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Trump announces new US tariffs on Mexican… beer
Mexico didn't end up on Donald Trump's "liberation day" list of enemy countries, although the U.S. did impose tariffs on a surprising Mexican item: beer in cans.
Amid worsening air quality, Mexico City’s mayor pledges to lower emissions
As Mexico City enters its fourth environmental contingency alert since January, Mayor Clara Brugada and the private sector signed an accord to improve the city’s notoriously poor air quality.
Ecobici operator fined for failing to maintain its bike fleet in the...
Broken seats, loose chains, flat tires, faulty brakes and broken pedals are common complaints from users of Mexico City's popular public bicycle network.
Six months in, President Sheinbaum’s approval rating remains sky high
The March poll conducted by El Financiero detected an 83% approval rating for Sheinbaum, down two points compared to the 85% result in February.
US revokes visas of Mexican band who paid homage to cartel boss ‘El Mencho’
The band Los Alegres del Barranco is at the center of a heated controversy after paying tribute to notorious drug lord Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera Cervantes during a recent concert.
Homeland Security Secretary outlines Trump’s ‘wishlist’ for Mexico to sidestep tariffs
The list of requests was presented to President Sheinbaum by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who suggested Mexico may still be able to avoid tariffs before Wednesday.
UNAM designs a ‘supertortilla’ to fight malnutrition in Mexico
According to federal data, over 18% of Mexicans lack access to quality nutritional food, while obesity and diabetes are prevalent in Mexico.
Navy seizes over 17 million liters of stolen fuel in double ‘huachicol’ busts
Two separate operations netted enough stolen diesel and hydrocarbons to represent one of Mexico’s biggest fuel theft busts over the past decade.
Junk food ban goes into effect in Mexican schools
Chicharrones, hot dogs and juice boxes are a few of the items that will no longer be welcome in Mexican public and private schools.
Suspect arrested in case of Tulum security chief’s assassination
The state attorney general said "El Rayo" acted on the instructions of a criminal leader from the northern state of Tamaulipas.
Sargassum is back: Riviera Maya sees major increase in seaweed on beaches
After a reprieve in 2024, the amount of sargassum seaweed washing ashore in Quintana Roo is on the rise again.
