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Avocado inspection program restarted; US exports resume after week-long hiatus
Avocado exports to the U.S. have restarted after a threat against a U.S. inspector triggered a temporary suspension of operations.
A week on, homeless earthquake victims in Guerrero protest lack of aid
No major damage was initially reported but it has come to light that last Tuesday's powerful earthquake damaged almost 8,000 homes.
400 forced from their homes by Jalisco cartel in the last 2 weeks
About 80 families have had to start their lives over from scratch after criminals ordered them at gunpoint to abandon their communities.
Officials learned 2 weeks ago Jalisco cartel was planning an attack
Security and government officials had known for two weeks that the Jalisco New Generation Cartel was planning an attack against a top-level official.
Cartel boss’s mother, 25 others arrested along with week’s payroll
The mother of Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel boss 'El Marro' Yépez and 25 other cartel members were arrested at in Celaya, Guanajuato, on Saturday.
13 dead after weekend clashes between cartel and security forces in Guerrero
It's not the coronavirus that is killing people in the mountains of Guerrero, it's violent gun battles between vigilantes, police and soldiers and a cartel.
US artist’s mural marred by graffiti in less than a week
Residents claimed the defacement of the mural in Mexico City was aimed at American artist Sarah Andersen, whose art often mocks macho culture.
Fair celebrating folk, indigenous art on this weekend in Chapala
The 18th annual Feria de Maestros del Arte (Masters of Art Fair) folk art exhibition will be held at Lake Chapala, Jalisco, this weekend.
United Airlines cancels all its remaining flights to Tulum starting in January
While United joins a long list of major carriers that have dropped Tulum flights, it's not as though the Caribbean Coast destination has become inaccessible. Air Canada, WestJet, Air Transat, Viva and Mexicana maintain their Tulum routes.
Mexico and My Money: The fintech revolution in Mexico is just getting started
The fintech revolution in Mexico has already been transformative, as younger adults increasingly embrace mobile apps and digital payments. But the financial technology sector continues to evolve, writes Dawn Stoner.
