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Sighted and blind fish share the same cave in Tamaulipas —...
A new study presents the genetic evidence of how some underground fish lose their sight and others don't. Either way, Mexico's cenote populations are well-equipped to survive with the amount of light available to them, if any.
Remittances to Mexico rebound after declining throughout 2025
Mexico's remittance income hit record highs in March and in the first quarter of the year, a welcome development after inflows declined 4.6% annually in 2025.
Updated NOAA tool delivers daily sargassum risk reports
With the latest updates, NOAA is now able to provide daily reports with a resolution of one kilometer. Previously, these reports were issued on a weekly basis with a resolution of five kilometers.
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CDMX authorities arrest 4 after discovering nearly US $1M in marijuana hidden in egg...
Thanks to Samuel, a drug-sniffing dog, Mexico City police found 1,278 kg of marijuana hidden inside at least 80 boxes of egg cartons, leading to four arrests.
Pemex bleeds US $2.6B in Q1 despite government bailout and rising oil prices
A 5.2% increase in the price of the Mexican crude mix (mezcla mexicana) that Pemex exports could not offset the near-40% decline in barrels shipped abroad.
An earthquake drill is set for Wednesday, May 6. Here’s what to expect
The recurring drills, usually focused on states most likely to suffer damage in the event of a quake, are meant to promote a culture of preparedness. Here's what you need to know about Wednesday's drill.
President Sheinbaum and Gov. Lezama inaugurate Cancún’s new Nichupté bridge
The famed Caribbean coast resort's long-awaited Puente Nichupté connecting the city to the hotel zone is open for use, saving commuters as much as an hour.
Mexico City is sinking faster than ever, new NASA data reveals
After centuries of draining the lake water around it and overexploiting its remaining aquifer, Mexico City is sinking from its own weight, with little underneath to hold it up.
Yeraldine Bonilla Valverde sworn in as interim governor of Sinaloa
The northern state of Sinaloa has a new governor after Rubén Rocha Moya stepped down on Friday night in the wake of U.S. charges of drug trafficking and ties to the Sinaloa Cartel.
5.6-magnitude earthquake shakes Oaxaca
Oaxaca officials said no damage was reported despite the magnitude of the temblor, confirming that a review to analyze possible impacts on infrastructure and basic services had been carried out in all 570 municipalities of the state.
Mexico’s week in review: A spy scandal and a governor’s indictment put Mexican sovereignty at center stage
This week in Mexico, two U.S. crises tested Sheinbaum's sovereignty doctrine as new data revealed that the economy contracted in Q1 — here are this week's top stories.
