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Suspect arrested in connection with murder of Michoacán lime growers’ leader
Bernardo Bravo, the leader of the Apatzingán Citrus Growers Association (ACVA), had been organizing lime growers to resist an extortion gang named “Los Blancos de Troya" before he was assassinated on Monday.
Fleeting beauty, enduring spirit: Inside Ajijic’s longstanding paper balloon festival
The shores of Lake Chapala play host to a celebration of art, community and hope, as the annual Balloon Regatta comes to town.
PAN’s relaunch shows ‘lack of sensitivity,’ says Sheinbaum: Monday’s mañanera recapped
"There are tens of thousands of families affected [by the floods], with problems, and in the midst of that a political party relaunch is carried out (by the PAN). They could have waited 15 days, don't you think?" Sheinbaum said on Monday.
British fintech Revolut granted banking license in Mexico
The Mexico launch is Revolut's first bank outside of Europe, part of its global expansion plan to reach 100 million customers by mid-2027 and enter more than 30 new markets by 2030.
Veracruz restaurant swept to sea during flood comes ashore 570 km away
After breaking from the city’s seawall on Oct. 10, the Tuxpan restaurant El Atracadero (The Dock) floated past the city of Heroica Veracruz and the popular tourist destination of Boca del Río before beaching near Coatzacoalcos on Friday.
If you like the wine regions of Tuscany, then you will love Valle de...
Italy's Tuscany region evokes visions of stunning scenery and incredible food and wines, but that can all be found in the state of Baja California as well!
Sheinbaum praises the ‘heroism’ of flood responders: Friday’s mañanera recapped
The president also had optimistic words about the renewed Mexico-EU tade agreement that takes effect in early 2026, which she described as very "beneficial."
Congress’s lower house raises fees on tourist and residency visas
The fee hike on foreigners is accompanied by higher entry prices for everyone to museums and archaeological sites, and tax boosts on soda and electrolyte drinks.
Sheinbaum unveils flood website and says Fitch is ‘wrong’ about her latest reform: Thursday’s...
According to the new website, 12,350 people are responding to the emergency brought on by the recent rains and flooding, with 30 helicopters delivering supplies.
Researchers find much Mexican satellite data is unencrypted and easily hacked
Data from the government, military, banks, private and public companies such as Walmart and CFE, and private citizens is accessible with simple, cheap equipment.
