Mexico Politics and Government News

Mérida says drain cleaning, well desilting and street repairs are underway to reduce flooding risks before rainy season.

U.S. pressure over alleged cartel ties may move beyond visa cancellations, raising legal and diplomatic stakes for Mexico and its ruling class.

Playa del Carmen officials are reviewing building-height cases as proposed new PDU rules move ahead, but past fines may still stand.

Mexico says two CIA agents in a Chihuahua operation lacked formal authorization, raising legal questions over foreign security roles.

Cancún will mark the Nichupté Bridge opening on May 3 as officials prepare a public event for the long-delayed Hotel Zone link.

State and city officials say Puerto Vallarta will keep billboard-style ads out, renewing a fight over tourism, permits and visual order.

Sheinbaum told governors that foreign security cooperation must pass through federal legal channels after the Chihuahua dispute.

A Guanajuato lawmaker wants San Miguel to identify and regularize public water wells amid questions over records and supply.

Quintana Roo officials say consular help is needed after a family declined proof-of-life steps for a located U.S. woman.

Sheinbaum wants Roberto Lazzeri in Washington as Mexico heads into delicate U.S. trade talks and the 2026 T-MEC review.

A new report on CIA participation in Chihuahua anti-drug raids has reopened Mexico’s debate over sovereignty, security law and federal control.

Sheinbaum says Cancún’s Nichupté bridge will get a big opening celebration as officials point to an early May debut.

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