MND_NEWS
Mexico arrests alleged mastermind behind Ecuadorian presidential candidate’s assassination
Mexican security officials announced Wednesday that the accused Ecuadorian crime boss had been arrested in Mexico City's Polanco neighborhood.
Mexico joins global aid effort with first vessel leaving for Cuba...
Mexico's participation as key, the convoy coordinator said, since Mexico is “the most symbolic, powerful, strong and proactive country in its solidarity with the Cuban people.”
Sheinbaum targets natural gas production as next step in energy sovereignty...
Sheinbaum marked the 88th anniversary of Mexico's oil expropriation with a new goal: ending the country's dependence on imported natural gas.
BETA Version - Powered by Perplexity
USMCA trade deal negotiations formally kick off in Washington
The review was built into NAFTA's successor to ensure its efficacy moving forward, but some of Trump's comments and actions have cast doubt on the North America free trade pact's very survival.
Mexico’s monarch butterfly population is up more than 60% over last year, inspiring cautious...
Mexico's monarch butterflies are rebounding with colonies grew 64% this winter — but conservationists warn the iconic species is still far from safe.
US border officials seize 39 pythons being smuggled into Mexico in a tractor
It was the third such incident since last November, during which period 11 parrots were discovered being smuggled into the U.S. and in February two valuable parakeets.
Riviera Maya battles an earlier-than-expected sargassum season
Not only did the sargassum season start early this year, but a record accumulation of the noxious seaweed lurks out in the Atlantic, ready to drift onto the beaches of the Mexican Caribbean.
5 killed in Pemex oil refinery fire
Pemex said that heavy rain caused an "overflow of oily water," which accumulated outside the perimeter fence of the refinery and subsequently ignited, killing five workers, one of whom was a direct employee of the state oil company.
MND Local: Is Guadalajara facing a looming water crisis?
The city has been beset with water management issues for decades, now these problems threaten the water supply of one of Mexico's most important cities.
No tape, no guards: How did reporters access El Mencho’s home after the military operation?
Among the people who entered a house that is said to have been the CJNG leader's final hideout were journalists from the newspapers Milenio and El Universal, who found what appears to reveal the cartel's monthly operating expenses.
More than 1,300 Mexicans have been evacuated from the war-torn Middle East
Mexican embassies in the region are supporting citizens by arranging commercial flights through safe open airspace as well as helping with the logistics of land travel.
