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Mexico elections at a glance: How many Mexicans are eligible to...
The number of Mexicans eligible to vote has grown by 10 million since 2018.
How do Mexico’s presidential candidates compare on campaign spending?
A month ahead of the election, opposition candidate Xóchitl Gálvez is leading in campaign spending, closely followed by Claudia Sheinbaum of Morena.
Mexico and Ecuador face off at the International Court of Justice
The diplomatic debacle over a police raid on the Mexican Embassy in Quito has reached The Hague, with hearings in Mexico's lawsuit starting yesterday.
Opinion: How the populist narrative will challenge Mexico’s next president
Columnist Luis Rubio considers how the backlash to globalization has led to what he sees as failing policies in Mexico during López Obrador's term.
Candidates spar over economy, energy and corruption at second presidential debate
The candidates sharpened their rhetoric - and accusations - at Sunday's debate, with only five weeks to go until the election.
AMLO blasts ‘lies’ in US State Department human rights report on Mexico
The president accused the U.S. of "meddling" and bristled at the report's findings, asking "who are they to get involved?"
The British Embassy in Mexico has a vibrant vision for 2024
The British Embassy in Mexico shares its ambitions for 2024 to foster trade and promote cultural exchange between the United Kingdom and Mexico.
Opinion: Is AMLO robbing Peter to pay Paul with pension reform?
President López Obrador's proposed pension reform is a shortsighted plan, says analyst Alexandra Helfgott.
Is the Mexico City mayoral race tightening up?
A recent El Financiero poll shows Morena candidate Clara Brugada is still in the lead, but the gap with opposition rival Santiago Taboada has narrowed.
Mexico and the UK: 200 years of diplomatic, commercial and cultural history
Mexico News Daily continues the Global Mexico series with an exploration of the 200-year-old relationship between the United Kingdom and Mexico.
Armed civilians stop Sheinbaum convoy in rural Chiapas to share a message
President López Obrador charcterized the incident as a press stunt, or 'montaje.'
Irapuato mayoral candidate’s debate notes stolen in armed attack
Mayoral challenger Irma Leticia González accused the incumbent mayor of orchestrating the attack.
Opinion: What’s coming for Mexican energy policy after AMLO?
Analysts Carlos Ramírez and Mónica Díaz consider what President López Obrador will leave behind for Mexico's energy sector — and what might come next.
Despite polls, presidential candidate Xóchitl Gálvez is optimistic
Xóchitl Gálvez still believes voters are fed up with Morena and that if there is high voter turnout on June 2, she will become Mexico's first female president.
Federal government providing security protection for 250 political candidates
After at least 15 murders of 2024 political aspirants nationwide, the federal government says it's streamlining the assignment of security details.
Claudia Sheinbaum pledges to ‘accelerate’ transition to renewable energy if elected
Presidential hopeful Claudia Sheinbaum told Mexican business leaders Monday she'd ramp up Mexico's wind, solar and hydro power generation.