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Jalisco-Israel ties

Jalisco lawmakers push agenda to sever ties with Israel

Jalisco-Israel ties face new scrutiny as two deputies urge halting deals with states accused of grave abuses, citing a Zapopan outreach to Israel.
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Tulum tourism slump

Tourists are skipping Tulum and locals feel it

Tulum tourism slump deepens as occupancy falls, U.S. flights are cut, and access fees rile visitors. Locals say costs and insecurity are pushing people away.
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Tulum coral die-off

Tulum coral die-off alarms dive operators and guides

Dive operators warn of Tulum coral die-off, citing visible reef decline; scientists track bleaching and disease pressures threatening tourism and ecology.
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Micky Hair killing

Micky Hair killing was a planned hit says Harfuch

Federal security chief says the Micky Hair killing was a direct, planned hit in Polanco, not a botched robbery, as investigators trace the attack and...
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Mexico in Every Jewel

‘Mexico in Every Jewel’ puts a stamp on real Made-in-MX

Mexico in Every Jewel launches at Expo Joya to certify Mexican-made pieces, strengthen brands, and guide buyers toward authentic local design.
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UNAM bomb threats

UNAM bomb threats trigger 18 complaints in Mexico City

UNAM bomb threats prompt 18 complaints in Mexico City as prosecutors identify suspects, issue summons, and warn of penalties while UNAM urges calm and verification.
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Hurricane Priscilla Los Cabos

Hurricane Priscilla triggers warning from U.S. State Department

Hurricane Priscilla warning urges U.S. travelers to avoid beaches, expect flight and road impacts, and follow official updates as surf turns dangerous.
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Tulum tourism criticism

Tulum tourism criticism sparks mayor’s plea to locals

Tulum tourism criticism drew a public plea from Mayor Diego Castañón, who says negative talk hurts arrivals amid a slow season and sargassum cleanup.
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Tulum traditional medicine

Tulum traditional medicine steps into the spotlight

Women in Tulum gathered to share ancestral healing at a “Rueda de saberes,” as officials signal support to link Tulum traditional medicine with public services.
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World Cup pavilion

Guadalajara opens World Cup pavilion on Fiestas kickoff

Guadalajara launched its World Cup pavilion at Fiestas de Octubre, unveiling “Alma del Mundial” and upgrades at Auditorio Benito Juárez.
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Mexico City sting nabs Tren de Aragua leader

Tren de Aragua leader arrested in Mexico City with two collaborators after a federal operation; authorities link him to trafficking, extortion, and multiple feminicides.
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Tulum sargassum cleanup

Tulum sargassum cleanup seeks hotel help after surge

Tulum sargassum cleanup adds 45 temporary workers as September totals near last year’s beach haul. City urges hotels to pitch in as strandings intensify.
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