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The 14th Festival of the Oceans returns May 30 to June 7 with free events in Puerto Morelos, Cancún, and Playa del Carmen.

A resale-market estimate says following Mexico through the World Cup could cost $70,508, driven by tickets, travel and lodging.

Mexico City’s Mi Policía app now connects users to gender violence support, including help for women, minors and LGBT victims.

Playas Libres IA uses public maps and building data to flag possible construction conflicts in Mexico’s federal beach zones.

A Mother’s Day cultural explainer traces Ixchel, Coatlicue, Gaia, Nut, Izanami and Frigg through myth, history and modern memory.

Rubén Rocha Moya lost immunity after taking leave as Sinaloa governor, as federal protection and U.S. cartel charges fuel fallout.

Mexico says it will address U.S. airline access concerns at AICM, but Washington says restrictions remain until reforms are implemented.

Mexico City’s two main airports handled 51.7 million passengers in 2025, only slightly above AICM’s 2019 record.

Mexico reached a record 16.3% share of U.S. goods trade in Q1 2026, strengthening its position before the T-MEC review.

Cancún’s Nichupté Bridge opens Wednesday morning with new federal traffic rules, access controls, a reversible lane and bike-lane guidance.

CFE says a few lines on your electricity bill can explain rising costs and help households avoid surprises before the next payment.

Viva Aerobus and Volaris lost $145 million in the first quarter as fuel and peso pressures hit Mexico’s low-cost airline model.

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