Mexico Politics and Government News

Transparency International’s latest index finds the global average score at a decade low, while Mexico’s score stagnates at 27 (rank 141st of 182).

Mexico’s government says it won’t authorize any new U.S. agents, denying any joint operations and stressing that Mexican forces handle security.

Mexico sent two Navy ships carrying 814 tons of food and supplies to Cuba, reaffirming solidarity as U.S. pressure on Cuba’s fuel supply intensifies.

Bipartisan American lawmakers led by Michael McCaul will stop in San Miguel de Allende amid trade and security discussions.

Cancún inspectors suspended paid parking at Plaza Las Américas and Plaza Outlet after complaints, citing safety gaps and missing paperwork.

Los Cabos signed a deal making the state port authority responsible for cleanup and rehabilitation in tourist zones after Fonatur stepped back.

Mexico and the U.S. agreed to a 60-day action plan on critical minerals, aiming to map deposits, align rules and screen investment.

Mexico’s internal watchdog finds major gaps in tracking drug seizures and their destruction, raising doubts about official fentanyl seizure figures.

New UNIRSE module in Puerto Vallarta offers HIV and STI testing, PrEP guidance, and legal support to improve access for LGBT+ residents.

After an agreement between City Hall and Red Ambiental, Puerto Vallarta says garbage pickup is fully back to normal, citywide, starting now.

A new Change.org petition urges a recall of Puerto Vallarta Mayor Luis Ernesto Munguía amid complaints over trash, transit, and safety.

Red Ambiental is cutting 30% of Puerto Vallarta garbage routes over unpaid bills, warning a full shutdown if the city doesn’t pay.

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