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Mexican author Gonzalo Celorio has received the 2025 Cervantes Prize, joining a rare national group and spotlighting Mexico’s literary legacy.

Mexico says it broke up a major fuel-theft and tax-fraud structure that used shell companies, false invoices and smuggling routes.

A new report on CIA participation in Chihuahua anti-drug raids has reopened Mexico’s debate over sovereignty, security law and federal control.

After the Teotihuacán shooting, tourism leaders urged joint action to protect traveler confidence as Mexico prepares for World Cup 2026.

Tianguis Turístico 2026 will give Mexican cuisine a larger role in Acapulco, turning food, wine and regional routes into a stronger travel pitch.

Mexico’s retail sales fell 0.9% in February, as weaker grocery demand offset stronger online and specialty sales across Mexico.

Mexico inflation slowed to 4.53% in early April, but food and fuel costs stayed high, keeping pressure on household budgets.

Treasury targeted 23 people and companies tied to the Sinaloa Cartel, tracing how chemicals move from Asia into Mexico’s drug pipeline.

Pemex recorded 3,951 spills from 2020 to 2025, suggesting the latest Gulf leak is part of a wider pattern, not a one-off event.

Citi says Mexico can still grow 1.4% in 2026 if T-MEC talks restore investment confidence and late-2025 momentum holds.

Teotihuacán reopened with heavier security after a deadly shooting, as tourists returned and vendors warned short closures hit income hard.

Mexico published a draft rule to cap emissions from new gasoline motorcycles and require certification before they can be sold.

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