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Maya Train gets final approval for a new freight terminal in...
The green light from the Environment Ministry means land-clearing can begin on the new freight teminal, which will involve removing 260 hectares of jungle.
Threat of US immigration raids forces cancellation of Chicago’s Mexican Independence...
The Trump administration has threatened major anti-immigrant action in Chicago, the city with the third-largest Mexican and Mexican American population in the U.S.
Federal forces quickly rescue 2 security agents kidnapped by gang members
Three suspects were arreted in the kidnapping that took place in the state of Michoacán, with one reportedly confessing to be a member of the CJNG cartel.
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Heavy rains and flood risk continue in much of Mexico after Lorena veers away...
The remnants of Hurricane Lorena together with the monsoon are setting up large swaths of the country for a rainy, stormy weekend.
Navy vessels resume sargassum collection off the Tulum coast
Meanwhile in Cancún, the city's beaches have now received nearly four times as much seaweed this year as they did in all of 2024.
US seizes over 300 metric tons of meth precursor chemicals bound for Mexico
The U.S. seized the shipment Chinese-made chemcials at sea en route to Mexico.
Hurricane Lorena lashes Los Cabos as it nears the peninsula
Having strengthened to a Category 1 hurricane overnight, Lorena is dumping heavy rain on the Baja California Peninsula and may make landfall Friday morning.
State official and former mayor killed by gunfire on Guerrero highway
Hossein Nabor Guillén had served as mayor of Tixtla before joining Governor Evelyn Salgado's cabinet in Guerrero, a state where political violence is frequent and often committed with impunity.
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.
