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LGBTQ+ migrants in Mexico face violence, discrimination and barriers to basic services as aid groups try to fill the gaps.

Mexico is coordinating airports, customs, highways and border crossings to make World Cup arrivals smoother for millions of visitors.

Mexico named 12 Liga MX players for its first World Cup preparation group, starting the final push toward Javier Aguirre’s 26-man roster.

Authorities are investigating the killing of four women near Culiacán’s Rafael Buelna market as feminicide after an evening gun attack.

Residents say work at Las Cocinas beach threatens turtle nesting, beach access and the Punta de Mita coast as officials face permit questions.

INAH registered El Jefeciño in Quintana Roo, a Maya settlement with about 80 structures and possible mural painting remains.

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.

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