Mexico Politics and Government News

Puerto Vallarta’s city hall scored just 23.2% for effectiveness in INEGI’s ENSU survey, below the 29.9% national average.

Los Cabos business leaders urge BCS to remove transport inspectors after alleged abuses, warning heavy-handed checks hurt tourism.

Washington tells Mexico future security cooperation depends on concrete, verifiable action against cartels and fentanyl as talks resume Jan. 23.

After a U.S. military plane’s landing sparked controversy, Claudia Sheinbaum says Mexicans training in the U.S. will now travel on Mexican aircraft.

A new federal decree activates Mexico’s circular economy law, forcing producers and importers to plan, register and pay for packaging waste recovery.

Mexico says a U.S. C-130 landing in Toluca was a preapproved logistics run to take Mexican security personnel to training, not deploy troops.

Puerto Vallarta is considering Vallarta Playas Libres, a plan to map, sign, protect and restore free public beach access for all.

Puerto Vallarta’s council urged agencies to clarify Los Arcos’ status, reject privatization and speed up protected-area designation.

A proposed Playa Mujeres resort near Cancún was canceled after environmental authorities closed the review, leaving no permit for construction.

Sheinbaum visits San Miguel de Allende Sunday at 11 a.m. to present a Plan de Justicia aimed at Chichimeca-Otomí Indigenous communities.

After a Highway 200 blockade, Puerto Vallarta says no federal-zone permit exists near Los Arcos and will seek clarity with Semarnat.

Small businesses in Benito Juárez say they’re asked for “mochadas” to speed up or cut fees for permits, licenses and payments.

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