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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."
World Cup prep collides with teacher protests at Mexico City’s Zócalo
As the Zócalo transforms into a FIFA World Cup fan zone, riot police — allegedly armed with tear gas — turned back teachers demanding pay hikes and pension reform.
Bowing to citizen pressure, Sheinbaum revokes decree that had opened Loreto to heavy marine...
The new decree was the president's second (including the Perfect Day Mexico cancellation) major move in a week in favor of the natural environment over the interests of commercial expansion
Monterrey International Airport to undergo US $400M renovation
Upgrades like automated immigration processing will be in place in time for the World Cup, which starts in two weeks, Nuevo León Gov. Samuel García said.
MND Local: FIFA World Cup security plans announced for Guadalajara, while real estate prices...
With World Cup games only a few weeks away in Guadalajara, the city has announced its security measures for the event, as well as other local news.
Sheinbaum explains her call to boycott TV Azteca: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Tuesday's presser featured new developments in the dispute between President Sheinbaum and the right-wing billionaire owner of TV Azteca, as well as some good news for the Mexican economy.
Mexico adopts FBI’s CODIS system to help identify remains of the disappeared
Mexico's Attorney General’s Office (FGR) is implementing the FBI-developed Combined DNA Index System — known as CODIS — to speed up the identification of its missing persons, of whom there are 134,101 registered cases.
New ‘México Invita’ app looks to bring World Cup tourism beyond host cities
Beyond providing valuable information about the host cities of Guadalajara, Mexico City and Monterrey, the app contains emergency numbers, contact information for Green Angels (roadside assistance), a sales point for Maya Train tickets and details about museums and archaeological sites.
How Tijuana’s award-winning Xicoténcatl Park united a neglected migrant community
Municipal officials only intended to create flood-prevention infrastructure for this underserved migrant neighborhood, but designers saw an opportunity to bring residents together.