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Developers say water and utility shortfalls are delaying 150,000 homes in Mexico, tightening supply as the country pushes a larger housing buildout.

The peso strengthened early Wednesday after a U.S.-Iran ceasefire cut safe-haven demand for the dollar and eased oil fears.

Park Life’s debut gives Mexico a public-market vehicle for rental housing, a move that could reshape how urban rental supply is financed.

Mexico’s public investment fell 44.9% through February, driven by energy cuts and Pemex, raising fresh questions about growth.

PAN lawmakers say problems exposed during the Mexico-Portugal test show Mexico City still has work to do before June 11.

The peso opened the week near 18.10 per dollar, but inflation, rate cuts and global tensions suggest the calm may not last.

The peso slipped past 18 per dollar after Banxico cut rates and global tensions lifted risk, raising new questions about prices and inflation.

Mexico produces oil, but households still absorb fuel shocks through freight, food prices, tax subsidies, price controls, and environmental damage.

A UN expert says toxic contamination in Mexico has become structural, harming health, water, and basic rights in communities across the country.

Mexico’s Navy located two missing aid boats headed to Cuba near Havana, ending a tense search and raising bigger questions about the mission.

Mexican banks are closing branches faster as apps grow, but many customers still rely on face-to-face service across Mexico.

A U.S. map shows six Mexican states at Level 4, but Mexico overall remains at Level 2. Here is what the warning really means.

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