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The Deal That Could Have Reopened Chichén Itzá Failed

The Deal That Could Have Reopened Chichén Itzá Failed

Chichén Itzá remains closed after artisans and guides rejected reopening terms tied to changes in commercial spaces around the site.
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Yucatán sargassum biofertilizers

The Hidden Health Risk Behind Sargassum Cleanup Work

A UNAM-linked study found that Quintana Roo sargassum cleanup workers reported symptoms tied to hydrogen sulfide exposure during removal work.
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Jalisco Says 81 Suspects Face Charges in Violence Against Women Cases

Jalisco Says 81 Suspects Face Charges in Violence Against Women Cases

Jalisco prosecutors reported 81 suspects linked to cases involving attacks on women in early May, including three cases in Puerto Vallarta.
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20000 Runners Took Over Mexico City for IPN’s Once K

20000 Runners Took Over Mexico City for IPN’s Once K

More than 20,000 runners joined IPN’s Once K race in Mexico City, with 5K, 11K and 21K events tied to its 90th anniversary.
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Iran Moves World Cup Training Base to Tijuana Mexico

Iran Moves World Cup Training Base to Tijuana Mexico

Iran says its World Cup base will move from Tucson to Tijuana, citing visa and travel concerns before Group G games in the U.S.
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Rocha Now Faces Mexico Prosecutors After U.S. Cartel Claims

Rocha Now Faces Mexico Prosecutors After U.S. Cartel Claims

Mexico’s federal prosecutor called Rubén Rocha Moya to testify after U.S. allegations that he received Sinaloa Cartel payments.
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Puerto Vallarta cruise arrivals

Mexico Cruise Numbers Just Hit a Four-Month Surge

Mexico received 4.8 million cruise passengers from January to April, led by Pacific growth and Cozumel’s Caribbean volume.
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Mexico signs updated trade deal with European Union

Mexico signs updated trade deal with European Union

Mexico has signed an updated agreement with the European Union after years of negotiation, setting a wider framework for trade, investment and cooperation with one...
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FBI report triggers rescue of U.S. kidnap victim in Jalisco

FBI report triggers rescue of U.S. kidnap victim in Jalisco

Jalisco authorities rescued a U.S. citizen and arrested a suspected accomplice after an FBI report led to a mountain operation.
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Mexican peso weakens

Dollar Climbs as Banxico and Moody’s Weigh on Peso

The peso entered Friday under pressure after a week of fresh signals on Mexico’s economy, interest rates, and public debt. The U.S. dollar moved higher...
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Mexico Won’t Require Visas for U.S. and Canadian Visitors

Mexico Won’t Require Visas for U.S. and Canadian Visitors

President Claudia Sheinbaum was asked whether Mexico should require visas for U.S. and Canadian citizens amid concerns over foreign residents, beach access, and land disputes....
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Agave Spirits May Trace Back 2,500 Years in Mexico

A researcher’s claim about ancient clay vessels in western Mexico is reopening a familiar debate around tequila, mezcal, bacanora, and raicilla. David Suro Piñera says...
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