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•February 26, 2026

Mexico labor poverty falls to record low, INEGI data shows

INEGI reports labor poverty fell to 32.3% in late 2025, supported by higher real labor income and the biggest drops in industrial states.

•February 25, 2026

Trump’s 10% global tariff starts, USMCA exempts Mexico

U.S. starts a 10% global import duty for 150 days. Mexico’s USMCA/T-MEC goods are exempt, but non-qualifying items still pay.

After cartel-linked unrest in several states, the White House warned cartels and urged Americans in Mexico to follow US security alerts.

•February 24, 2026

White House warns cartels not to attack Americans in Mexico

After cartel-linked unrest in several states, the White House warned cartels and urged Americans in Mexico to follow US security alerts.

•February 24, 2026

Clinic finder expands as Mexico measles cases top 10,634

Mexico confirms 10,634 measles cases; Feb. 8–14 adds 973. Officials prioritize vaccines by age and direct residents to clinic finder help.

•February 24, 2026

Why February 24 matters in Mexico and what is observed

Mexico marks February 24 as Flag Day, rooted in the 1821 Plan of Iguala and later law. Here’s what’s commemorated nationwide.

•February 24, 2026

Mexico’s push to shrink cash payments in favor of digital transactions

In a Feb. 24, 2026, interview, the head of Asociación de Bancos de México, Emilio Romano, described a coordinated effort with the federal government to roll out...

•February 23, 2026

CJNG After El Mencho: How the Network Keeps Operating

El Mencho is dead, but CJNG’s network remains active across Mexico and abroad, with diversified income streams and alliances that outlast one leader.

•February 23, 2026

Mexico property outlook for 2026 turns on power and credit

Mexico’s 2026 real estate outlook depends on reliable power, USMCA trade clarity and cheaper credit as industrial, office and housing segments diverge.

•February 23, 2026

Peso slips as tariffs and security risks outweigh GDP

The peso fell on Feb. 23 as U.S. tariff signals and security risks in Mexico outweighed stronger-than-expected GDP data.

•February 23, 2026

Mexico tries to slowly return to normal life after nationwide violence

Harfuch says cartel-linked roadblocks are lifted nationwide after Sunday’s unrest, as patrols remain and travel slowly normalizes.

Questions grow over fuel smuggling at Navy-run ports

•February 22, 2026

Fuel Smuggling Claims Put Navy-Run Ports Under Lens

An investigation alleges a network that shields illegal fuel imports at Navy-run ports, raising questions about customs oversight and cover-ups.

•February 22, 2026

Sheinbaum calls for calm amid widespread roadblocks

Sheinbaum urged calm as road blockades spread after the killing of CJNG leader “El Mencho” in Tapalpa, citing federal-state coordination.

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