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•January 13, 2026

World Chewing Gum Day recalls Mexico’s chicle origins

January 13 highlights chicle’s Mexican roots—from chicozapote sap to global gum—showing how jungle latex became everyday candy.

•January 13, 2026

CBP seizures suggest drug flow to US down under Sheinbaum

U.S. CBP seizure data show notable drops in several drug categories at the border during Sheinbaum’s first 14 months, while cocaine seizures rose.

•January 12, 2026

Peso strengthens as Fed chair probe hits the dollar

The peso firmed near 17.9 per dollar as a criminal probe involving Fed Chair Jerome Powell weakened the greenback and buoyed Mexico stocks.

•January 12, 2026

Mexico earns Guinness record for largest embroidery show

Mexico set a Guinness World Records mark at Los Pinos with 3,106 embroidered and textile pieces made by artisans from all 32 states.

•January 12, 2026

Drone warfare pushes Mexico cartel fight into skies

Cartels are turning cheap drones into scouts and bombers, pushing Mexico and the U.S. toward an electronic “air curtain” and counter-drone tech.

•January 12, 2026

Snow, ice and wind disrupt Mexico as Frente Frío 27 hits

Frente Frío 27 drives snow, ice and strong winds, suspending classes in southern Veracruz and forcing closures and travel alerts across Mexico.

•January 9, 2026

Interoceanic Train crash rattles investors in Mexico

After a deadly derailment, the Interoceanic Train crash is cooling corporate interest and raising questions about safety, costs, and reliability.

•January 9, 2026

Mexico housing prices rise as World Cup pressure builds

Home prices jumped up to 10% in a year, and World Cup projects plus tourism could tighten supply and push rents higher in key metros.

•January 8, 2026

Mexico allows tariff-free meat imports from Brazil in 2026

Mexico opened tariff-free quotas for 2026 beef and pork imports, including Brazil, after removing meat from PACIC—fueling price questions.

•January 8, 2026

Mexico opens US apple antidumping probe on imports

Mexico has opened an anti-dumping investigation into U.S. apple imports after growers alleged sales below normal value; duties may follow.

•January 8, 2026

Pemex under pressure as Venezuela lures oil capital

IMCO says Venezuela may pull capital away just as Pemex looks for private partners to lift output and ease pressure on Mexico’s finances.

•January 7, 2026

Organized crime recruitment of minors is rising, report says

A report highlighted growing recruitment of minors by organized crime, outlining how criminal groups pull adolescents into roles ranging from lookouts to direct participation in...

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