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Flooding and landslides in Xalapa leave 2 dead, dozens of homes...
Intense rains on Monday and Tuesday in the capital of Veracruz caused damage in 43 neighborhoods and affected at least 60 homes, according to initial government reports.
MND Local San Miguel de Allende: Investments, golf, midwives and a...
San Miguel de Allende has seen a flurry of recent news, from the opening of the country's first midwifery center to reservoir cleanup efforts, golf course opposition and an announced reduction in violent crime.
Hurricane Polo hits the Sonora coast after making landfall and crossing...
Based on press reports and preliminary statements from authorities, the storm caused more damage as a Category 1 hurricane on the mainland coast than it did as a supposedly much stronger Category 3 as it crossed the Baja Peninsula.
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Mexico’s economy grew 3.3% in July, the strongest monthly result of 2026
Andrés Abadía, chief Latin America economist at the British firm Pantheon Economics, said that the growth data for July "puts the third quarter in a much stronger position than expected."
Authorities present 4 new lines of investigation in Ayotzinapa case
Deputy Interior Minister Arturo Medina and Mauricio Pazarán presented on Monday four lines of investigation they consider to be new and relevant to advancing the case of 43 students who were disappeared in Guerrero in 2014, for which there have been hundreds of arrests but no convictions.
Oaxaca AG launches investigations into 6 municipal presidents with alleged organized crime ties
All six cases described by Attorney General Bernardo Rodríguez are related to Juchitán — the third-largest city in Oaxaca — and feature a wide variety of charges related to alleged organized crime activities.
Mexican exports increased by nearly 30% through August, led by computer equipment
Powered by a booming August that reached a 40.4% annualized growth rate, exports reached US $549.4 billion, a new record for the January-August period.
MND Local BCS: Hurricane Polo hits Baja California Sur, plus new regulations for swimming with whale sharks in La Paz
As Baja California Sur assesses the damage from Hurricane Polo, new regulations are going into effect for swimming with whales sharks tours in La Paz — the season for which starts this week.
Sheinbaum announces security support for Morelos after student murders
The president is offering federal support to the governor of Morelos following the murder of several students residing in the capital, Cuernavaca. Mayor José Luis Urióstegui Salgado also acknowledged that the municipal security strategy has not succeeded.
Peso falls to 18 to the US dollar as oil, Fed worries impact both currencies
The sharp depreciation on Monday came just weeks after the return of the "super peso" was proclaimed at a time when the peso was trading at below 17 to the greenback.
Oregon woman, a ‘medical tourist,’ wins the right to have her Tijuana medical malpractice complaint heard
Non-citizens have the right to file medical malpractice complaints in Mexico, but practical obstacles and lax regulation have made it difficult. A new case offers a glimpse of a better future.
