U.S. Warns Latin America It Is Ready to Launch Solo Offensive Against Drug Cartels
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says Washington will act alone if necessary to combat cartels.
Politics
Playa del Carmen Officials Deny Construction Permits for Mamitas Beach Club Project
Municipal authorities say no formal construction requests exist for a controversial real estate development at Mamitas Beach Club.
Inter-American Court Backs Mexico’s Strategy Against Illicit Arms Trafficking
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has issued an advisory opinion supporting Mexico's stance on regulating firearms commerce.
Quintana Roo Lawmakers Propose AI Image Regulations That Could Limit Satire of Officials
A proposed law in Quintana Roo would regulate AI-generated images, potentially restricting satire and criticism of public officials.
President Sheinbaum Confirms Construction of Gulf Corridor Highway Linking Yucatan Peninsula to Northern Border
Mexico will build a four-lane highway connecting the Yucatan Peninsula to the northern border as part of a major infrastructure…
ANIPA Installs New Municipal Committee in Tulum, Aims for Indigenous Affairs Office
ANIPA installed a new municipal committee in Tulum to push for an Indigenous affairs office.
Mexican Customs Chief Accused of Early Campaigning in Quintana Roo
Rafael Marín Mollinedo is accused of holding promotional events with giveaways ahead of the 2027 gubernatorial race.
Tourism Official Calls for Transparency on Cruise Ship Fund for Mahahual
A Quintana Roo tourism official urges authorities to disclose cruise ship fund details for Mahahual.
Texas tightens border security after US-Iran strikes
Laredo, Texas — Texas has intensified security measures along its border with Mexico following weekend...
U.S. troops begin training in Mexico under new agreement
Mexico City — A group of 12 U.S. military personnel from the 7th Special Forces...