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‘Pay de Limón’ bill seeks to classify animal abuse as serious...
The initiative also requires authorities to thoroughly investigate crimes against animals and guarantees medical care, rehabilitation and protection for abused animals.
Colima beaches evacuated as Hurricane Priscilla gains strength off Pacific coast
Priscilla — which is expected to become a Category 2 hurricane in the coming days — is bringing rain to much of mainland Mexico and gusty winds along the Pacific coast.
Mexico’s week in review: Security challenges and cooperation as Sheinbaum wraps...
Other headlines included Mexicans in trouble abroad, a new migrant caravan and the expansion of seed banks to preserve traditional corn varieties.
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The MND News Quiz of the Week: October 4th
Satellites, spaceports and stereotypes: Have you been paying attention to the news this week?
Puerto Vallarta will get a new ‘first world’ electric transport system, with air conditoning...
The new electric buses will offering passengers a new route from Puerto Vallarta's city center to its Ixtapa district.
Annual Oct. 2 march turns violent, leaving 94 police and 29 others injured
Unlike the tragedy being remembered on its 57th anniversary, the violence came not from the authorities but from a black-clad and masked mob of 350, armed with clubs and incendiary weapons.
Sheinbaum calls for immediate return of Mexicans detained by Israel
Six Mexicans who joined the Gaza-bound flotilla are in Israeli custody after being detained on Wednesday.
A new migrant caravan is heading north from Chiapas, but it’s not US-bound
Trump's treatment of immigrants and asylum-seekers has discouraged refugees from trying to get to the United States. Now they head for Mexico City instead.
New rules for hazardous material transport announced in wake of deadly CDMX tanker explosion
While the federal changes focus on LP gas, Mexico City announced new standards for moving a wide variety of dangerous substances.
Scientists discovered a new species of firefly in Mexico City. Can you help name it?
Mexico ranks second in the world for firefly diversity, with about 300 documented species (17 of them in Mexico City), though they face mounting threats such as light pollution, climate change and habitat loss.
Remittances to Mexico fall 8.3% in August, marking 5th consecutive monthly decline
Total income from remittances — money that helps millions of Mexican families make ends meet — is on track to decline in 2025 for the first time in more than a decade.
