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Mexican cartels are recruiting Colombian ex-soldiers for combat, explosives, intelligence and drone skills, raising security concerns.

Mexico’s Semana Santa holiday brought more than 7 million foreign visitors and over 30.74 billion pesos in tourism spending.

Recent low-magnitude tremors in southern Yucatán may be linked to the Ticul fault, but experts say the area is not in a seismic crisis.

Mexico’s rental market is split between costly online listings and cheaper informal options, making affordable apartments harder to find.

A new expat safety survey finds foreign residents in Mexico feel safer in their communities than in their previous home countries.

U.S. officers stopped a southbound weapons cache at Nogales, highlighting how arms trafficking still feeds violence inside Mexico.

A new CIDH report says Mexico has made social-policy gains, but killings of trans women and other LGBTQ people remain a serious concern.

Sheinbaum wants Roberto Lazzeri in Washington as Mexico heads into delicate U.S. trade talks and the 2026 T-MEC review.

Specialists warn Mexico’s biznaga burra could vanish within decades as illegal acitrón extraction keeps removing seed-producing adults.

Sheinbaum says housing rights and real-estate growth can coexist as Mexico City weighs rent limits and expands social housing.

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.

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