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It is still unclear what caused the Mexican training ship Cuauhtémoc to hit the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday, which lay in the opposite direction of its planned course.
The letters of credence from new ambassadors to Mexico and the upcoming judicial elections were among the topics President Claudia Sheinbaum spoke about on Monday.
Along with her invitation on behalf of the president, Interior Minister Rosa Icela Rodríguez gifted the pope an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
The federal government has identified a transnational network of “high prestige” companies that evade taxes on imported fuel, known as “huachicol fiscal,” with annual losses estimated at US $5.2 billion.
The victims, who were both employed as police trainers, may have previously collaborated with the United States Embassy in Mexico.
A much-needed change in weather is on tap for much of Mexico, as the current heat wave is expected to give way to wetter, cooler weather by Wednesday.
On Sunday, Isaac del Toro, 21, became the first cyclist from Mexico to lead the Giro d’Italia, one of cycling’s three most prestigious events, along with the Tour de France…
Some of the brands that agreed with the Economy Ministry to boost the domestic content of their inventory are Chedraui, Palacio de Hierro, The Home Depot and Amazon.
Nicanora Valdez carries on a pottery tradition her grandfather taught her father and her father taught her. But now in her eighties, she’s facing the end of her family’s legacy.
Explore the Bay of Banderas in style, comfort and convenience thanks to the city’s criminally underrated municipal bus service.
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Meet the remarkable expat behind Zihuatanejo’s highly successful children’s charity and the beloved Sailfest fundraiser.
One of Mexico’s oldest civilizations, their inventions — from chocolate to ballgames — impacted the cultures of later peoples like the Olmecs, Maya and Mexica.
The only thing that’s better than America’s favorite is the Mexican version, trust us.
