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Veracruz reef protest

Veracruz reef protest challenges port expansion over damage

Veracruz reef protest targets south breakwater as activists warn La Gallega could vanish; officials say the project complies with the law.
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Plan Paricutin Michoacan

Plan Paricutin Michoacan aims to seal cartel routes

Plan Paricutin Michoacan rolls in more than 10,500 troops and a 57-billion-peso push to seal cartel routes after Uruapan's mayor was killed.
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Quintana Roo trafficking rescues

Quintana Roo trafficking rescues surge as 844 victims freed

Quintana Roo trafficking rescues draw focus as 844 victims are freed and 98 suspects detained, with 24 sentences and 139 raids reported.
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Juan Gabriel Zócalo

Juan Gabriel turns Mexico City’s Zócalo into a sing-along

Juan Gabriel Zócalo drew over 170,000 as Netflix and the city projected his 1990 Bellas Artes concert, turning downtown into a giant sing-along.
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Xochimilco World Cup upgrades

Xochimilco World Cup upgrades bring canals a fresh glow

Xochimilco World Cup upgrades start at key piers and trajineras with paint, lighting and fixes to welcome 2026 visitors and protect canals.
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Festival de Cine Consciente

Tulum Festival de Cine Consciente brings free cinema outdoors

From Nov. 14–16 at Parque Dos Aguas, the Tulum conscious film festival screens 11 films with talks and workshops, free and open to the community.
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Tulum culinary richness

Tulum culinary richness takes the stage at new fest

After the first Pizza & Pasta Fest drew about 4,000 people, the mayor pushes for wider recognition for Tulum culinary richness beyond beaches.
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Macron Mexico visit

Crowds trade chants during Macron Mexico visit in CDMX

Shouts and shoving outside Palacio Nacional as supporters and critics crossed paths during the Macron Mexico visit. Security kept a perimeter.
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Avianca Tulum route

Avianca Tulum route won’t return as demand keeps slumping

Avianca Tulum route confirmed shelved; Avianca says low demand means no restart, not even for peak season, as the airline reallocates capacity.
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Metrobús emergency braking

Metrobús emergency braking leaves five hurt near Balderas

Metrobús emergency braking injures five, including a child, when a pedestrian entered Line 4 at Ayuntamiento and Balderas in the Historic Center.
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CDMX AI school

CDMX AI school opens free training for 10,000 first cohort

CDMX AI school opens at Tláhuac’s TecNM campus with a first 10,000-student intake, free training and public certificates aimed at fast tech jobs.
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Jalisco disappearances crisis

Jalisco disappearances crisis: Lemus promises resources

In his report, Lemus acknowledged the Jalisco disappearances crisis, promised a 172% funding boost, and addressed the Rancho Izaguirre case.
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