Mexico Politics and Government News

Puerto Vallarta plans a 2026 Lluvia de Calles works push to pave more than 120 streets, if the new budget wins council approval.

A 346 million-peso, no-bid maize contract for Minsa, owned by Sheinbaum’s advisor, was canceled but left sharp ethical questions.

U.S. officials handed Mexico a list of Russian spies posing as diplomats. Mexico did not expel them, reviving old worries about quiet espionage.

President Sheinbaum wants federal prosecutors to explain why the Coahuayana car bomb case was downgraded from terrorism to organized crime.

Baja California Sur’s anticorruption office is probing 31 Los Cabos public works that were contracted and allegedly never built.

From 2026, new tax rules let SAT freeze seals, block accounts and trigger jail for fake invoices, raising alarms over due process.

Mexico’s president joins a global list of style leaders as her embroidered looks spotlight Indigenous artisans and pressure big fashion brands.

From a revamped Malecón to sewer upgrades and panic buttons, Puerto Vallarta public works are reshaping safety, water service and daily life.

Claims addressed that the United States had quietly stripped the mayors of Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas of their visas.

A non-binding vote on the Puerto Vallarta Malecon traffic ended in a technical tie, leaving Puerto Vallarta waiting for IEPC to reveal the breakdown.

Ironman triathlon racing will return to Los Cabos next April after the city settled an old debt and secured a race date.

Mexico City has paid nearly 33.9 million pesos to more than 3,700 drivers for pothole damage, exposing deep flaws in road maintenance.

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