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Fire damages 108 stall in Acapulco’s Central Market
Officials identified a short circuit as the possible cause of the worst blaze to hit the market since 2023.
Under pressure from Trump on cartels, Sheinbaum turns spotlight on US...
Responding to Trump's call for Mexico to do more against cartels, Sheinbaum posed a pointed question of her own about drug use, money laundering and weapons north of the border.
As Puerto Vallarta grows, officials weigh crocodile relocation plan
Moving the reptiles is only a possibility at this point, but the discussion has arisen after weeks of increased sightings, a fatal croc attack, and 11 dead crocodiles, at the very least two of them at the hands of human beings.
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CFE’s ‘Project Oasis’ aims to bring solar power to an energy-challenged region of Baja...
The project could be something of a breakthrough not only for residents of the Mulegé zone but for the nation, as the CFE takes a step toward alternative solutions such as green hydrogen and energy storage.
MND Local: Xochimilco neighborhoods go dry in September
Xochimilco is observing ley seca, Pope Leo XIV has declared a Jubilee Year for Mexico City, and a new boutique hotel has opened with views of the Ángel de la Independencia, writes Drew Pittock.
Morelos issues arrest warrant in Spanish exchange student’s murder
State authorities are asking for help with the phrase "If you recognize him, report him," as their government is coming under scrutiny for a slow emergency medical reposnse to the stabbing.
Women farmers in Oaxaca, Guerrero report catastrophic drought
Two farming associations called on state and federal authorities to declare a climate emergency in drought-affected areas of Oaxaca and Guerrero and establish programs aimed at guaranteeing food sovereignty and supporting female farmers.
The Mexican Navy’s at-sea cocaine seizures are up nearly 50% this year
The Navy announced that it has seized 37.9 tonnes of cocaine so far this year compared to 25.7 tonnes in 2025, and has also confiscated dozens of vessels linked to illicit activity and arrested more than 80 suspects.
State of democracy improved in Mexico in 2025 as region showed signs of deterioration
According to the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), Mexico's score improved in the categories of rule of law and participation; however, it remains among the bottom-scoring countries in three out of the four categories measured.
Quintana Roo passes ‘Nicole’s Law,’ banning cosmetic surgery for minors
The reform is named after Paloma Nicole Arellano, who died after undergoing elective cosmetic surgery when she was only 14 years old. Her state, Durango, last year became the first to enact the ban.
In Grito, President Sheinbaum celebrates migrants, women insurgents and the dignity of Mexico’s diverse peoples
A selection of Mexico's independence heroines and heroes, the nation's Indigenous and Afro-Mexican people and Mexicans living abroad were all wished long life (¡viva!) by Sheinbaum during the 216th Cry of Independence on Tuesday night from the National Palace.
