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Fight against screwworm ramps up with reopening of sterile fly plant...
Sterile flies were key to Mexico's past success in exterminating screwworm. Now that the pest is back, the US is offering $21 million to reopen the production facility.
US sanctions CJNG leaders, citing TikTok influencer’s murder
People in the United States are now blocked from any transaction involving property that the five sanctioned cartel leaders have an interest in.
Security forces shut down clandestine oil refinery in Veracruz
Officials also seized 1.2 million liters of stolen fuel in Nuevo León, as the government steps up the fight against fuel trafficking.
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El Chapo’s former lawyer wins judgeship in Chihuahua
As authorities debated how to vet judicial candidates, a former Sinaloa Cartel lawyer was elected to preside over a local criminal court near Ciudad Juárez.
After rapid intensification, Hurricane Erick makes landfall in Oaxaca as a Category 3 storm
No injuries or loss of life have been reported so far, though beachfront areas of Puerto Escondido saw extensive damage as the storm passed by offshore.
Is sargassum a problem today along the Quintana Roo coast? Yes and no
Even with all the gloomy predictions of a sargassum invasion, there are some Riviera Maya beaches, including in Cancún, that are sargassum-free this summer.
Hurricane Erick gaining strength as it heads for Guerrero and Oaxaca coasts
The Category 2 hurricane is expected to make landfall somewhere between Acapulco and the Oaxaca city of San Pedro Mixtepec on Wednesday night.
Mexico-Canada relations take center stage during Sheinbaum’s G7 visit
Both President Sheinbaum and Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized their support for the USMCA and said they were interested in the idea of holding a trilateral meeting that included Trump.
Jalisco considers temporary marriage contracts to reduce divorce court burden
The initiative would allow couples to enter marriage contracts lasting two to five years. At the end of the term, couples could renew the contract or let it dissolve automatically.
From hospitals to water plants, big infrastructure projects promised in Baja California Sur
President Sheinbaum's recent Los Cabos visit brought news to residents of new and stalled infrastructure projects she promised to expedite. Meanwhile, the Fonatur roundabout project got a cash infusion.
Villahermosa residents protest National Olmec Museum in beloved Tomás Garrido Park
Construction of the National Olmec Museum would occupy the grounds of the Tomás Garrido Park in Villahermosa, relocating the park's Olmec monuments and potentially killing the city's "green lung."
