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Mexico politics is dynamic, often contentious, and deeply connected to the country’s social and economic landscape. This section delivers comprehensive news and analysis on political developments at the federal, state, and municipal levels. Coverage includes presidential decisions, legislative reforms, elections, political parties, policy debates, corruption scandals, and public opinion. Follow updates on key figures like the president, party leaders, and governors, as well as how politics intersect with issues like security, migration, the economy, and international relations. Whether you’re a voter, analyst, journalist, or interested observer, this tag provides timely and trustworthy insight into the evolving world of Mexico politics.

Claudia Pavlovich confirmed as Mexico’s ambassador to Panama

Claudia Pavlovich confirmed as Mexico’s ambassador to Panama

Mexico’s Senate confirmed former Sonora governor Claudia Pavlovich as ambassador to Panama despite opposition objections.
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Mexican customs official under fire for luxury penthouse deal

A top customs official faces scrutiny after buying a luxury penthouse in Polanco at one-third of its market value.
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Mayor admits shortcomings in Puerto Vallarta services

Mayor admits shortcomings in Puerto Vallarta services

Mayor Luis Ernesto Munguía González has admitted shortcomings in Puerto Vallarta government, particularly in garbage collection and drinking water supply.
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Puerto Vallarta council approves foreign tourist tax regulations

Puerto Vallarta’s City Council approved regulations for a foreign tourist fee and set up a committee to manage contributions and support local tourism.
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mexico city trade training adults

Mexico City to Offer 8,500 Monthly Stipend for Adults in Trade Training

Mexico City trade training stipend will provide 8,500 pesos monthly to adults over 30 enrolled in vocational programs, boosting skills and career prospects.
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Infrastructure Priorities in Ensenada

CCE and Governor Set Infrastructure Priorities in Ensenada

The CCEE and the governor agreed to prioritize water resources, mobility, and port infrastructure to boost Ensenada's economic development.
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mexicans repatriated

More than 75,000 Mexicans have been repatriated from the U.S. in six months

Mexico Te Abraza has repatriated more than 75,900 Mexicans from the U.S. with over 436,000 support services, offering healthcare, legal aid, and formal job placement.
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cartels bankrupt

“Cartels Are Going Bankrupt,” Says U.S. Ambassador to Mexico

Ambassador Ronald Johnson claims drug cartels are “going bankrupt” amid rising fentanyl seizures in Mexico and falling U.S. seizures; experts warn the weakness may be...
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San Miguel tourism funding

San Miguel Hotel Leader Urges Tourism Investment in Small Towns, Airbnb Regulation

San Miguel hotel leader Jorge Olalde calls for rural tourism funding and Airbnb regulation to foster regional growth and economic inclusion.
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Mexico City Targets Property Squatters

Mexico City Targets Property Squatters with Stiff Penalties in New Law

Mexico City — In response to a wave of illegal property takeovers plaguing the capital, authorities have unveiled a sweeping strategy to protect residents from...
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Ensenada artisan vendors

Ensenada artisan vendors protest for right to work in tourist zones

Indigenous vendors in Ensenada protest alleged discrimination and removal from tourist zones, demanding fair treatment and work access.
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Cosme del Razo market violence

Cholula Trustee Denies Role in Cosme del Razo Market Violence

Iván Cuautle Minutti denies involvement in violent incident at Cosme del Razo market, calling it a political smear campaign. He demands a full investigation.
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