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Sheinbaum weighs in on Trump’s designation of fentanyl as a weapon...
Sheinbaum told reporters that her government's "vision about how to address drug use is different" from that of the Trump administration, which on Monday declared the drug fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction (WMD).
Health officials report the first case of ‘superflu’ in Mexico
The variant is highly contagious but Mexican health officials say they have the resources to keep it under control and that patients respond well to the usual flu treatments.
Mexico, US sign accord to solve toxic sewage crisis in Tijuana...
The agreement marks the second recent positive development toward resolving the long-simmering sewage and water disputes between the neighboring countries.
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Small plane crash in central Mexico kills 10
During her Tuesday morning press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum told reporters that the victims were a family traveling from Acapulco to the México state capital of Toluca along with the two pilots.
New trail program to connect the Wixárika communities in Jalisco
Ten Indigenous Wixárika communities in Northern Jalisco are becoming more connected to one another thanks to a new road building initiative, dubbed the Artisanal Trails Program.
Sheinbaum named PETA Latino’s person of the year for animal welfare agenda
In naming the Mexican president its inaugural Person of the Year, the renowned animal rights organization cited her successful campaign to inject animal rights into the Constitution.
Peso dips below 18 to the dollar for the first time since July 2024
After ending last week at just above 18 to the dollar, the peso appreciated slightly to reach 17.97 on Monday morning before settling at 17.99.
Is the Gulf of California actually Mexican? Naval study says it should be
International law doesn't consider most of the Gulf of California to be Mexican waters, a situation that threatens national sovereignty, according to a paper published by Mexico's Center for Advanced Naval Studies.
Mexico, US reach agreement on water deliveries
Mexico has committed to releasing more than 200,000 acre-feet of water to the United States starting this week, averting the threatened imposition of an additional U.S. tariff on Mexican goods.
New gecko species joins trove of recent discoveries in the Tehuacán Valley
Identification of the new species, similar to another gecko in the same area, took years of coordinated work involving scientists, technicians and community brigades.
Mexico’s week in review: Mexico leans into protectionism as the year draws to a close
Tariffs, both real and threatened, shaped headlines the second week of December, as Mexico sought to resolve a water dispute with the U.S.
