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Work begins on a train line connecting Mexico City with Pachuca
The new rail line will benefit 1.2 million residents beyond improved connectivity by generating 40,000 direct jobs and 80,000 indirect ones.
Alleged CJNG recruiter and 2 police arrested in Izaguirre Ranch ‘extermination camp’ case
Security Minister García Harfuch cast doubt on whether human remains were really found at the ranch, saying his ministry hadn't confirmed that to be the case.
What’s on in CDMX in April?
What's Mexico City got going on in April? Music and food festivals, art and photography exhibits, a touring show on serial killers and even Lady Gaga.
Sheinbaum welcomes Palestinian Ambassador Nadya Rasheed
Sheinbaum, who is Mexico’s first president of Jewish origin, has stated on several occasions that she supports a two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians.
Mexico’s inflation rate decelerates as central bank prepares for a rate cut
Mexican consumers are getting a break on prices so far in March, according to the national statistics agency's mid-month report.
Lessons from the road: What I wish I’d known before driving the Baja peninsula
From Tijuana to Los Cabos, here's how to make the most of a trip of a lifetime.
Grading Sheinbaum’s response thus far to Trump’s tariff threats: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek reflects on the validity of U.S. grievances against Mexico and assesses President Sheinbaum's response.
Durango secures investment of nearly US $4 billion for new data center and fertilizer...
The project, billed as part of Sheinbaum's Plan México economic development plan, is expected to create thousands of jobs in the rural northern state.
10 things you didn’t know about Parque México
It's Condesa's coolest spot (maybe), but how much do you know about it's long and fascinating history?
Cuban doctors don’t take Mexican jobs, says Sheinbaum: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum said that doctors have been hired from Cuba to fill positions in isolated communities where Mexican doctors don't want to go.
