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Behind Mexico’s low unemployment rate, a surge in informal work and shrinking formal sector
Mexico's economy added just 551,000 jobs in a year, but the headline figure masks a deeper problem: The formal sector has been shrinking for five quarters running.
16 striking teachers injured after town leaders attack blockade in Oaxaca
The violence has complicated an already tense situation, with the striking teachers abandoning negotiations and calling for the jailing of the mayor of the town where the attack took place.
Mexico in Numbers: Where did over $60 billion in remittances go in 2025?
Individuals abroad sent $61.79 billion to Mexico in 2025, but the money didn't land evenly. See which states got the most in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
Sheinbaum sees risk of foreign interference in Mexican elections: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
After a tough first quarter for the Mexican economy, President Sheinbaum shared 12 pieces of good economy news and endorsed a bill to combat foreign interference in Mexican elections.
Opinion: Why President Sheinbaum’s ‘Don’t watch TV Azteca’ comment is such a big deal
Why did Mexico's president, Claudia Sheinbaum, use her daily news conference to tell citizens not to watch TV Azteca? Writer María Meléndez explains the backstory for what has become a hot button political issue.
Slim slams Moody’s and S&P’s Mexico downgrades as ‘irrational,’ pledges US $5B in new...
After his nation's creditworthiness was dealt a blow by downgrades from rating agencies, Mexico's richest man rose to its defense by criticizing Moody's and S&P and pledging US $5 billion in investments.
How Loreto stood up to the cruise industry and reversed a presidential decree
When a presidential decree opened the UNESCO-designated Loreto Bay National Park to large-scale maritime traffic, residents of the coastal Baja California Sur town were prepared to fight.
El Jalapeño: American foodies devastated as Mexico City taco stand loses Michelin star
Heartbreak: now tourists will have to enjoy the rest of the city, instead.
New Morena-backed bill seeks to nullify elections in cases of foreign interference
The 28 lawmakers who currently support the bill argue that the constitution needs to be modified to protect Mexico's electoral processes from interference by and/or from foreign countries, including the United States.
Homicides in Mexico are down by half under Sheinbaum: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Mexico's security minister also said on Wednesday that federal forces have detained 85 current and former officials from all political parties since taking office, including seven sitting mayors, as part of the government's commitment to "zero impunity."
