Mexico Politics and Government News

New claims of deadly CIA-backed cartel operations inside Mexico raise questions over sovereignty, security cooperation and U.S. pressure.

Puerto Vallarta’s Mirador de la Cruz has a renewed look after cleaning, painting and maintenance under the Mi Mirador Renace program.

Leaked Hondurasgate audios allege a US-backed media operation targeting Mexico and Colombia. The claims remain under scrutiny.

Mexico confirmed another humanitarian aid ship for Cuba as Sheinbaum renewed opposition to the U.S. embargo and avoided new oil pledges.

Los Cabos officials say no construction permits exist for Sierra de la Laguna and agreed to inspect the protected area with residents.

BCS says talks remain open with Los Cabos tourist transport operators as QR rules, permits and oversight fuel a growing dispute.

A U.S. review of Mexico’s 53 consulates could affect services used by Mexican citizens and families across the United States.

Mexico’s Senate is preparing an AI law and national strategy that could shape work, public services, online safety and digital rights.

The U.S. fentanyl strategy treats cartels as a national security threat, raising legal, diplomatic and security pressure on Mexico.

Playa del Carmen approved nearly 497 million pesos in public works, including Punta Esmeralda repairs and a new Fifth Avenue entrance.

Mexico says it will address U.S. airline access concerns at AICM, but Washington says restrictions remain until reforms are implemented.

Puerto Vallarta says trash collection should return to normal within 48 hours after weeks of delays, odors and neighborhood complaints.

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