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Tourism analysts warn insecurity, weak promotion, visa barriers and higher visitor fees could limit Mexico’s 2026 gains.

UBS says Mexico is gaining from AI hardware demand as Taiwanese firms assemble components for U.S. buyers, but risks remain.

The U.S. Embassy says World Cup visitors in Mexico should call 911 first in emergencies, then contact consular staff for help.

A Talpa de Allende councilman was killed in a street attack as Jalisco authorities investigate what happened and who was involved.

Mexico has recorded at least 113 police killings in 2026, with Jalisco, Sinaloa, Morelos, Edomex and Guanajuato leading.

Quintana Roo opened support at Cancún airport after Spirit Airlines shut down, leaving travelers to rebook flights and seek lodging.

Querétaro’s gender identity law gives trans and nonbinary adults a civil registry path to align official documents with their identity.

Each May 3, Mexico’s builders place decorated crosses on construction sites to mark Día de la Santa Cruz and ask for protection.

U.S. prosecutors seek forfeiture of alleged proceeds tied to Rubén Rocha Moya and nine Sinaloa officials accused of aiding Los Chapitos.

Mexico’s Navy has expanded its 2026 sargassum operation in Quintana Roo as heavier arrivals threaten beaches and tourism.

A recovered Maya lintel in New York is now at the center of a Mexico Guatemala dispute over origin, ownership and cultural patrimony.

A U.S. indictment accusing Sinaloa Gov. Rubén Rocha of cartel ties tests Mexico’s courts, sovereignty line and politics.

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