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Mexico’s holiday garbage spike brings more trash, wasted food, and emissions. Here’s why it happens and how households can cut it.

Mexico confirms foreign security agents from 14 countries are accredited, but names and numbers stay classified for security and diplomacy.

USD/MXN traded near 17.98 Monday, keeping the peso under 18 as the dollar softened and fresh Mexico activity data steadied bids.

Cofepris testing before winter break flagged six beaches over the enterococci limit, so they are not suitable for recreational swimming.

To keep your Mexico line active, link it to your CURP by late June 2026 for existing lines. Telcel says June 29; AT&T says June...

December can magnify grief, money pressure, and loneliness. Learn the signs that suggest depression, not just holiday stress, and when to reach out.

Long before loud parties, posadas were neighborhood prayer walks, shared food, candles, and piñatas meant to teach and bind the block.

Mexico’s 2025 winter solstice hits Sunday, Dec. 21 at 9:03 a.m. central time, bringing the shortest day and longest night.

A 2008 Mexico City scuffle became a viral moral panic. Emo Day 2025 revives what happened and why people still talk about it.

Mexico will avoid intervening in Venezuela–U.S. tensions, Sheinbaum says, while keeping regional channels open and urging peaceful talks.

A proposed Volaris Viva merger could create a bigger low-cost map, adding planes and more nonstop links across Mexico and abroad.

Segob says 145,537 Mexicans were deported from the U.S. since Jan. 20, and nearly 100,000 have used federal assistance centers.

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