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

CCH Sur student killing
•September 23, 2025

CCH Sur student killing sends UNAM into crisis response mode

CCH Sur student killing triggers an urgent probe after a teen is stabbed and a worker is hurt; the suspect jumps from a building and...
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CDMX mass CPR training
•September 19, 2025

CDMX mass CPR training draws 2,500 to Revolution Monument

CDMX mass CPR training drew 2,500 people to the Revolution Monument, guided by 214 instructors and 500 mannequins, marking the 1985 quake anniversary.
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Iztapalapa gas explosion
•September 19, 2025

Iztapalapa gas explosion death toll reaches 22 after 8 days

Mexico City confirms 22 deaths from the Iztapalapa gas explosion, with 25 still hospitalized and 37 discharged as a 40-cm tank rupture emerges in probe.
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Mexico City rents
•September 18, 2025

9 out of 10 can’t afford to rent in Mexico City

Mexico City rents climbed fast since 2020 amid tight supply. Officials tout new building and rent-guard plans, but tenants feel little relief now.
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Cutzamala reservoir levels
•September 17, 2025

Cutzamala reservoir levels raise hopes for Mexico City taps

After weeks of heavy rain, Cutzamala reservoir levels climbed above 80%, hitting 82.86% per Conagua. What that means for supply, tandeo, and the months ahead.
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Sheinbaum first Grito women
•September 16, 2025

Sheinbaum first Grito honors women and sovereignty

Sheinbaum first Grito centers women who forged the nation and a firm call for national sovereignty as Mexico’s first woman president leads the Independence cry...
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Xochimilco Utopía vote
•September 16, 2025

Xochimilco rejects Utopía plan and the search for a new site begins

Neighbors rejected the Xochimilco Utopía vote on Sept. 14, 77.3% opposing, forcing CDMX to seek a new site while preserving sports fields and the plant...
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Mexico City two bedroom
•September 15, 2025

Mexico City two bedroom demand leads home searches

Mexico City two bedroom demand now leads home searches as prices rise and households shrink, while Greater Mexico City still favors three bedrooms.
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CDMX anti gentrification
•September 15, 2025

CDMX anti gentrification protest filled Centro Histórico

Hundreds gathered in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico to protest gentrification and rising rents, demanding housing access and a halt to forced evictions.
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Ley Seca
•September 15, 2025

Ley Seca CDMX set for Independence Day in select boroughs

Ley Seca CDMX will apply in select boroughs on Sept. 15–16. We verify Gaceta orders, hours, exceptions for restaurants, and where the ban applies.
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CJNG financier arrested
•September 11, 2025

CJNG financier arrested at Mexico City airport after Spain trip

CJNG financier arrested at Mexico City airport after Spain. Óscar Antonio Álvarez González detained on arrival from Barcelona amid money-laundering probes.
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Iztapalapa tanker blast
•September 11, 2025

Iztapalapa tanker blast death toll rises to eight

City officials raised the count to eight after the Iztapalapa tanker blast, with 94 injured and 67 still hospitalized as investigators examine speed, insurance, and...
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