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Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum standing at the presidential podium and gesturing with her thumb and forefinger as she makes a point during her daily press conference.

Sheinbaum lauds US seizure of weapons bound for Mexico: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped

MND Staff - 11
Better U.S. control over the illegal smuggling of weapons from the U.S. into Mexico has been a priority for Mexico's current and former government.
Guinness birria tacos

Goodbye Patrick, hello Guinness birria

Stephen Randall - 0
If you have any leftover stout from last week's celebrations, here's the most delicious way to use it all up.
Two police officers with their backs to the camera standing in front of a police sedan. Their jackets say "SSPC Investigacion." Between them is a man facing the camera with his arms cuffed behind his back. His eyes are digitally covered with a black bar to hide his identity.

Mexico arrests alleged MS-13 leader on FBI’s most wanted list

MND Staff - 0
Francisco Román, arrested in Veracruz Monday, is wanted in the U.S. for drug trafficking and ordering numerous of acts of violence. He was allegedly in Mexico to liaise with cartels.
Woman in a Mexican supermarket holding cans of food in her hands while a little boy with her sits on the floor next to her and grabs a can on the lowest shelf.

OECD forecasts Mexico recession in 2025-2026; Sheinbaum pushes back

MND Staff - 5
The new prediction is based on the expectation that 25% U.S. tariffs on most Mexican imports will begin in April. 
Mexico's Environment Minister, Alicia Barcena, a middle-aged woman with graying hair stands next to an unidentified Mexican man holding a framed enlarged document of certification of Sacpukenha as one of three new Maya protected areas. Around them are other people smiling into the camera.

Environment Ministry declares 3 Maya communities natural protected areas

MND Staff - 1
Environment Minister Bárcena cited the new protected areas were examples of Indigenous peoples, social organizations and committed citizens stepping up to become "guardians of our environment."
An illegal fishing net used to fish totoaba

Authorities seize 9 kilometers of illegal totoaba fishing nets in the Gulf of California

MND Staff - 4
The nets, found near the town of San Felipe, Baja California, had recently captured close to 80 totoaba fish.
People holding signs seeking missing persons in Jalisco

Sheinbaum announces 6 ‘immediate’ actions to combat Mexico’s missing persons crisis

MND Staff - 13
Sheinbaum declared on Monday that "attending to the problem of missing persons" — there are more than 100,000 in Mexico — is a "national priority" for her government.
Jacaranda trees in Mexico City

The best jacaranda-watching spots in Mexico City

Andrea Fischer - 3
Spring is coming and Mexico City is going purple, so why not find one of these amazing viewpoints to take it all in?
Close-up of a Coke can.

Coca-Cola stops marketing in Mexican schools

MND Staff - 11
The bottler is responding to a federal government campaign aimed at improving the health of Mexico's young students and lowering the rate of overweight children.
President Claudia Sheinbaum adjusts the microphone as she stands at a podium during her mañanera conference, where she discussed the hacking of her phone

Sheinbaum confirms her old phone and email were hacked: Monday’s mañanera recapped

MND Staff - 3
Mexico's missing persons crisis, the U.S. border wall and a serious criminal conviction for a political rival's sister were also topics of discussion.
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