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Chichen Itza closed as INAH shifts visitor access to CATVI, while Pisté residents resist relocation and seek to keep the old center open.

Jet fuel costs are squeezing Mexico’s airlines, raising the risk of pricier tickets, thinner schedules and fewer cheap seats.

Mexico’s National Guard can now inspect vehicles, issue sanctions and detain people in specific cases on federal highways.

José Calzada Salazar, known as Piloto Suicida, died after a fall during a live wrestling match in Ciudad Juárez, reports said.

El Chopo will open a Juan Gabriel exhibition tying his image and music to diversity, memory and sexual dissidence in Mexico.

Semarnat ordered a deforestation-free certificate to verify activities did not illegally convert forest land in Mexico.

Criminal groups are forcing slot machines into small shops, turning illegal gambling into extortion and federal risk for owners.

Only 7% of Mexican homes carry voluntary insurance, despite high exposure to earthquakes, hurricanes and costly storm damage.

Mexico plans 50 million pesos to restore Teotihuacan’s damaged Quetzalcóatl Pyramid as the Mundial Social program begins.

Federal prosecutors identified 16 criminal groups in Morelos, pointing to highway routes, drug markets and local corruption probes.

Serfimex says Cancun’s planned financial district could draw $1.3 billion in investment as real estate financing demand grows.

Cancún’s new Municipal Chamber Orchestra debuts May 31 at Teatro de la Ciudad with a free concert featuring classical and Mexican works.

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