CIBanco Liquidation Faces 1.85 Billion Pesos in Legal Disputes
CIBanco's liquidation has paid 89% of depositors but faces lawsuits totaling 1.85 billion pesos.
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Quintana Roo Captures 20% of Mexico’s Tourism Investment Portfolio
Quintana Roo accounts for 20% of Mexico's $42.5 billion tourism investment portfolio, leading all states.
Private Schools in Mexico Defy SEP, Vow to Continue Classes Until July 15
Private schools in Mexico will ignore SEP's shortened calendar, keeping classes until July 15 as planned.
Mexico and Australia Dismantle International Child Sexual Exploitation Network
Two men face trial in Mexico after a coordinated operation with Australian police dismantled a global child exploitation ring.
Mercado Pago Outage Hits Thousands of Users Across Mexico
Mercado Pago suffered a widespread outage on Wednesday night, affecting users in Mexico and other countries.
El Chapo Blames Mexican Government for Violent Crimes in Letter to New York Court
Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán says he 'did no harm' and holds Mexican authorities responsible for violence.
US State Department Reviews All 53 Mexican Consulates in the United States
The US State Department is reviewing all 53 Mexican consulates in the US, CBS News reports, potentially ordering closures.
Women’s Care Coalition Rejects Early End to School Year in Mexico
A coalition of women's groups opposes Mexico's decision to end the school year early, citing care burdens.
Mexico Rejects Including ‘Searching Mother’ Term in Human Rights Defender Law
Mexico refuses to add 'searching mother' to its human rights defender law despite an Inter-American Court order.
Mexico Moves Up School Year End Date for 2026 World Cup
Mexico's school year will end June 5 instead of July 15 due to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.