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U.S. pressure over alleged cartel ties may move beyond visa cancellations, raising legal and diplomatic stakes for Mexico and its ruling class.

Construction output rose just 0.3% in February, keeping Mexico’s building recovery fragile as annual activity stayed negative.

Lesbian Visibility Day highlights legal gains in Mexico, but discrimination, violence and family-rights gaps remain daily issues.

Tijuana River sewage is crossing into San Diego, carrying waste, odors and health concerns as Mexico and the U.S. pursue fixes.

Generative AI is pushing data centers to use more power, raising new questions about electricity, water and digital growth.

Guadalajara will use 10 official shuttle points to move ticketed World Cup fans to Estadio AKRON and limit traffic near the venue.

Eight active Manzanillo police officers face a criminal case over claims they leaked security movements to CJNG-linked contacts.

Five people were injured when a jet ski struck beachgoers at Cancun’s Playa Forum, renewing concerns over watercraft safety.

Experts say Mexico may need 150 years to identify thousands of unnamed bodies as forensic services face deep resource gaps.

Mexico says two CIA agents in a Chihuahua operation lacked formal authorization, raising legal questions over foreign security roles.

A suspected Africanized bee swarm stung several people at Plaza Las Américas in Chetumal, prompting emergency response and safety warnings.

A 41-year-old U.S. tourist died after reportedly falling into a hotel pool at Dreams Playa Mujeres in the Isla Mujeres area.

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