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Sheinbaum told governors that foreign security cooperation must pass through federal legal channels after the Chihuahua dispute.

Sea Shepherd and fishing cooperatives are joining patrols in Río Lagartos as Yucatán pushes back against illegal fishing.

A Jalisco committee backed a 50% property-tax surcharge on empty homes held by large owners, but the measure still needs a full vote.

INAH says remains found in La Paz are a pre-Hispanic burial tied to El Conchalito, not a recent missing-persons case.

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.

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