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A new federal decree activates Mexico’s circular economy law, forcing producers and importers to plan, register and pay for packaging waste recovery.

Mexico says a U.S. C-130 landing in Toluca was a preapproved logistics run to take Mexican security personnel to training, not deploy troops.

Puebla’s first measles case puts all 32 states on the outbreak map. Check your vaccine status, know symptoms, and when to seek care.

Heatwaves and drought are pushing bats past their limits, threatening pollination and natural insect control that ecosystems and farms rely on.

After a rapid rally, the peso eased versus the dollar Friday, seen as a technical correction as traders digested U.S. data.

China-Latin America trade hit $518B in 2024 and investment stock nears $190B, reshaping supply chains with Mexico in the mix.

SAT says Mexico collected a record 6.045T pesos in 2025, beating the legal target as ISR and VAT gains outweighed weaker IEPS.

After December’s long feast season, January’s “fresh start” pressure can turn food into a moral test. Here’s how to break the cycle.

Health officials warn Mexico could lose its measles-elimination label by February unless vaccination gaps close and transmission is stopped.

Mexico could grow 1.5% in 2026, Vanguard says, helped by U.S. consumers and World Cup tourism, but investment may lag amid T-MEC doubts.

General Motors will invest $1 billion in Mexico over 2026–2027, betting on local demand as USMCA review talk and tariff pressure return.

New IMSS figures point to widespread depressive symptoms, especially among older adults, underscoring how Mexico feels different beyond expat life.

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