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Mexico’s coastal projects promise jobs and tourism, but new seismic rules and Mahahual court fights show how fragile oversight can be.

Sheinbaum met with her full cabinet as the Rocha case, U.S. extradition pressure, and Sinaloa security concerns converged in Mexico City.

Monterrey remains Mexico’s top industrial market, but CBRE data show demand is becoming more selective after the nearshoring boom.

Indigenous groups protested a planned Malinche and Cortés ceremony in Mexico City, reviving debate over conquest, memory and Spain.

Mexico says Chinese tourism grew in 2025 and is rolling out promotion, training, and a “Cerca de China” program for tourism providers.

Mexico’s business confidence fell in April, keeping key sectors below the optimism line as growth, investment and trade concerns weigh on firms.

The 2026 U.S. drug strategy links Mexico security aid to more cartel arrests, extraditions, lab raids and precursor seizures.

Mexico’s World Cup will test streets, transit, policing, vendors, public viewing, and whether the gains reach residents, not just tourists.

Mexico City faces two linked risks: earthquakes amplified by soft soil and sinking ground driven by groundwater pumping and weak drainage.

Plan México fast-tracks strategic projects while using state planning, procurement and infrastructure to steer private capital.

Radiant Mobile plans a Christian phone service that blocks LGBT and gender content, with Mexico named as a possible future market.

A Mexican writer asked INAH to exhume Hernán Cortés’ remains and send them to Spain, reopening debate over history and cultural goods.

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