Mexico Politics and Government News

Sheinbaum urged calm as road blockades spread after the killing of CJNG leader “El Mencho” in Tapalpa, citing federal-state coordination.

Mexico plans to rename the INM. Here’s what migration reform could mean for residency rules, paperwork, and timelines for foreigners.

Semarnat says it won’t allow non-native wildlife releases in Sierra La Laguna, warning they could disrupt Baja California Sur ecosystems.

Mexico declined Trump’s Peace Board invite, saying any Middle East plan must include a recognized Palestinian state; it will attend only as observer.

San Miguel de Allende considers an extended loan for Casa Europa. The aim is a hub for EU residents and visiting diplomats.

Mexico and Canada are developing a bilateral action plan to boost trade and investment, with Ottawa pushing to include security cooperation.

A roaming “disco bus” is drawing complaints in central Puerto Vallarta. Residents say noise, lights and stops demand tougher enforcement.

U.S. funding for Mexican NGOs fell sharply in 2025, squeezing rights groups already facing tougher politics, rules and donor fatigue.

Claudia Sheinbaum says Mexico won’t cede control of its lithium and other critical minerals. She insists no deal will violate Mexico’s constitution.

European ambassadors and EU officials meet in San Miguel de Allende Feb 12–13, with public talks, local meetings, and culture.

Cabo San Lucas residents report weeks without trash pickup as Los Cabos cites broken trucks, reduced routes, and rising sanitation fears.

A U.S. lawmaker claimed Mexico’s president canceled a meeting with his delegation. Mexico’s government says it was never officially scheduled.

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