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Mexico-to-US cattle shipments to restart after tense battle with screwworm

The flow of cattle, bison and horses will be phased in on a port-by-port basis, after it was shut down in May due to a renewed threat of screwworm infestation.

Visa suspends international transactions made with CIBanco cards

CIBanco was among three Mexican financial institutions that were sanctioned by the U.S. Department of Treasury last Wednesday and accused of laundering millions of dollars for drug cartels.

20 killed in gruesome massacre attributed to ‘Los Mayos’ in Culiacán

The massacre of 20 people, five of whom were decapitated, is the deadliest single episode of violence of what has widely been described as a "war" between "Los Chapitos" and "Los Mayos."

What’s on in Oaxaca in July?

It's Guelaguetza season, so expect the jewel of the southwest to be at its very best.

Trading Zihuatanejo’s bustle for a quieter life in a small Mexican town

Longtime Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo resident Elisabeth Ashe recently built herself a home in the small nearby town of El Coacoyul. It's been both an adjustment and a discovery.

Sheinbaum seeks to reimburse US tax on cash remittances: Monday’s mañanera recapped

On Monday, the president announced a special tax reimbursement program for Mexicans in the United States and confirmed that former COVID czar Hugo López-Gatell will represent Mexico at the WHO.

What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?

Discover everything from internationally touring art exhibits to intimate Buddhist celebrations going on in the nation's capital coming up in July.

Profits from this year’s Guelaguetza festival to help Oaxaca rebuild from Hurricane Erick

Oaxaca Governor Salomón Jara announced on Friday that all profits from the Guelaguetza festival, the state’s preeminent Indigenous cultural event, will be used to reconstruct regions destroyed by Hurricane Erick.
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