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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

US Offers $34M for Michoacán Cartel Leaders, Mexico Silent

•February 10, 2026

US Offers $34M for Michoacán Cartel Leaders, Mexico Silent

The U.S. is offering a combined $34 million in rewards for Michoacán cartel leaders, even as Mexico remains officially silent about these groups.

Cancun airport upgrade

•February 10, 2026

Cancún airport ends 19-month dip in international traffic

ASUR data show Cancún’s international passenger traffic rose 2.2% in January 2026, the first year-over-year increase since July 2024.

Mexico Denies U.S. Lawmaker’s Canceled Meeting Claim

•February 10, 2026

Mexico Denies U.S. Lawmaker’s Canceled Meeting Claim

A U.S. lawmaker claimed Mexico’s president canceled a meeting with his delegation. Mexico’s government says it was never officially scheduled.

Mexico Stagnates Near Bottom in Global Corruption Index

•February 10, 2026

Mexico Stagnates Near Bottom in Global Corruption Index

Transparency International’s latest index finds the global average score at a decade low, while Mexico’s score stagnates at 27 (rank 141st of 182).

Nayarit sea lion with broken jaw headed for surgery

•February 10, 2026

Nayarit sea lion with broken jaw headed for surgery

The underweight sea lion rescued at Lo de Marcos will be moved to Guadalajara on for surgery on its fractured jaw.

Mexico Denies Joint Operations, Halts New US Agent Permits

•February 9, 2026

Mexico Denies Joint Operations, Halts New US Agent Permits

Mexico’s government says it won’t authorize any new U.S. agents, denying any joint operations and stressing that Mexican forces handle security.

12 Mexico City Neighborhoods Dominate New Apartment Construction

•February 9, 2026

12 Mexico City Neighborhoods Dominate New Apartment Construction

In Mexico City, new apartments are mostly built in 12 central neighborhoods, widening the gap between high-cost areas and affordable outskirts.

Cartels Drive Out Indigenous Communities for Gold and Timber

•February 9, 2026

Cartels Drive Out Indigenous Communities for Gold and Timber

In Chihuahua’s Sierra Tarahumara, organized crime groups are forcing Indigenous families off their land to exploit illegal gold mining and logging.

Mexico October inflation

•February 9, 2026

Mexico Inflation Ticks Up to 3.79% in January

Mexico’s annual inflation was 3.79% in January, up from December’s 3.69%. Core inflation hit 4.52%, driven by higher cigarette and soft drink prices.

Mexican peso strengthens

•February 9, 2026

Mexican peso appreciates amid dollar weakness and local inflation data

The Mexican peso strengthened against the U.S. dollar on the first trading day of the week, supported by a weaker greenback and fresh inflation data.

Mexico Ships 814 Tons of Aid to Cuba Amid U.S. Pressure

•February 9, 2026

Mexico Ships 814 Tons of Aid to Cuba Amid U.S. Pressure

Mexico sent two Navy ships carrying 814 tons of food and supplies to Cuba, reaffirming solidarity as U.S. pressure on Cuba’s fuel supply intensifies.

10 Abducted Vizsla Silver Workers Found Dead in Sinaloa

•February 9, 2026

10 Abducted Vizsla Silver Workers Found Dead in Sinaloa

Vizsla Silver confirmed all 10 employees abducted last month in Sinaloa are dead, sparking calls for stronger security across Mexico’s mining sector.

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