CIA agents entered Chihuahua without formal accreditation Mexico says two CIA agents in a Chihuahua operation lacked formal authorization, raising legal questions over foreign security roles.
Climate Extremes Could Raise Deaths Across Mexico A new Ibero/Centrus study warns climate-linked disasters could raise mortality in Mexico, especially after storms and floods.
Costa Nayarit Megaproject Puts Nayarit Coast on the Map A 20 billion peso Costa Nayarit project in Compostela would add homes, hotels, a marina and golf to the Pacific corridor.
Mexican Cartels Hire Colombian Ex Soldiers for Skills Mexican cartels are recruiting Colombian ex-soldiers for combat, explosives, intelligence and drone skills, raising security concerns.
Mexico May Need 150 Years to Identify Unclaimed Bodies Experts say Mexico may need 150 years to identify thousands of unnamed bodies as forensic services face deep resource gaps.
Jalisco Moves to Lead Mexico’s LGBTQ+ Travel Market Jalisco hosted an LGBTQ+ travel symposium in Guadalajara as Mexico’s tourism sector expands its push for inclusive visitors.
CIDH Raises Alarm Over Mexico’s Missing People Crisis The CIDH says Mexico’s disappearance crisis remains severe, with 133,601 people missing and deep gaps in searches and forensics.
Why Criminal Groups Are Fighting Over Colima’s Port Four criminal groups are fighting over Colima and Manzanillo’s port corridor as federal forces intensify arrests, seizures, and patrols.
Tianguis 2026 Gives Mexican Cuisine a Bigger Tourism Role Tianguis Turístico 2026 will give Mexican cuisine a larger role in Acapulco, turning food, wine and regional routes into a stronger travel pitch.
Ancient Burial in La Paz Reveals an Older Baja Story INAH says remains found in La Paz are a pre-Hispanic burial tied to El Conchalito, not a recent missing-persons case.
