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See why the Virgin of Guadalupe pilgrimage fills Mexico City every Dec 12, from the 1531 legend to families who walk for days and sing...

The U.S. has handed a long stretch of the California–Mexico border to the military, expanding a “militarized zone” that lets troops detain migrants.

Mexico’s Senate passes a Mexico sexual abuse reform, expanding consent rules and raising penalties after an assault on President Sheinbaum.

Mexico tariff hikes on imports from China and other Asian countries are set to boost customs revenue by 62 percent next year.

Mexico’s urban poverty line hit 4,809 pesos in November, rising faster than inflation as meals out, beef and milk drive food costs.

Secondary market prices for World Cup 2026 tickets are soaring into the millions of pesos, leaving many Mexican fans sidelined to fan zones.

Mexico’s new circular economy law creates a national system to cut waste, extend product life and push governments and industry to reuse materials.

Mexico air arrivals reached 16.57 million between January and October 2025, edging past 2024 levels and sitting 10.2 percent above 2019.

Mexico’s Supreme Court overturns a Tamaulipas law that labeled homosexuality as corruption of minors, reaffirming equality and LGBT rights.

Mexico’s posadas return December 16–24, 2025, blending Aztec roots, colonial evangelization, and today’s piñata-filled neighborhood fiestas.

Armed men linked to the Sinaloa cartel storm six border communities in Guatemala, killing six people and exposing a simmering cross-border war.

From pilgrimages and posadas to rosca and gifts, the Guadalupe Reyes marathon blends faith and partying while putting road safety to the test.

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