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Puebla thieves make off with a million pesos from a currency...
Social media addicts are comparing the heist to the streaming hit "La Casa de Papel," but there's a twist: It was the second such caper at the same business in less than a month.
Inside the massive cheating scandal shaking UNAM, Mexico’s top university
Enrollment for the fall semester has been suspended after it was found that nearly half of entrance exam takers may have cheated, using AI, leaked tests or other tricks.
Rain hampers cleanup of a hazardous chemical spill after a train...
The derailment, which spilled 59,000 liters of sodium hydrosulfide, involved Ferromex, the largest train network in Mexico, and its parent company Grupo México, one of the biggest copper producers in the world.
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US resumes cattle imports from Mexico, with plans to reduce screwworm danger
Both sides praised Mexican ranchers for bringing the parasite under enough control to resume exports, a win for Mexican ranchers who need the U.S. market, and for U.S. ranchers who've struggled with low herd counts.
Mexico in Numbers: Internet use hits record high, but rural gap persists
How connected is Mexico? Internet use in Mexico reached a record 86.1% in 2025 — but a stark urban-rural divide and state-by-state disparities remain.
MND Local: Miss Universe Mexico and what else is new in Los Cabos during...
The Miss Universe Mexico pageant is coming to Los Cabos this summer, along with several other high-profile events and the premiere of a new ultra-luxury resort.
At the Central American and Caribbean Games, powerhouse Mexico builds for the 2028 Olympics
At the century-old, IOC-sanctioned regional games, more than 6,000 athletes from 37 countries and territories are competing in 40 sports in Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic.
Mexico gets favorable ruling in Vulcan trade accord violation case — but it’s far from over
An arbitration panel let Mexico off the hook for US $1.53 billion in damages sought by a company whose operations in Quntana Roo were deemed to have been shut down illegally. Details of the eight years old case are yet to be made public.
CFE: Power outages reduced by nearly 40% since 2024
The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) reported that power outages fell 39% during the first half of 2026 compared to the same period in 2024, attributed to a “historic investment” in the expansion and modernization of the country’s transmission and distribution networks.
MND Local: Balancing preservation and growth in Puerto Vallarta
From helping endangered sea turtle hatchlings reach the sea to beach quality issues, Puerto Vallarta is keeping a focus on its natural environment even as the city continues to grow.
Mexico’s export revenue is up by 25% this year
Mexico's export revenue increased 24.6% annually in the first six months of 2026 to reach a record high of US $389.72 billion, according to the national statistics agency INEGI.
