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Mexico exports to US

Mexico’s 2025 Exports Set Record, US Still Top Destination

In 2025, Mexico's exports soared 7.6% to a record $664 billion, driven by manufacturing gains, while the US remained its biggest market.
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Zapotec Tomb Found in Oaxaca Sheds Light on Ancient Culture

Zapotec Tomb Found in Oaxaca Sheds Light on Ancient Culture

A 1,400-year-old Zapotec tomb uncovered in Oaxaca is well-preserved with murals and carvings, shedding new light on ancient Zapotec culture.
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White pelicans return to Texcoco after 15-year absence

White pelicans return to Texcoco after 15-year absence

After 15 years, American white pelicans return to Texcoco’s restored wetlands, a sign Lake Texcoco’s recovery is real.
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National Guard Protects Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary

Mexico has stationed 300 National Guard members in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, teaming with local communities to safeguard the famed wintering site from illegal...
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US presses Mexico for verifiable cartel crackdowns

US presses Mexico for verifiable cartel crackdowns

Washington tells Mexico future security cooperation depends on concrete, verifiable action against cartels and fentanyl as talks resume Jan. 23.
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ryan wedding

FBI says Ryan Wedding hid in Mexico for over a decade before being arrested

FBI says ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding spent 10+ years hiding in Mexico before being detained and sent to face U.S. drug and murder charges.
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peso today

Mexican peso holds steady as inflation ticks higher

The peso closed near 17.48 per dollar, steady under 17.50, as hotter Mexico inflation and a softer greenback steadied markets.
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US military aircraft in Toluca sparks sovereignty debate

Sheinbaum Revises Training Flights After US Plane Uproar

After a U.S. military plane’s landing sparked controversy, Claudia Sheinbaum says Mexicans training in the U.S. will now travel on Mexican aircraft.
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Mariachi Day celebrates Mexico’s musical identity worldwide

Mariachi Day celebrates Mexico’s musical identity worldwide

Mariachi Day on January 21 honors the music from Jalisco that became a global symbol of Mexican identity and earned UNESCO heritage status.
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Yucatán sargassum biofertilizers

Quintana Roo’s Sargassum Crisis Now Poses Health Risks

Decomposing sargassum on Quintana Roo’s beaches releases toxic gases and contaminants—adding health dangers to an environmental crisis.
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mexico cartel extradition

Mexico Transfers 37 High-Risk Cartel Suspects to US Custody

Mexico has handed 37 alleged cartel members to U.S. custody, calling them a security threat. U.S. authorities promised not to seek the death penalty.
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sim card

Black Market Pre-Registered SIM Cards Emerge on Social Media

In Mexico, social media sellers offer "ready-to-use" SIM cards that are already registered — sparking government alerts and cyber police action.
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