Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

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Mexico City

Mexico City is the cultural, political, and economic heart of the country—one of the world’s largest and most dynamic urban centers. In this section, explore news on government, infrastructure, crime, tourism, arts, business, and everyday life across the capital’s boroughs. From historic downtown to modern business districts and thriving neighborhoods, Mexico City offers a nonstop stream of events and developments that shape the nation and influence Latin America as a whole.

Mexico City News

Mexico City set for 15.2 km Cablebús Line 5 by 2028
•January 12, 2026

Mexico City set for 15.2 km Cablebús Line 5 by 2028

Mexico City’s planned Cablebús Line 5 would run 15.2 km, link three boroughs and reach Mixcoac Metro, with a 2028 target opening.
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Fog halts Mexico City airport flights Monday morning
•January 12, 2026

Fog halts Mexico City airport flights Monday morning

Dense morning fog forced Mexico City’s AICM to pause all takeoffs and landings, causing delays and diversions before operations resumed.
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AIFA traffic falling
•January 5, 2026

AIFA traffic falling now after US route cancellations

AIFA traffic falling shows early fallout from US route cuts, with fewer international passengers, fewer flights, and softer cargo volumes.
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cdmx eviction protest
•December 15, 2025

Protests in Mexico City as Homeowners evict tenants to cash in on World Cup 2026 Airbnb rentals

About 50 protesters blocked Reforma, demanding an end to evictions and pushing a citizen initiative as the 2026 World Cup nears.
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Mexico City street homelessness
•December 12, 2025

Mexico City street homelessness is bigger than you think

CDMX’s registry counts 2,878 people living on the streets, concentrated in Cuauhtémoc, as officials revise how they count and respond.
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Mexico City parachute jumps
•December 11, 2025

Mexico City parachute jumps raise Hilton rooftop fears

Street vendors say parachutes keep dropping near a downtown Hilton after a viral U.S. jumper incident, raising safety and airspace questions.
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police violence against journalists
•December 11, 2025

Mexico City acts on police violence against journalists

Mexico City issued a new guide with police, journalists and rights groups, seeking to rebuild trust on the streets after the Generación Z clash.
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Iztapalapa Passion of Christ
•December 10, 2025

Iztapalapa Passion of Christ earns UNESCO world honor

UNESCO has added Iztapalapa’s Passion of Christ to its Intangible Heritage list, turning a local promise into a globally protected tradition.
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Ground fissures in Mexico City
•December 8, 2025

Ground fissures in Mexico City threaten streets and homes

Mexico City mapped 376 ground fissures in Iztapalapa and Tláhuac and is testing a UNAM method to keep cracked streets from failing.
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Salma Hayek Frida Kahlo
•December 8, 2025

Salma Hayek Finds “Magic” Again at Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul in Mexico City

Salma Hayek returns to Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul, leaving a note about its “magic” as she pushes for new film incentives and shoots in Veracruz.
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Ojo de Agua park
•December 8, 2025

Ojo de Agua park rises from trash dump to green oasis

Once a trash-strewn ravine, Ojo de Agua park in Álvaro Obregón now reopens as a cleaned spring and shared green space for neighbors.
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Mexico City arts warehouse
•December 4, 2025

Mexico City arts warehouse will protect 64,000 works

Mexico’s new Chapultepec arts hub will finally begin sheltering 64,000 works by February, while long-running worries over culture funding still simmer.
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