Mexico Approves Tourism Law Reforms to Combat Child Sex Tourism Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Mexico passes reforms requiring ID checks at hotels and transport to fight child exploitation during the 2026 World Cup.
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Tsotsil Artisans Demand Over 500,000 Pesos in Unpaid Wages from Fashion Promoter
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Sheinbaum Claims Mexico Is ‘Most Democratic Country in the World’ Amid International Report Downgrade
President Claudia Sheinbaum made the claim as a global democracy report reclassified Mexico as an electoral autocracy.
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Guide to Mexico's 2026 profit-sharing obligations for workers and companies.
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Mexico Sends Stronger Diplomatic Letter to US Over Migrant Death in ICE Custody
Mexico demands thorough investigation after 19-year-old Mexican dies in ICE custody, as migrant rights group reports corruption at southern border.
AI Platform Fíctica Reimagines Popol Vuh Reading Experience at Yucatán Book Fair
A new AI platform lets readers interact with the Popol Vuh through real-time conversations and decision-making.