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Cameras for Recycling Aguascalientes

Aguascalientes launches ‘Cameras for Recycling’ pilot program

Cameras for Recycling - Aguascalientes turns bottles and cans into neighborhood CCTV tied to the C4, blending safety and citizen recycling.
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Storm damage in Mexicali knocks out 160 power poles

Storm damage in Mexicali knocks out 160 power poles

Storm damage in Mexicali left neighborhoods without power after intense winds and lightning. Authorities warned of more electrical storms as crews replaced fallen poles and...
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Aguascalientes unveils new education complex in Villas

Aguascalientes unveils new education complex in Villas

Aguascalientes unveils new education complex in Villas with co-located pre-K, primary, and secondary schools, modern facilities, and a push to lift public school quality before...
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Mazatlán home port plan

Mazatlán home port plan sets 450-million-peso target

Sinaloa’s governor filed a 450-million-peso plan with FONATUR to convert Mazatlán’s cruise terminal into a Mazatlán home port, aiming for embarkations and overnight stays.
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threats to restaurants

Baja California groups urge action on extortion threats to restaurants

Coparmex and Canirac press Baja California authorities after new cases of extortion and intimidation; business groups want tougher measures against threats to restaurants.
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Tijuana police anti-doping

Tijuana police anti-doping test finds 22 officers positive

Tijuana police anti-doping tested 1,051 officers; 22 screened positive for marijuana, cocaine or meth. Confirmatory blood tests will decide suspensions.
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CDMX launches dedicated Gender Police unit

Gender police in CDMX begins patrols across the city

CDMX begins citywide gender police patrols with 73 marked units and 438 trained officers to tackle gender-based violence, tied to a 15-point emergency plan.
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Cablebús in Puebla

Cablebús in Puebla expands to four lines this September

Cablebús in Puebla expands to four lines. Governor Alejandro Armenta says work begins in September from Bosques de San Sebastián, with federal backing and heritage...
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Fire at Parque Delta

Parque Delta fire prompts evacuation at Mexico City mall

The Parque Delta fire inside a Soriana fryer filled the mall with smoke and forced a swift evacuation in Benito Juárez. Firefighters controlled the blaze...
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Navy steps up search for missing boat off the Quintana Roo coast

Navy steps up search for missing boat off the Quintana Roo coast

Navy steps up search for missing boat as Mexican and U.S. authorities expand operations between Key West and Isla Mujeres; families and marinas keep vigil.
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Order What You Want Pay What You Can

‘Order What You Want, Pay What You Can’ initiative arrives in Mexico City

'Order what you want, pay what you can' brings a one-day “pay what you consider fair” model to Mexico City restaurants on August 27, led...
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Cannabis tolerance zones in Mexico City still feel risky

Cannabis tolerance zones in Mexico City still feel risky

Cannabis tolerance zones in Mexico City begin as a harm-reduction experiment, but legal gaps, police discretion, and neighborhood pushback keep users on edge.
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