Mexico’s Public Debt Reaches 18.6 Trillion Pesos, Equivalent to 49.8% of GDP
Mexico's public debt stands at 18.6 trillion pesos, representing 49.8% of GDP, according to the latest government report.
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Mexico's public debt stands at 18.6 trillion pesos, representing 49.8% of GDP, according to the latest government report.
Mexican employers' federation urges balance between cultural preservation and economic development.
Viva Aerobus launches Cancún-Acapulco flights April 2, connecting two popular Mexican tourist destinations.
Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua — Cross-border marriages in Ciudad Juárez declined in 2025, with many involving...
Mexico City — Claudia Curiel de Icaza, Mexico's Secretary of Culture, presented the progress on...
Mexico — The Spring Break 2026 season, characterized by the arrival of thousands of young...
Mexico City — The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources has denied that the Mexican...
U.S. House passes law blocking port access to ships using a Mexican terminal, escalating a dispute over a protected area.
Yucatán Cultural Week returns to Mexico City's Palacio de los Deportes from May 8-17 with free admission, featuring food, crafts,…
Mexico and Portugal played a goalless draw in the Azteca Stadium reopening, overshadowed by a fan's fatal fall.
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