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The unbelievable origins of Mexican baseball
With two professional leagues in-country and nearly 150 players sent to the MLB, Mexico has left an indelible mark on baseball. That's quite an achievement for a game that may have arrived not just with foreigners but with an invading army.
US suspends livestock imports from Mexico over screwworm infestations
The USDA suspended imports after the pest was detected in Oaxaca and Veracruz, drawing protests from Mexican officials.
Mayoral candidate and 3 supporters killed in Veracruz
Morena and Green Party mayoral candidate Yesenia Lara Gutiérrez Lara was vying to win the mayorship of Texistepec, in southern Veracruz, on June 1.
Mexico sues Google over ‘Gulf of America’ renaming
Sheinbaum said the U.S. can only rename places within its own territorial waters — a 12-mile-wide strip along the U.S. coastline.
Pemex confirms reports of oil spill at Olmeca refinery marine terminal
Local fishermen reported damage to marine wildlife and tourism services were canceled at the nearby Playita El Mirador.
Tecate launches new salty beer from exclusive floating bar in Gulf of Mexico
The limited edition beer was brewed with saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico, celebrating national pride and the richness of local ingredients.
Operations resume at Olmeca refinery after error causes work outage
An initial report shed light on the problems that shuttered the Tabasco refinery, as investigations into the incident continue.
Mammoths, horses and camels: Anonymous tip leads scientists to a fossil bed in Tamaulipas
The fossilized megafauna were found in a creek bank near the Magical Town of Tula.
Chedraui: From Xalapa minisuper to international supermarket
Now the most profitable nationally-owned supermarket in Mexico, Chedraui started out as a humble a Lebanese menswear store in the capital of Veracruz.
Waterworld (or not): A look into Mexico’s water shortages
Today's reality is far from a Kevin Costner film: What's life like with limited water supplies and where is it being used?
New report: Fuel smuggling is costing Mexico US $24 million a day
Fuel smuggling remains a major problem in Mexico, where roughly 30% of fuel sold is contraband.
After disastrous flooding, Tamaulipas is picking up the pieces
Reynosa and surrounding areas are recovering from severe flooding that left four dead and thousands affected.
Navy seizes over 17 million liters of stolen fuel in double ‘huachicol’ busts
Two separate operations netted enough stolen diesel and hydrocarbons to represent one of Mexico’s biggest fuel theft busts over the past decade.
