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Report: AMLO government’s targeting of journalists and activists could be crimes...
A new report from the University of Berkeley's Human Rights Center (HRC) argues that systematic persecution of human rights defenders during AMLO's tenure may have violated international law.
MND Local Puerto Vallarta: From Robbie Williams to trash fishing
Puerto Vallarta's event calendar is both busy and diverse, writes Gabriela Solis, with upcoming events in October ranging from a performance by British pop star Robbie Williams to a unique trash-fishing competition.
Mexico in Numbers: Health and healthcare
How much does Mexico spend on healthcare? How long does the average person live? Find the answers to these questions and more in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
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MND Local CDMX: From a new theater to a crackdown on counterfeit games
Mexico City has given new protections to traditional corn producers and the capital's most symbolic trees, while cracking down on counterfeit games, writes Drew Pittock.
Court deals setback to controversial gas terminal on the Gulf of California
The construction delay is temporary and by no means cancels the LNG terminal, but it contributes to the momentum that has been building against the project seen as a threat to marine mammals and other wildlife in the "aquarium of the world."
Mexican Senate passes bill holding pet owners accountable for abuse or negligence
Animal abuse is expressly prohibited in the Mexican Constitution, but the bill, if passed by the lower house, will hold caregivers, including pet owners, accountable for meeting standards of treatment.
Flooding and landslides in Xalapa leave 2 dead, dozens of homes damaged
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 decline in violent crime
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 the Baja Peninsula
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.
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.
