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Cuba and Mexico are searching for two aid sailboats that vanished en route to Havana, deepening concern around a high-profile relief mission.

Mexico’s top court says Maya cultural heritage is not open tourism branding, forcing Xcaret to pull disputed imagery while the case continues.

Mexico’s Navy says a vessel anchored off Coatzacoalcos helped cause the Gulf spill, alongside natural seepage, as legal action nears.

Around 500 migrants left Tapachula after months of low pay and stalled paperwork, exposing pressure at Mexico’s southern border.

V-Dem’s 2026 report says Mexico now sits on the line between electoral democracy and autocracy as checks on power weaken.

Greenpeace says a Gulf spill now affects 630 kilometers of coastline as officials still have not identified the source or declared an emergency.

CFE says 58 transmission projects for 2026 and 2027 could ease grid bottlenecks slowing industry, investment, and new connections in Mexico.

Mexico’s inflation rose to 4.63% in early March, driven by produce prices and complicating Banxico’s rate decision this week.

Renting is rising in Mexico as mortgages tighten and rules change, but a more formal market does not yet mean easier or cheaper housing.

Mexico may have only about five days of gasoline and diesel on hand, a thin buffer that leaves the country exposed to supply shocks.

Mexico now carries the Americas' heaviest measles burden, raising pressure on health authorities as travel season and the World Cup approach.

U.S. prosecutors say a foreign network sought missiles, anti-aircraft systems and other weapons for CJNG through false paperwork.

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