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Record levels of sargassum could invade Quintana Roo beaches this summer
With millions of metric tons of seaweed floating in the Atlantic, the sargassum starting to pile up on Quintana Roo beaches is just the beginning.
Governors of northeastern states agree to team up against border region...
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.
US Supreme Court throws out Mexican lawsuit against gunmakers
The sellers responsible for the 'iron river' of firearms that flows from the U.S. to Mexico's cartels cannot be blamed for what the guns are used for, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled.
US embassy debunks viral ‘narco-politician’ list
The United States Embassy in Mexico denounced as "false" a supposed U.S. government statement that purported to identify various "political leaders in Mexico with ties to drug cartels."
Tropical Storm Barbara could take form off the Guerrero coast this week
Though the chances of the low-pressure system developing into a hurricane are low, it has the potential to dump potentially dangerous amounts of rain on Mexico's Pacific Coast.
What’s news in San Miguel de Allende?
Infrastructure updates, the city's first Marriott and a global mathlete are just some of the latest pieces of news out of San Miguel de Allende.
Coca-Cola Mexico returns more than 4 million cubic meters of unused water
The soda bottler, often criticized for its water use, is one of several companies participating in the return of unused water from its concessions, and plans to become “water neutral” by 2030.
Remittances to Mexico decline 12%, the biggest drop in over a decade
Banxico reported on Monday that remittances totaled US $4.76 billion in April, down from $5.41 billion in April 2024, the biggest year-over-year drop since September 2012.
Mexico City faces worst flooding in years, with more rain on the way
The rainfall reached a whopping 45 liters per square meter in parts of Mexico City on Monday night, prompting Mayor Clara Brugada to declare that the city “had not seen a storm of this magnitude since 2017.”
After a beer truck overturned in Tamaulipas, locals helped themselves
The lust for lager was so frenzied that law enforcement personnel were unable to keep a crowd of local people from helping themselves to the overturned truck's cargo.
