Mexico Politics and Government News

Sheinbaum met with her full cabinet as the Rocha case, U.S. extradition pressure, and Sinaloa security concerns converged in Mexico City.

Bahía de Banderas collected more than 21.5 million pesos for a Playa Cocinas license as access and environmental questions grow.

Plan México fast-tracks strategic projects while using state planning, procurement and infrastructure to steer private capital.

Sheinbaum said Mexico will cooperate with the U.S. but not be subordinate, as security cases test sovereignty and cross-border ties.

A Mérida cannabis march drew tourist support and local pushback as activists pressed Yucatán for regulation and an end to criminalization.

A Chapala official urged foreign residents to follow traffic and pet rules and learn basic Spanish after community complaints.

Jalisco is expanding Jalisco Alerta with early warnings, risk geolocation and emergency tools before the 2026 rainy season.

A U.S. indictment accusing Sinaloa Gov. Rubén Rocha of cartel ties tests Mexico’s courts, sovereignty line and politics.

Residents say missed garbage pickups are leaving trash in several Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods as the city adjusts to a new system.

Mexico’s Senate approved 12 armed U.S. military personnel for special-forces training in Mexico from July to December.

Puerto Vallarta updated federal beach-zone maps to clarify concessions, reduce disputes and improve ZOFEMAT fee collection.

Puerto Vallarta will mark Día de la Marina with about 80 decorated boats, cultural events, and a tribute to those who work at sea.

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