crossings and Boost Security
Mexico and the US have agreed to modernize border bridges and crossings while enhancing security along the frontier.
Mexico’s Cruise Boom: Cozumel and Mahahual Set for Growth
Mahahual, Quintana Roo — Mexico is rapidly expanding its cruise market, with new projects in...
Veracruz Port Studies Feasibility of Welcoming Cruise Ships
Technical studies assess if Veracruz's historic port can be adapted for modern cruise ships.
Mexico Hotel Boom Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Mexico City — Mexico’s hospitality industry is set for continued expansion, fueled by the upcoming...
Mexico Explores Unconventional Gas to Reduce U.S. Dependence
Mexico plans to develop its unconventional gas reserves to reduce reliance on U.S. imports.
UN Launches Protocol to Prevent Human Trafficking During Mexico’s World Cup
UN and partners launch protocol with hotline and training to combat human trafficking during Mexico's World Cup.