Mexico Spent Over $250 Million in 2025 to Cover Losses of Military-Run Companies
The federal government allocated more than 5 billion pesos to offset losses at military-run businesses including the Tren Maya.
Politics
Former Mayor Lili Campos Linked to Animalandia Maya Operation Raided by Authorities
A former mayor's 2022 permit allowed Animalandia Maya to operate until 2025, despite animal cruelty complaints.
Movimiento Ciudadano Eyes Five Quintana Roo Municipalities in 2027 Elections, Says State Leader
Movimiento Ciudadano aims to win five municipalities in Quintana Roo in 2027, including Felipe Carrillo Puerto and Cozumel.
How ‘American Cartels’ Operate: The Criminal Networks Thriving Inside the US
Despite US narratives blaming foreign cartels, domestic gangs with 1.4 million members dominate drug distribution within the country.
First Repatriation Flight Lands at Tulum Airport With Over 150 Mexicans
A plane carrying 155 Mexican nationals deported from Arizona landed at Tulum International Airport on Friday.
Maya Communities Accuse INAH of Broken Promises After First Dialogue Meeting
Maya communities from Pisté and Telchaquillo held a first dialogue with INAH but remain skeptical due to past unfulfilled promises.
Mexican Court Blocks Extradition of ‘El Jardinero,’ Alleged Successor of ‘El Mencho’
A federal judge in Toluca halted the extradition of Audias Flores Silva, known as 'El Jardinero,' pending an amparo appeal.
Mexican Labor Party Seeks to End Unauthorized Bank Account Freezes
The PT proposes requiring a judicial order before the UIF can freeze bank accounts, citing constitutional rights.
Businessman Warns Suspension of Sacred Maya Journey Will Hurt Quintana Roo Tourism
Carlos Constandse says the cancellation of the Sacred Maya Journey damages not only Xcaret but the entire state's tourism industry.
Standard & Poor’s Gives Quintana Roo Its Highest Credit Rating Ever
S&P upgraded Quintana Roo's credit rating to mxAA, citing fiscal discipline and financial independence.