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Heavy sargassum is outpacing cleanup capacity in Quintana Roo as crews, barriers and Navy vessels struggle with daily arrivals.

Mexico says USMCA rules would spare most exports from a proposed U.S. tariff, but autos, steel and aluminum remain outside that shield.

Aeroméxico is trimming its capacity outlook as jet-fuel costs and fewer available seats reshape Mexico air travel, fares and routes.

The San Pancho wildfire is 80% controlled and 65% liquidated after burning about 146 hectares, with crews still on hot spots.

Forecasters are tracking two new Pacific systems near southern Mexico as Amanda becomes the first named storm of the 2026 season.

Nayarit officials say about 160 people were defrauded through fake Canada construction job offers tied to social media recruiters.

WMO says El Niño is developing, raising risks for heat, drought, heavy rain and Pacific storm activity as Mexico tracks the shift.

Profepa seized 350 freshwater turtles sent as toys in Matamoros. Officials said 25 were dead and protected species were involved.

U.S. prosecutors charged four people after finding more than one ton of cocaine and a fortified tunnel linking Tijuana to Otay Mesa.

Consultants warn that cartel extortion of up to 20% is pushing security costs higher and turning organized crime into an economic risk.

Public infrastructure investment fell through April, widening the strain between Mexico’s building pipeline and basic urban services.

Foreign air arrivals from the U.S. to Mexico fell 6.1% from January to April, the first post-pandemic recovery decline for tourism.

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