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An investigation found Mexican health agencies paid 361.5 million pesos to shell companies for supplies that never reached hospitals.

The T-MEC review isn’t just tariff talk. It’s a decision on where North America manufactures, via rules of origin and supply-chain security.

Electricity shortages are slowing factories, housing and city growth in Mexico, even as investment plans and demand keep rising.

Mexico home prices rose 4% in February, with Mexico City still the priciest market by square meter and regional gaps staying wide.

Mexico has reopened the PLIA, inviting original works in Indigenous languages from across the Americas as it widens the prize’s reach.

Mexico’s top court is poised to revoke Xcaret’s legal shield, a move that could force it to stop using Maya symbols in promotion.

Foreign companies raised hiring of Mexican professionals 53% in 2025, showing broader cross-border demand in tech, language, and service roles.

Bayer’s 1.9 billion peso push in Lerma and Orizaba highlights Mexico’s growing role in drug manufacturing and exports.

Mexico’s disarmament campaign is drawing attention not only for weapons turned in, but for its effort to steer children away from gun culture.

Meta says Mexican cartels used its apps for recruitment, extortion and fraud, and that it removed more than 40,000 accounts in 2025.

A new history of Mexica cooking argues that tortillas, tamales, atole, nixtamal and stone tools still anchor daily eating in Mexico.

Mexico wants the USMCA review to do more than protect exports. It wants chips and electronics to deepen North American production.

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