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Extortion is a terrible crime. But it, like bribery, is so ingrained in Mexico that it's hard to imagine new laws being able to curb its use. But new strategies are being proposed to do just that.

In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas presents a picture of the most essential element of the U.S.-Mexico relationship: its people.

How did Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek do on his 2025 predictions for Mexico? Read on to find out!

In a new weekly series of articles, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas breaks down the four big theoretical pillars shaping U.S. policy and what they mean for Mexico's geopolitical panorama.

Tulum's social media-driven tourism boom has turned into a bust. But what you see online doesn't always line up with reality, Travis Bembenek writes.

Energy will be a pressure point for Mexico at the 2026 USMCA review. The results could make or break North America's energy future, write Jeremy Martin and John Padilla.

In a new weekly series of articles, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas breaks down the four big theoretical pillars shaping U.S. policy and what they mean for Mexico's geopolitical panorama.

Mexico has a new water law, but not everyone is convinced its going to work equitably for all of the country's citizens. MND writer Sarah DeVries shares her ideas on how to deal with the reality of agua in Mexico.

As conditions for workers improve in Mexico, labor productivity needs to follow suit, writes Travis Bembenek. But how?

María Melendez explains why she had hope in a Mexico under Claudia Sheinbaum and how that hope is fading amid Sheinbaum's polarizing reactions to citizen outcry for security and justice.