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The first U.S. Mexico trade round ended with autos, metals and supply chains on the table as Canada pushes to keep USMCA trilateral.

Mexico City teacher protests have become a travel watch as a CNTE strike builds days before the World Cup opener and Zócalo fan events.

Bahía de Banderas says canal clearing is 72 to 73 percent complete as crews race to finish before heavier June rains arrive.

Aeroméxico and ASSA reached a labor deal that canceled a June 1 strike, but the contract review still faces a worker consultation.

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season opened June 1 with Mexico forecasting 11 to 15 named systems through November.

Claudia Sheinbaum used a major anniversary rally to reject U.S. pressure and frame sovereignty as the next fight for her government.

Marriott, Aimbridge and Grupo Satli announced a 980-room Riviera Maya all-inclusive project planned for the Marriott portfolio in 2027.

Forecasters are tracking two Pacific disturbances, including one likely to become a tropical depression southwest of Baja California.

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.

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