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MND Local: Everything you need to know about Ensenada Bay Village, Ensenada’s coming cruise attraction

Ensenada is one of Mexico most popular cruise destinations, averaging over a million cruise ship visitors per year since 2023, and its newest attraction may be its best yet.

Sheinbaum announces plan to standardize medical records and care: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped

Via the distribution of a new universal health "ID card," the Sheinbaum administration seeks to make progress toward a more integrated public health care system for Mexicans and foreign residents.

Mexico falls from PwC’s list of top 10 countries to invest in

The list is based on input from more than 4,000 CEOs worldwide about their likely investment destinations. Mexico had climbed to eighth place in 2025 but fell behind Saudi Arabia, Spain and Singapore for 2026.

In 1 year, Michoacán authorities deactivated more than 1,600 improvised explosive devices

The number of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) located, seized and deactivated by state authorities in Michoacán more than doubled last year, indicating that criminal groups' use of the makeshift bombs is becoming more prevalent.

Mexico leads LatAm in AI patents after IP office reports record year

According to the Mexican Institute of Intellectual Property (IMPI), last year it granted 972 patents to Mexican individuals, the highest figure in 30 years.

Same sport, same Olympics, same country: Mother and son will compete together for Mexico

Alpine skier Lasse Gaxiola, 17, has been named Mexico’s fifth athlete for the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, where he will compete in the same sport as his mother, veteran Olympian Sarah Schleper.

Mexico loses 25,000+ formal employers in record decline

The reduction in IMSS-affiliated employers was mainly due to the closure (or descent into informality) of businesses with a small number of employees.

Climate change: Migratory birds are starting to abandon the state of Jalisco

A number of once-common species — such as the American grebe and the roseate spoonbill — simply aren't coming back anymore, due to the drying wetlands and rising temperatures in western Mexico.

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