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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.

A fatal fire near Dos Bocas was followed by a crude spill in Tabasco, prompting cleanup work and new questions about safety.

INEGI data shows crime and insecurity cost Mexican households about 30.8 million pesos an hour in 2024 through losses, prevention and health bills.

Mexico enters peak fire months with more blazes than a year ago, drier forecasts and forests loaded with fuel after 2025 rains.

Thousands gathered at Teotihuacán and Chichén Itzá for the spring equinox as Mexico balanced ritual, tourism and site protection.

Preliminary INEGI data show Mexico’s economy grew 1.2% in February, with services steady and industry still acting as a drag.

Mexico’s spring equinox weekend will bring tighter access rules, heavier crowds and stricter controls at major archaeological sites.

The deadly Dos Bocas fire is raising wider questions about safety, oversight, and risk at one of Mexico’s highest-profile refineries.

Mexico’s primary schools face a digital gap that mirrors weak reading results, leaving many children without the tools now tied to learning.

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