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China pledges open-door trade policy in meeting with Mexico’s foreign minister
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi welcomed more high-quality Mexican products into the Chinese market and encouraged Chinese investment in Mexico in a bilateral meeting on Wednesday with Foreign Affairs Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente.
Mexico condemns proposed 5% tax on remittances from US
The president and Senate spoke out against the measure on Tuesday, highlighting that 80% of immigrants' earnings "stays in the United States economy, improving the well-being of those who live there."
Security Ministry seizes US $99.5M in drugs during latest border operation
Operation Northern Border is intensifying, with Mexican authorities dealing increasingly big financial blows to the country's drug trafficking networks.
Governor loses US visa and Los Ángeles Azules their instruments: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
The revocation of the Baja California governor's U.S. tourist visa and a robbery on the Puebla-Mexico City highway that affected one of Mexico's most successful bands were among the issues the president addressed today.
Ex-wife and 16 family members of drug lord ‘El Chapo’ surrender to FBI
According to crime journalist Luis Chaparro, the family members' decision to turn themselves in was likely linked to the plea agreement El Chapo's son is negotiating with U.S. authorities.
Baja Peninsula’s tomato growers unite to fight upcoming US levies
The states' growers are preparing to fight for their right to sell their produce in their largest market.
A peaceful Mother’s Day in Mexico: Monday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum discussed the weekend's record low homicide numbers, a new trolleybus line in Mexico City and an invitation for the pope at her Monday presser.
US revokes tourist visa of sitting Baja California governor in surprise diplomatic slight
Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila did not specify the reason for the revocation but linked it to a “complex binational context” requiring “my composure and prudence.”
7 award-winning architects with buildings in Mexico
Considered architecture's highest honor, the Pritzer is like a Nobel Prize for architecture — and you can see some of the winners' work in Mexico.
How the map of Los Cabos has changed over the past 40 years
It's hard to state just how different Mexico's modern party capital has become since it first began to grow in the 1980s — take a look for yourself.
