Mexico Politics and Government News

Mexico’s 40 hour workweek will arrive in stages, with Congress set to debate the reform in 2026 and full effect not expected until 2030.

Sheinbaum warns Peru that storming Mexico’s embassy in Lima to arrest Betssy Chávez would breach international law and Mexican sovereignty.

Quintana Roo authorities seized a 30,000 m² Bonfil property and vowed tougher action against illegal land sales that leave families unprotected.

More than 5,000 people used electronic ballot boxes to weigh in on whether Puerto Vallarta’s Malecón should stay car free or reopen to traffic.

Los Cabos will tighten permits for itinerant sellers on El Médano, prioritising some and cutting others to protect the resort’s image.

Puerto Vallarta crews are quietly scrubbing, repainting and repairing the historic center at night so December visitors wake up to a cleaner city.

From November 24, all U.S. visa and citizen services in Mexico City move to a larger, more secure embassy complex in Miguel Hidalgo.

Mexico's consumer watchdog Profeco suspends Diamante K and three other Jaguar Park hotels over excessive prices and repeated consumer law violations.

Playa del Carmen courts Finland and Denmark with a new push that links tourist security to Nordic expertise in innovation and sustainability.

New Puerto Vallarta - Arandas sister pact on the Malecón links tourism, culture, education and local economies across both cities this year.

Residents will decide the future of the Puerto Vallarta Malecón in a three day vote on traffic access that could reshape downtown life.

Mexico climate adaptation enters a new phase with a national plan, yet scarce funding and slow delivery still endanger communities nationwide.

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