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

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

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.

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

Official data show Mexico’s rail network suffers a train derailment about every 48 hours, raising serious questions about safety and oversight.

Chiapas is reinforcing the Guatemala border to stop criminals displaced by crackdowns, citing sharp drops in killings in hotspots.

Mexico’s IPC index closed at a record 67,500 points with a 0.49% gain, propelled by mining stocks. The market is now up 4.9% year-to-date.

Grupo Carso will buy Lukoil’s Mexico unit, taking full control of Ichalkil–Pokoch and assuming $330m debt tied to the fields.

GM ended a second shift at Ramos Arizpe, cutting about 1,900 jobs as North American EV demand cools, even as it touts a $1B Mexico...

The peso ended Monday at 17.58 per dollar, its strongest close since June 2024, as thin U.S.-holiday trading muted swings.

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.

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