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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.

Tijuana sanctions ex officials over Playas de Tijuana boardwalk

Tijuana sanctions ex officials over Playas de Tijuana boardwalk

Tijuana’s watchdog disqualifies three former SDTUA officials for irregularities tied to the Playas de Tijuana boardwalk, citing permit and oversight failures.
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Who gets the dog law CDMX reshapes pet custody in divorces

‘Who gets the dog law’ CDMX reshapes pet custody in divorces

Mexico City passes the Who gets the dog law CDMX, recognizing animals as sentient and allowing custody, support, visits and vet care in divorce plans.
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Maya Forest pact

Maya Forest pact with Belize and Guatemala moves ahead

Mexico highlights the Maya Forest pact with Belize and Guatemala to protect 5.7 million hectares and opens talks on future rail links, including Maya Train...
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free public bicycle

Puerto Vallarta moves toward a free public bicycle system

Puerto Vallarta plans a free public bicycle system funded by lodging-tax resources, starting with bike-lane rehab and pilot racks at key hubs.
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security-operations-in-sinaloa

Security operations in Sinaloa weaken warring groups

Federal and state security operations in Sinaloa are “undermining” warring groups, the governor said in Culiacán, as 100 new patrol cars and a training pact...
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Jalisco apology over disappearances

Jalisco apology over disappearances called insufficient by rights groups

Families and collectives say the Jalisco apology over disappearances lacks concrete steps, urging truth, justice, and real follow-through.
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U.S. travel alerts have little impact

“US Travel Alerts Have Little Impact” — Sheinbaum Asserts Tourism Remains Resilient

Mexico’s president says U.S. travel alerts have little impact, arguing they don’t dent visitor demand and pairing that message with her security strategy.
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Sheinbaum and Manolo projects for Coahuila move forward

Sheinbaum and Manolo projects for Coahuila move forward

Sheinbaum and Manolo projects for Coahuila advance after a meeting in Palacio Nacional, covering AHMSA, the Carbonífera region, La Laguna jobs, security, and key infrastructure.
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Business chamber in Puerto Vallarta urges scrapping the new 'Tourist Tax'

Business chamber in Puerto Vallarta urges scrapping the new ‘Tourist Tax’

Hoteliers and business leaders in Puerto Vallarta argue the Tourist Tax is dampening demand after a soft stretch, urging authorities to scrap or suspend the...
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Tepoztlán alcohol crackdown

Tepoztlán alcohol crackdown continues through weekends

Tepoztlán is drawing a clear line. The mayor says the town will keep weekend operations that curb alcohol sales in public spaces, framing the move...
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Latin America’s top port

Sheinbaum says Manzanillo will be Latin America’s top port

President Claudia Sheinbaum said Manzanillo will be Latin America’s top port and launched works including the Tepalcates bridge.
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40 minutes parking in Tijuana

Malls challenge free 40 minutes parking in Tijuana

Eight shopping centers filed amparos to block free 40 minutes parking in Tijuana. City Hall says inspectors are checking compliance.
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