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U.S. expands sanctions against Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG)
The U.S. has sanctioned CJNG and its fuel theft network, targeting cartel-linked oil smuggling and freezing assets of key players.
Two new crocodile species discovered on islands off the coast of...
Each species is endemic to a small Caribbean island, and is likely not found anywhere else on Earth.
Sheinbaum administration promises a 40-hour workweek by 2030
The president said workers, unions, businesses and academics will convene throughout June to agree on a plan for implementing the reduced workweek.
Operations resume at Olmeca refinery after error causes work outage
An initial report shed light on the problems that shuttered the Tabasco refinery, as investigations into the incident continue.
Sheinbaum calls out ‘ignorance’ of rich and famous men: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum responded to remarks by Ricardo Salinas and other high-profile critics at her Thursday morning press conference.
Thousands march for a 40-hour workweek on International Workers’ Day
Mexico's unions showed up in force this Workers' Day in Mexico City.
Cancún celebrates sargassum-free beaches, as satellites show seaweed gathering off the coast
Riviera Maya is facing a record-breaking sargassum season in 2025, with authorities ramping up cleanup and containment.
Who is Mexico’s ‘Vice President’: Rosa Icela Rodríguez
As one of Mexico's most powerful politicians, what does the Interior Minister do — and why is it proving divisive?
With judicial elections approaching, Mexico struggles to vet candidates with criminal ties
Nonprofits have filed complaints alleging that at least 11 judicial candidates have narco or other criminal connections.
Mexico’s growing Indian community comes together after Kashmir terror attack
A deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, left 26 dead and sparked global condemnation and solidarity, including from Mexico.
New US tariff scheme gives Mexico’s auto industry ‘an additional comparative advantage,’ says Sheinbaum
Vehicles assembled in Mexico will still be subject to U.S. tariffs, although the rate is lower than the full 25% because U.S. content in those vehicles will not be taxed.
