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CNTE teachers say talks with federal officials ended without agreement, setting up June 1 protests in Mexico City before World Cup events.

Federal prosecutors say eight suspects were detained in a case involving shell companies, false invoices and alleged money laundering.

A U.S. review of Mexico’s consulates has raised closure concerns as Mexico rejects claims its offices meddle in U.S. politics.

Access controls near Maestro Flamingos have renewed scrutiny over public beach access rules in Nuevo Nayarit and Bahía de Banderas.

Design suppliers are gaining influence as Mexico’s hotel and real-estate pipeline pushes developers to sell more than location.

El último sueño de Frida y Diego closes the Met’s Mexico City live season with a Spanish-language opera rooted in art and Día de Muertos.

Chihuahua closed its session without a marriage-equality vote, leaving only Chihuahua and Aguascalientes without updated civil codes.

AICM renovation delays are causing traffic, parking problems and long walks as Mexico City prepares for World Cup arrivals.

The Supreme Court will review a Puebla case that could set national criteria on sex-worker rights and municipal policing.

New reporting and human rights records show cartels increasingly control migrant routes, pushing smuggling into extortion and trafficking.

Jalisco will try to beat the 6,800.5 kg guacamole record on June 18 at Charros stadium, with producers and students taking part

A former Mexican trade official says failure to settle the 2026 USMCA review could trigger annual talks through 2036, extending uncertainty.

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