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Sheinbaum also discussed a proposed Mexico-U.S. trade deal and her experience at the G7 Summit in Canada.
Security forces shut down clandestine oil refinery in Veracruz
Officials also seized 1.2 million liters of stolen fuel in Nuevo León, as the government steps up the fight against fuel trafficking.
Villahermosa residents protest National Olmec Museum in beloved Tomás Garrido Park
Construction of the National Olmec Museum would occupy the grounds of the Tomás Garrido Park in Villahermosa, relocating the park's Olmec monuments and potentially killing the city's "green lung."
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Irregularities trigger recount in troubled Veracruz elections
The June 1 Veracruz election, with both state and judiciary ballots, was troubled from the beginning, with the campaign marred by violence.
Governors of northeastern states agree to team up against border region insecurity
Repatriated immigrants are a rich source of crime victims near the border. Tamaulipas, Coahuila and Nuevo León want to work together to deal with the resulting rise in insecurity.
National Beach Cleanup Strategy aims to eliminate plastic pollution
The new environmental plan kicked off Thursday with a national beach cleanup day, in honor of World Environment Day.
Chedraui grocery chain announces 3.5B peso expansion in Tamaulipas
Chedraui plans for Tamaulipas include 13 new stores and plans to create over 6,400 jobs.
Five-member norteña band reported missing in Reynosa
The young musicians' Sunday night disappearance puts them in with almost 130,000 missing people in Mexico. Their families hope they won't be on the list for long.
Drilling in the Gulf of Mexico is endangering one of the world’s rarest whales
A new report estimates that offshore gas and oil activities in the Gulf could kill nine Rice’s whales (of which there are fewer than 100) and harm hundreds of sea turtles over the next 45 years.
The unbelievable origins of Mexican baseball
With two professional leagues in-country and nearly 150 players sent to the MLB, Mexico has left an indelible mark on baseball. That's quite an achievement for a game that may have arrived not just with foreigners but with an invading army.
US suspends livestock imports from Mexico over screwworm infestations
The USDA suspended imports after the pest was detected in Oaxaca and Veracruz, drawing protests from Mexican officials.
Mayoral candidate and 3 supporters killed in Veracruz
Morena and Green Party mayoral candidate Yesenia Lara Gutiérrez Lara was vying to win the mayorship of Texistepec, in southern Veracruz, on June 1.
Mexico sues Google over ‘Gulf of America’ renaming
Sheinbaum said the U.S. can only rename places within its own territorial waters — a 12-mile-wide strip along the U.S. coastline.
