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Mexico Waste Count Reaches Nearly 140,000 Tons a Day
•May 22, 2026

Mexico Waste Count Reaches Nearly 140,000 Tons a Day

Mexico has a new federal count for one of its largest public-service pressures: the amount of waste produced every day. Semarnat’s 2026 diagnosis puts the...
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Cartel drone attacks in Guerrero force communities to flee
•May 22, 2026

Cartel drone attacks in Guerrero force communities to flee

Families in Guerrero’s Montaña Baja left their homes after days of attacks involving drones, explosives, and gunfire. Community groups blame Los Ardillos, while rights monitors...
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Mexican economy weakens
•May 22, 2026

Mexico GDP Drops Less Than Expected in First Quarter

Mexico’s GDP fell 0.6% in Q1, better than the first estimate, as agriculture, industry and services all weakened from late 2025.Mexico’s first-quarter GDP report came...
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Mexico Heat Wave Raises Health Warnings Nationwide
•May 21, 2026

Mexico Is Warming Faster Than the Rest of Latin America

WMO data show Mexico’s temperature rose 0.34°C per decade from 1991 to 2025, alongside extreme heat, floods and rising seas.
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First Tropical Wave Raises Rain Risk in South Mexico
•May 21, 2026

First Tropical Wave Raises Rain Risk in South Mexico

Mexico’s first tropical wave of the rainy season is raising heavy-rain risk in Oaxaca and Chiapas as forecasters monitor the south.
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Mexica Skull Temple Under CDMX Still Being Studied
•May 21, 2026

Mexica Skull Temple Under CDMX Still Being Studied

INAH archaeologist Raúl Barrera says the Huei Tzompantli was a Mexica ritual site tied to life, sacrifice and ongoing study.
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Mexico and EU Leaders Arrive for Major Trade Signing
•May 21, 2026

Mexico and EU Leaders Arrive for Major Trade Signing

EU leaders arrived in Mexico before a planned May 22 signing of a modernized agreement covering trade, cooperation and strategy.
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55 Quintana Roo beaches now have excessive sargassum
•May 21, 2026

55 Quintana Roo beaches now have excessive sargassum

Fifty-five monitored Quintana Roo beaches now show excessive sargassum as officials prepare stronger containment with Semar.
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Sinaloa Cartel Crypto Cash Trail Draws U.S. Sanctions
•May 21, 2026

Sinaloa Cartel Crypto Cash Trail Draws U.S. Sanctions

OFAC sanctioned 12 people and two companies tied to alleged Sinaloa Cartel laundering networks, including one using cryptocurrency.
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Mexico Air Traffic Controllers Threaten World Cup Strike
•May 21, 2026

Mexico Air Traffic Controllers Threaten World Cup Strike

Mexico’s air traffic controllers filed a strike notice over pay, staffing and workload concerns before the World Cup travel surge.
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Mexico Investment is One Step From Junk Grade According to Moody's
•May 21, 2026

Mexico Investment is One Step From Junk Grade According to Moody’s

Moody’s lowered Mexico to Baa3, citing fiscal weakness, weak growth and Pemex support, while keeping the outlook stable.
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Why Mexico Still Struggles to Keep Lights and Water Running
•May 21, 2026

Why Mexico Still Struggles to Keep Lights and Water Running

Mexico’s power and water problems come from aging networks, fast demand growth, drought, uneven investment, and weak local systems.
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