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Mexico Launches Safety Messaging Push in US and Canada Mexico’s tourism industry and federal officials are rolling out a safety message in the United States and Canada before Tianguis 2026.
Why private hospital bills in Mexico keep climbing Private hospital treatment in Mexico has risen about 50% in three years, adding pressure on families, employers, and health insurers.
Sheinbaum Defends USMCA as Inflation Pressures Rise Sheinbaum acknowledged rising produce prices, pushed a broader anti-inflation response, and argued Mexico still benefits from keeping the USMCA intact.
Mexico Navy Says 11 Tons of Cocaine Seized at Sea in 2026 Mexico says its Navy has seized more than 11 tons of cocaine at sea in 2026, underscoring the scale of maritime trafficking routes.
Authorities Disable Sonora Tunnel Near the US Border Authorities in Sonora shut down a tunnel aimed at the US border and arrested an alleged Los Salazar operative in Nogales.
Tizimín Issues Warning on Unregulated Vitamin Drips Tizimín health officials are warning against online and home-service vitamin IV drips after deadly cases elsewhere in Mexico raised alarm.
Water shortages stall 150,000 planned homes in Mexico Developers say water and utility shortfalls are delaying 150,000 homes in Mexico, tightening supply as the country pushes a larger housing buildout.
Mexico Inflation Rebounds in March as Food Prices Jump Mexico’s annual inflation rose to 4.59% in March, led by food and energy pressures, adding strain for households and caution for Banxico.
Peso gains against dollar as inflation clouds path The peso strengthened to around 17.35 per dollar on April 9, but hotter March inflation may complicate what comes next for Mexico.
Peso gains after U.S.-Iran ceasefire sends dollar lower The peso strengthened early Wednesday after a U.S.-Iran ceasefire cut safe-haven demand for the dollar and eased oil fears.