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Nuevo León Congress wants polluting steel plants out of Monterrey
A plant operated by the company Ternium, located close to the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, has been found to negatively impact air quality and respiratory and cardiovascular health.
Remittances to Mexico slide for 4th month running
It is the first time since 2013 that Mexico's income from remittances has declined on an annual basis during four consecutive months.
Competition with a cause: Mexico hosts its first tree-planting tournament
Injecting an element of competition into a a pro-environment act fostered awareness, encouraged participation, created publicity and got thousands of trees planted where they were needed.
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Poll: Majority of Mexicans think bilateral relationship with US is deteriorating
In a recent poll, 56% of respondents said that the Sheinbaum administration is doing badly or very badly at managing U.S. President Trump, while just 28% of those polled said it is doing well or very well.
Tropical Storm Lorena to bring heavy rain to 4 states before weekend landfall
An NHC bulletin warned that “additional strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours and Lorena could reach hurricane strength by Wednesday," with landfall predicted near Punta Abreojos, BCS, by Friday.
4.3-magnitude earthquake shakes Los Cabos
A 4.3-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of San José del Cabo at 3:18 p.m. on Monday, resulting in no significant material damage or injuries, according to the City Council.
Mexico’s jaguar population has jumped 33% since 2010
Mexico's jaguar population has jumped 33% from 2010, when the species was first labeled endangered. But it will have to double its 2010 numbers (from 4,000 to 8,000) to be safe from extinction.
‘We’re doing well and going to do better’: Sheinbaum delivers upbeat first government report
President Claudia Sheinbaum on Monday delivered her first annual government report in a 70-minute speech from the National Palace, exactly 11 months after she took office.
A pothole toppled 2 wheelchair racers mid-marathon. One fought back to claim 3rd place
Mexicans Alan Frías and Gonzalo Valdovino finished first and third in the wheelchair division of Mexico City's marathon, but Valdovino said that finishing third after his nasty fall "felt like first place."
Mexico says works created by AI cannot be granted copyright
The case reached the Supreme Court after Mexico's copyright office denied an application for an artwork created with an AI dubbed Leonardo, on the basis that it lacked human intervention.
Mexico’s new Supreme Court takes the bench
Six of the nine incoming justices, including incoming Chief Justice Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, have not previously served on the bench of the nation's highest court.
