Mexican Senate Approves Entry of U.S. Navy SEALs for Joint Training
Mexico's Senate authorized 19 U.S. Navy SEALs to enter for joint training exercises with the Mexican Navy in Campeche.
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Mexico's Senate authorized 19 U.S. Navy SEALs to enter for joint training exercises with the Mexican Navy in Campeche.
INE voter ID demand grows 5-8% in Quintana Roo as biometric CURP project advances nationally.
Business group warns of automated tax audits, urges companies to review accounting to avoid penalties.
Measles outbreak in Mexico has killed 28 people, with officials urging vaccination to control the spread.
A Quintana Roo search collective is conducting a week-long campaign in Mérida to locate missing persons.
Excessive technology use is displacing physical activity among children in Quintana Roo's urban areas.
Quintana Roo has confirmed 10 measles cases, doubling from last week, with all patients discharged and recovering at home.
Mexico's Senate approved reforms to gradually reduce the workweek from 48 to 40 hours by 2030.
Cuba's airports risk shutdown due to fuel shortages, prompting emergency aid from Mexico and China.
Over 300 dairy farmers in Quintana Roo will supply milk to a new pasteurization plant in Campeche starting this spring.