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What’s next for Mexico’s growing rail system? Officials share advances in...
Construction is expected to begin this month on lines connecting Saltillo and Monterrey to the U.S. border.
Opposition formally accuses AMLO’s ex-interior minister of ties to Tabasco crime...
One of ex-President López Obrador's closest allies is tangled up in a corruption scandal with roots in the pair's home state of Tabasco.
It’s official: June was the rainiest month ever recorded in Mexico
The June numbers are the highest the country has seen since Conagua began recording monthly rainfall totals in 1941.
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No damages reported from tsunami effects; 8 ports remain closed
The president ruled out damages but warned of rising sea levels along Mexico’s Pacific coast after an 8.8-magnitude earthquake in Russia prompted a tsunami warning on Wednesday morning.
Not just in CDMX: Oaxaca announces aerial cable car network to boost transportation and...
Oaxaca is following the leads of Mexico CIty and México state by offering aerial cable cars to move locals and tourists to and from key points in the metropolitan area.
MND Local: San Miguel de Allende news roundup
July brought expanded tourism, the Guanajuato International Film Festival and heavy rains to San Miguel de Allende.
What is Mexico’s new biometric CURP and is it obligatory?
There is significant controversy about the creation of a new identity document (CURP) that contains biometric data. Here's what you need to know.
Puerto Vallarta rated third-safest city in Mexico
When it comes to residents' perception of their city's public safety, Puerto Vallarta ranks right up there with some of the wealthiest urban areas in the nation.
Swipe before you swim: New Playas MX app helps beachgoers avoid contaminated waters
Launched earlier this month, Playas MX is a new smartphone application designed to provide real-time updates on seawater quality at 289 beaches in 17 coastal states.
Affordable housing movement in CDMX gains ground with third anti-gentrification march
Around 200 people participated in an anti-gentrification march in Mexico City on Saturday, the third such protest in the capital this month.
A year after El Mayo’s capture, Sinaloa’s capital is seen as Mexico’s most dangerous city
A survey of Culiacán residents found that a staggering 90.8% of them feel their city is unsafe, more than double the figure from a year ago and higher than any other urban area in Mexico
