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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

El Ruso reward

Five million dollars on the line with El Ruso reward

U.S. announces up to $5 million for tips on Juan José Ponce Félix, El Ruso, tied to Sinaloa. El Ruso reward marks an expanded push...
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Tijuana National Guard case

Bodies found in Tijuana may solve a National Guard mystery

Authorities say two bodies found in Nido de las Águilas match missing agents’ clothing and gear. The Tijuana National Guard case points to likely homicide.
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Carnival Panorama Mazatlán

Carnival Panorama Mazatlán arrival revives a quiet September

Carnival Panorama Mazatlán arrival delivered 5,624 passengers and crew on Sept. 3, easing a slow season with more ships due Sept. 22 and Sept. 30.
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Mexican peso strengthens

Eight straight wins push the peso to its best level since 2024

Mexican peso strengthens after the Fed’s 25 bp cut, touching 18.22 per dollar and logging eight straight gains, the strongest level since July 2024 at...
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Mexico tourist fee

Tourists may pay 14% more to land in Mexico next year with tax hike

Mexico tourist fee would rise 14.2% in the 2026 budget, taking the arrival charge to about 983 pesos and funding INM security, tech, and staffing.
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Sheinbaum first Grito women

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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los cabos birdwatching

Los Cabos’ newest flex isn’t a resort — it’s a Bird City

From September 25–27, the municipality will host its first International Bird Festival, a three-day program of free public talks, guided walks, cultural events, and an...
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Xochimilco Utopía vote

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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Querétaro gender identity law

Querétaro gender identity law stalls after eight years

Querétaro gender identity law remains stalled after eight years as advocates decry delays, court costs mount, and other states move ahead.
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Mexico City two bedroom

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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Pemex eurobond sale

Pemex eurobond sale signals firm federal support in 2025

Mexico launches up to €5B across 4, 8 and 12-year notes. The Pemex eurobond sale funds a $9.9B buyback while the government reaffirms support for...
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Mexico peso rally

Mexico peso rally hits seven sessions as BMV nears 62,000

Mexico peso rally hits seven sessions as traders price Fed cuts; IPC tops 62,000 intraday led by Walmex and Peñoles, with dollar softness and metals...
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