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Innovation and clean government push Querétaro to top of IMCO’s 2026...
Querétaro, Puerto Vallarta, La Paz and Delicias are Mexico's most competitive cities, according to the 2026 Urban Competitiveness Index (ICU), which ranks metropolitan areas on their capacity to generate, attract and retain talent and investment.
An oasis for pedestrians — in the form of a verdant...
The elevated walkway, with 10,000 plants and trees, converts one of the capital's most congested areas into a pleasant diversion for residents and visitors.
Wild picks: Elephants, pumas and gorillas make World Cup predictions at...
The animals picked winners — mostly for the four matches scheduled at Guadalajara Stadium — by choosing between food, shirts, boxes and soccer balls linked to the different teams.
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Tropical Storm Boris set to hit southwest Mexican coast on Monday night
Guerrero and Oaxaca can expect "torrential" rains by late Monday, especially along the coast between Lagunas de Chacahua, Oaxaca, and Tecpan, Guerrero. Acapulco is also on alert.
Sheinbaum debuts Olinia, Mexico’s new low-cost EV
According to the engineers behind the project, Olinia 1 achieves an operating cost of 49 cents per kilometer and can save up to 50,000 pesos (US $28,690) a year just on fuel.
MND Local Puerto Vallarta: Tax relief, a Tree City designation and World Cup fan...
This month, the city is helping out World Cup fans with free activities and tax debtors with a break on overdue fines. Plus, PV just got named a Tree City of the World for the second year in a row.
Mexico’s week in review: Sheinbaum pushes back on US pressure as World Cup nears
Against the backdrop of festive preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the first week of June proved to be one of the most charged of Claudia Sheinbaum's presidency. Here's what happened in Mexico from June 1 to June 5.
Screwworm parasite arrives at the US border, with new cases in Coahuila and Texas
The flesh-eating parasite has now been confirmed from southern Mexico all the way to Texas, with human cases reported in multiple Mexican states.
Everyone working the World Cup needs a FIFA badge — even the pizza lady
MND's Peter Davies reports from the FIFA accreditation line, where an army of vendors, journalists and other stadium workers are preparing for the biggest sporting event of the year.
Ex-soldier arrested in California over role in Ayotzinapa mass disappearance case
Enrique Martínez Chávez is one of 16 soldiers linked to the disappearance and presumed murder of 43 teachers college students 12 years ago, though only eight are in custody.
Protesters mount round-the-clock resistance as Topolobampo ammonia plant nears completion
With a controversial ammonia plant nearly complete in Sinaloa, Indigenous Yoreme activists and fishermen are mounting a last-ditch effort to stop it.
