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The Mexican Finance Ministry projects economic growth of up to 2.8% this year, marking a potential recovery from 2025’s near-recession — but some experts are less optimistic.
The report revives a dispute that has simmered since 2022, when the U.S. and Canada formally accused Mexico of violating the USMCA free trade pact with its energy policies.
The U.S. is considering a bill to protect its business assets abroad, with a specific case in mind: Mexico’s long-running dispute with an American-owned mine in Playa del Carmen.
“Operation Disconnect” was an elaborate four-week sting collaboration involving three levels of government, aimed at shutting down an extortion network operating through fraudulent call centers.
In this week’s edition of Mexico in Numbers, chief writer Peter Davies looks at how the dropping fertility rate and rising age of marriage for women are reshaping Mexican families.
An unexpected new trend helping to boost Los Cabos tourism is the increasing number of spring breakers who bring their parents with them, turning a youthful escape into a family…
The sacking of the sanctuary, as caught on video, was so blatant that Profepa rushed out a press release assuring angry internet users that their personnel has already been out…
The brainchild of Mexican President José López Portillo and his wife Carmen Romano, the Tijuana landmark was inaugurated in 1982. It has been a cultural landmark ever since.
A new Waldorf Astoria property is being built San Miguel de Allende, and the city’s university just got a new viticultural lab.
