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Ebrard hopes for US response on steel, aluminum and auto tariffs...
"We've already set out all the technical grounds about why what we're proposing is reasonable and fair," Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Monday. "Now it's in the hands of the U.S. authorities."
UN chairman brings missing persons crisis in Mexico before General Assembly...
The goal, the Chairman of the Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CED) Juan Pablo Albán said, is to provide support “for the adoption of preventive measures that will enable Mexico to tackle the crisis effectively.”
Mexicans Daniel Cruz and Valeria Juárez take home medals from World...
Nineteen-year-old Daniel Cruz is the first Mexican in 11 years to reach the final of a world junior championship in the under-60 kg kumite category.
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Public healthcare workers plan more protests this week to demand better pay and working...
In addition to organizing another march on Wednesday, Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) workers will hold a press conference this Tuesday at the same time as President Claudia Sheinbaum's morning presser at the National Palace.
Guadalajara unrest over water crisis intensifies as presumed infiltrators provoke violence
The protesters insisted that the perpetrators were not aligned with their demonstration, pointing out that they themselves had driven away groups of masked infiltrators and confiscated clubs and explosives from them.
Army detains ‘El Talibán’ and 4 others in Vizsla Silver kidnapping case
Back-to-back operations in El Rosario and Mazatlán over the weekend yielded arrests of alleged cartel members who are suspected of involvement in the kidnappings of 10 Vizsla Silver workers in January as well as four tourists in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, in February.
The deadly brain-eating amoeba that killed a Mérida man has now been detected in 6 artificial lakes
After the amoeba-caused death in September, authorities investigated nine artificial lakes in the Mérida area. Six of them in five locations tested positive for the parasite and have been closed.
Mexico’s week in review: Guadalajara water protest fallout, IMSS demands and another Pacific hurricane
As another hurricane bore down on the Pacific coast, the second week of October was defined by the fallout from Guadalajara's water protests and reports of stalled trade talks.
‘MND Hits the Streets’: A perspective from our CEO
Pop quiz: Who is Mexico’s president? Visitors to Mexico give their best guess, and their take on her, in the first episode of Mexico News Daily's new video series.
Mexico reduces fishing restriction area by 86% to focus on vaquitas’ known habitat
Though it may seem counterintuitive, the reduction in the Gulf's protective zone where gillnet fishing is banned is meant to increase protection of vaquitas by facilitating monitoring, while at the same time helping the local fishing community earn a living.
Rotting meat stench from US-backed screwworm fly plant triggers protests in Chiapas
Town residents are demanding the relocation of a plant that breeds sterile flies to fight the spread of a parasite that has disrupted Mexico-U.S. cattle trade since November 2024.
