Mexico Politics and Government News

Los Cabos mobility projects invest 240 million pesos in pavement, safer crossings and pothole repairs while residents ask if traffic is easing.

Puerto Vallarta leaders honor a 13 year old student and pledge Cerro de la Cruz safety changes after his fatal bike fall on the lookout...

Quintana Roo hotel occupancy drop sparks clash with Sheinbaum as hoteliers blame weak federal tourism promotion for fading room bookings.

Playa del Carmen rentals face mandatory gas inspections, occupancy limits and safety checks as a 2026 income law moves through Congress.

As the Los Cabos gas pipeline seeks approval, officials keep route maps and risk data sealed while wetlands and nearby towns demand answers.

Crews wash streets, fix potholes and clear drains in the Puerto Vallarta historic center as the city races to impress rising winter visitors.

With ONU Habitat on board, the new Cancun urban plan promises to curb chaotic sprawl, protect mangroves and put residents back at the center.

Los Cabos inherited debt confronts the new mayor, who reports 96 unfinished works, a swollen payroll and millions in unpaid bills now coming due.

City hall confirms Puerto Vallarta malecón vendors will not return after the remodel, reshaping how Vallarta balances tourism and local work.

Tren Maya lawsuits over land, jobs and environmental damage show how the flagship rail line still drags 51 court cases years after launch.

Mexico’s government says the Generation Z march is a paid, foreign-backed campaign; organizers insist it is a real youth revolt over insecurity.

Puerto Vallarta lodging tax faces a bigger role as city, state and hotels map 2025–26 projects from Isla Cuale to new piers, with rules for...

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