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In Chihuahua’s Sierra Tarahumara, organized crime groups are forcing Indigenous families off their land to exploit illegal gold mining and logging.

Mexico’s annual inflation was 3.79% in January, up from December’s 3.69%. Core inflation hit 4.52%, driven by higher cigarette and soft drink prices.

The Mexican peso strengthened against the U.S. dollar on the first trading day of the week, supported by a weaker greenback and fresh inflation data.

Mexico sent two Navy ships carrying 814 tons of food and supplies to Cuba, reaffirming solidarity as U.S. pressure on Cuba’s fuel supply intensifies.

Vizsla Silver confirmed all 10 employees abducted last month in Sinaloa are dead, sparking calls for stronger security across Mexico’s mining sector.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro says Colombian narco Santiago Gallón, tied to the 1994 murder of soccer star Andrés Escobar, was killed in Mexico.

Chef Olga Cabrera’s Oaxacan restaurant Tierra del Sol, known for blending tradition with innovation, wins Mexico’s Restaurant of the Year 2026.

Operación Enjambre is a sweeping federal crackdown targeting corrupt municipal officials who protect organized crime networks in Mexico.

Official figures show Mexico’s reported human trafficking cases jumped 45% in a year, raising alarms about widespread, hidden exploitation.

US DOJ targets cartel money brokers moving drug profits via cryptocurrency, aiming to choke off cash that funds Mexico-based trafficking groups.

Mexico reduced preventive health spending in favor of building more hospitals, a shift that could overburden the system and raise future costs.

Mexico and the U.S. agreed to a 60-day action plan on critical minerals, aiming to map deposits, align rules and screen investment.

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