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Mexican health authorities recall a popular Colgate toothpaste
Consumers had been reporting adverse reactions after using Colgate Total Clean Mint, leading Mexican health authorities to remove it from the market.
Mexico adds record 1.26 million formal jobs in July as gig...
The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) reported that 1.353 million formal sector jobs were created between January and July, an increase of 6.1% since the end of 2024.
Migrant caravan of 300 departs Tapachula, but not for the US
Unlike many previous migrant caravans, the group of foreigners who began their journey from Tapachula, Chiapas, on Wednesday is aiming to end their journey in Mexico City.
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MND Local: Los Cabos news roundup
Nudity, vendor crackdowns and blue flags are all hot topics in a beachy collection of local stories in Los Cabos and La Paz.
More than one-third of Mexico’s schoolchildren are overweight or obese
According to an ongoing government study, the states with the highest rates of overweight in children are Campeche (56%), Quintana Roo (52%) and Tabasco (51%).
Federal prosecutor fatally attacked in Reynosa
Ernesto Cuitláhuac Vázquez Reyna came under attack on Monday evening while traveling alone in a black Cadillac SUV on the Miguel Hidalgo Boulevard in Reynosa.
Mexico asks US to extradite former daycare owner convicted of manslaughter
The co-owner of ABC Daycare Center, where a fire in 2009 claimed the lives of 49 young children and babies, was a fugitive in the United States until her recent arrest in Arizona.
Sailboat carrying US $381M in drugs from Mexico intercepted in French Polynesia
French Polynesia’s vast maritime zone comprises 5.5 million square kilometers, making it a popular route for traffickers to ship their drugs from South American and Mexican sources to the Australian market.
Remittances to Mexico plummet 16.2% in June, the biggest drop in over a decade
The double-digit drop was the most of any June on record, bringing the annual decline in remittances in the first half of 2025 to nearly US $2B.
Post-AMLO, Mexican household income is up and inequality is slightly down
The survey, which covered the end of Peña Nieto's term plus all of AMLO's, attributed the income gains to minimum wage increases, social programs and the growth of formal employment.
What’s next for Mexico’s growing rail system? Officials share advances in Nuevo León, Guadalajara, SLP, Sinaloa and more
Construction is expected to begin this month on lines connecting Saltillo and Monterrey to the U.S. border.
