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Mexico says 132,000 troops were deployed after two CJNG arrests to prevent cartel reprisals and protect strategic roads and cities.

Mexico named three community tourism destinations, signaling a federal push to put more visitor spending into local hands.

Mexican goods face a 3.7% average U.S. tariff rate, keeping exporters competitive as T-MEC rules become more important.

Quintana Roo says 400 real estate projects are outside rules, raising legal-risk questions for buyers across Mexico’s Caribbean coast.

Environmental groups say Gulf oil contamination has reached 81 beaches in three states, raising new questions about cleanup and damage.

Mexico’s heat wave is forecast to continue Tuesday, with extreme highs in northern and Pacific states and storm risks in the northeast.

Reynosa saw roadblocks, fires and shootings after the arrest of alleged Gulf Cartel figure Alexander Benavides, alias El Metro 9.

Mexico says anti-fuel-smuggling operations seized 11 million liters and dealt a 301 billion peso blow to criminal groups.

Mexico posted a $1.012 billion first-quarter trade deficit, even as March exports jumped and delivered a monthly surplus.

The arrest of Audias Flores Silva in Nayarit puts new attention on CJNG leadership, extradition pressure and Mexico’s security strategy.

A World Cup model projects Mexico to advance from its group but lose to Belgium before reaching the quarterfinals at home.

Aeroméxico is trimming less profitable flying and raising fares as higher fuel costs reshape travel planning across Mexico and abroad.

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