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A 346 million-peso, no-bid maize contract for Minsa, owned by Sheinbaum’s advisor, was canceled but left sharp ethical questions.

U.S. officials handed Mexico a list of Russian spies posing as diplomats. Mexico did not expel them, reviving old worries about quiet espionage.

The FBI raised its reward to $15 million for former Olympian Ryan Wedding, accused of leading a violent cartel-linked cocaine network.

President Sheinbaum wants federal prosecutors to explain why the Coahuayana car bomb case was downgraded from terrorism to organized crime.

From 2026, new tax rules let SAT freeze seals, block accounts and trigger jail for fake invoices, raising alarms over due process.

December 8 marks the unofficial start of Mexico Christmas tree tradition, blending Catholic feast days with family rituals and modern timing.

Mexico’s president joins a global list of style leaders as her embroidered looks spotlight Indigenous artisans and pressure big fashion brands.

From lantern-lit alleys in San Miguel to snow-dusted pines in Creel, meet five Mexican Christmas towns that turn December into magic.

Neighborhood grocery stores across Mexico report a 45 percent collapse in 2025 sales as inflation, debt and rising extortion squeeze families.

Low but steady Popocatepetl volcano activity brought tremor and gas plumes, keeping Yellow Phase 2 and a strict 12 km safety zone.

Mexico’s state-backed fund of funds wants to channel billions into venture, credit and infrastructure to support 700,000 new jobs in three years.

Tren Maya hits its 1.2 million passenger goal and rolls out a bundled New Year express with flights, hotels and a long-distance rail trip.

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