Mexico Politics and Government News

Mexico faces a new U.S.-led cartel coalition that tests its sovereignty, trade leverage, and room to negotiate on security.

Playa del Carmen says its new daily sargazómetro will show beach conditions while tracking barriers, cleanup crews, and response progress.

SRE says 121 Mexicans have left Iran, Israel and nearby states by secure land routes as airspace disruptions halt flights.

U.S. Embassy urges Spring Break travelers to review Mexico’s state advisories and use caution around crime, drugs, alcohol and beaches.

Mexico authorized 12 US special operations troops for joint training in Edomex and Cozumel through July 15, 2026.

Mexico’s security chief says four CJNG successor figures are under investigation, as officials stress restored roads and no sustained violence.

San Miguel de Allende approved three new local civic holidays for 2026. Here’s what they are and how they may affect services and schools.

U.S. starts a 10% global import duty for 150 days. Mexico’s USMCA/T-MEC goods are exempt, but non-qualifying items still pay.

San Miguel de Allende held a Flag Day flag-raising with police, schools and municipal staff, following national civic protocol.

After cartel-linked unrest in several states, the White House warned cartels and urged Americans in Mexico to follow US security alerts.

Harfuch says cartel-linked roadblocks are lifted nationwide after Sunday’s unrest, as patrols remain and travel slowly normalizes.

Puerto Vallarta says crews have started removing burned vehicles, but cooling work slows clearance and the city has not issued a public all-clear.

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