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Drought paralyzes northern states’ water deliveries to US: ‘No one is...
In the past five years, Mexico has sent less than 30% of the water required by a 1944 treaty with the U.S., in good part because resources are increasingly scarce.
DOJ returns 13 convicted nationals to Mexico, highlighting cost savings
The 13 Mexicans were handed over by U.S. authorities at the border between El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, and subsequently transferred to a prison in Nayarit.
US announces 21% tariff on Mexican tomatoes starting July
Nearly 100% of Mexico's tomato exports go to the United States, generating over US $2.56 billion in annual revenue.
Whooping cough outbreak prompts new alert from health officials
There have been so far this year 133 confirmed cases in Mexico of the respiratory disease, which can be fatal for very young children.
Mexico announces plan to build 1.1M new homes by the end of Sheinbaum’s term
As housing prices have skyrocketed around the country, the government is aiming to boost new home construction and increasing access to government-backed home loans.
UNAM: Mexico’s last remaining glaciers likely to disappear within 5 years
For years, Mexico’s glaciers have clung to existence against the odds. Now a leading researcher says their time is almost up.
94-year-old Guadalajara Cartel founder ‘Don Neto’ released in Mexico
The "Narcos: Mexico" capo is still wanted in the U.S. for a DEA agent’s murder.
Mexico scrambles to boost US water deliveries ahead of next year’s USMCA treaty review
Northern states could see their water resources seized by the federal government as it strives to find water to send to the U.S.
Tigers rescued in Sinaloa’s ‘Golden Triangle’ arrive at their new home
The tigers were rescued in northern Mexico's Golden Triangle, a mountainous region controlled by the Sinaloa Cartel.
Trump administration seeks to revoke US visas of all ‘narcocorrido’ singers
The recent plight of the Mexican group Los Alegres del Barranco may be a precursor as U.S. officials warn of free speech "consequences."
Sheinbaum turns her gaze toward Latin America at CELAC summit in Honduras
The Mexican president's speech at the summit of the 33-nation bloc came at a time when the U.S. is increasingly seen as an unreliable trade partner.
