Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

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Stay up to date with the latest Mexico news from across all 32 states, covering national politics, crime, economy, tourism, environment, social movements, infrastructure, and international relations. In this section, you’ll find timely and credible reporting on the stories shaping the country — from breaking headlines in Mexico City to developments in rural communities. Whether you’re tracking peso exchange rates, policy changes, public safety, or cultural events, this section is your gateway to understanding what’s happening across modern Mexico, all in one place.
Mexico News

New dinosaur from Coahuila adds to Mexico’s fossil record

New dinosaur from Coahuila adds to Mexico’s fossil record

Scientists have described Xenovenator espinosai, a 74-million-year-old Coahuila predator whose thick skull hints at head-butting.
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December depression signs

Nearly half of adults in Mexico live with depression, specialist warns

New IMSS figures point to widespread depressive symptoms, especially among older adults, underscoring how Mexico feels different beyond expat life.
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Mexican universities face 50bn peso deficit in 2026

Mexican universities face 50bn peso deficit in 2026

ANUIES warns Mexico's 2026 budget won't match inflation, widening a 50.4bn-peso deficit and squeezing public universities.
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World Bank warns this decade is weakest growth since 1960

World Bank warns this decade is weakest growth since 1960

World Bank projections say the 2020s may be the slowest growth decade since 1960, leaving many countries poorer and widening gaps.
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Charco del Ingenio lines up nature workshops this weekend

Charco del Ingenio lines up nature workshops this weekend in San Miguel

Charco del Ingenio invites visitors Jan. 16–17 with a free cactus workshop, an open science café talk, and peak winter birdwatching on the trails.
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Los Cabos launches free Mexican Sign Language courses

Los Cabos launches free Mexican Sign Language courses

IMDIS Los Cabos will offer free Mexican Sign Language courses this winter, with Level 1 in-person or online and Level 2 on Zoom. Limited spots.
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world chewing gum day

World Chewing Gum Day recalls Mexico’s chicle origins

January 13 highlights chicle’s Mexican roots—from chicozapote sap to global gum—showing how jungle latex became everyday candy.
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Sheinbaum rejects US strikes

CBP seizures suggest drug flow to US down under Sheinbaum

U.S. CBP seizure data show notable drops in several drug categories at the border during Sheinbaum’s first 14 months, while cocaine seizures rose.
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Nichupté Bridge completion

Nichupté Bridge pile damage could delay January opening

Workers say eight support piles show damage in the lagoon zone. SICT is monitoring joints as inspectors weigh if repairs will delay the bridge.
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Mexican peso strengthens

Peso strengthens as Fed chair probe hits the dollar

The peso firmed near 17.9 per dollar as a criminal probe involving Fed Chair Jerome Powell weakened the greenback and buoyed Mexico stocks.
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BCS rent regulation

Mexico City renting 2026 rules reshaping the market

Mexico City rentals in 2026 face inflation-capped hikes, one-month deposits, contract registration, and protections for families and pets.
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Mexico earns Guinness record for largest embroidery show

Mexico earns Guinness record for largest embroidery show

Mexico set a Guinness World Records mark at Los Pinos with 3,106 embroidered and textile pieces made by artisans from all 32 states.
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