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Mexico will invest more than 140 billion pesos in gas pipelines to support CFE plants, industry and long-term energy supply.

Jalisco’s new tourism certification links sustainability, local identity and child-protection protocols ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Mexico’s Senate is preparing an AI law and national strategy that could shape work, public services, online safety and digital rights.

Todd Blanche says more U.S. cases may follow against Mexican officials accused of cartel ties, adding pressure after the Sinaloa indictment.

Mexico’s inflation slowed to 4.45% in April, but grocery prices and Banxico’s target gap kept pressure on households across the country.

Archaeologists in Yucatán identified a possible Maya altar and offering during Tren Maya cargo rail works near Ucú.

Quintana Roo tour operators report fewer resort guests booking parks and excursions as all-inclusive stays keep visitors on property.

Jalisco will host Guía México Gastronómico 2027, using food, chefs and tourism events to promote the state beyond beaches.

Mexico created a National Midwifery Committee to coordinate maternal care policy and reduce preventable maternal deaths.

Mexico’s Navy reported 63 bundles of suspected cocaine in three Pacific operations, along with 11 rescues and three stowaways.

The U.S. fentanyl strategy treats cartels as a national security threat, raising legal, diplomatic and security pressure on Mexico.

The dollar closed near 17.25 pesos on May 6 as the peso gained on lower risk fears, softer dollar demand, and U.S. jobs data.

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