MEXICO CITY — The Mexican government has firmly maintained that drug cartels should be classified as “organized crime” rather than “terrorism,” a direct contradiction to the stance frequently asserted by the United States.
During her daily morning press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that “organized crime” is the correct legal classification for cartels under the Mexican Code of Criminal Procedure..
Mexico City’s Cultural Sanctuary: The Rise of Museum-Libraries
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MEXICO CITY — Food enthusiasts in Mexico City are preparing.
Mexico has officially updated its federal traffic regulations to allow.
MEXICO CITY — Business tycoon Carlos Slim is transforming Mexico City’s mass transit infrastructure into a lucrative commercial network. Through his real estate arm, Inmuebles Carso, Slim has integrated large-scale shopping centers directly.
REYNOSA, MEXICO — Thousands of residents and tourists from the South Texas region gathered for the “Festival del Auto Reynosa 2026,” a major automotive celebration featuring the participation of renowned car restorer and designer Martín Vaca and his custom “Limoavión” vehicle.
The event, organized by the government of Mayor Carlos Peña Ortiz, saw a significant turnout despite intermittent rain. Reynaldo Santana Ayala, president of the Tamaulipas Car Federation, delivered the official welcome address, highlighting the cultural and automotive significance of the gathering.
A major highlight of the festival was the appearance of Vaca’s “Limoavión,” which drew large crowds eager to take photographs and videos. In recognition of his contribution to the event, Silvia Carmina Rodríguez Treviño, Coordinator of Tourism and Commerce, presented Vaca with a formal award on behalf of the Mayor. The presentation was attended by municipal officials, members of the City Council, and local organizers who champion cause-related events.
Why is Dirty Water Reaching Guadalajara Homes? A.
The port of Mazatlán, Sinaloa, saw a significant boost in.
Truckers in Nuevo León joined a national protest on Monday,.
Truck drivers in Jalisco have joined a nationwide protest demanding improved security and better highway infrastructure across Mexico. While the demonstration is active, the National Chamber.
CHIAPAS — A recent study conducted in the Mexican state of Chiapas highlights the persistent challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community, finding that more than half of surveyed individuals have had to conceal their sexual orientation or gender identity due to fear of social rejection.
The research, published in the Latinoamerican Journal of Distance Education (2026), focused on three key.
YUCATÁN — A new real estate fraud investigation has emerged regarding a development in Chuburná Puerto, located in the municipality of Progreso. The project, known as “La Marina,” is owned by businessman Rodrigo José Vega Espinosa, but the 163-hectare property is allegedly being held under a “dubious” legal status, as it remains technically part of the nation’s federal property.
The core of the controversy lies in the fact that while property titles, deeds, and subdivisions have been issued to private.
The tourism industry in Tulum, Mexico, is facing a significant downturn. The bustling destination, once a crown jewel of the Riviera Maya, is struggling with a “deepening” decline characterized by empty airports, shuttered local businesses, and abandoned hotels.
Major airlines, including Aeroméxico, Volaris, and American Airlines, have announced the closure of a significant number of routes to the region. This has left the Tulum International Airport—a flagship project inaugurated in 2023—largely empty. The terminal, intended to alleviate congestion in Cancun, now sees minimal traffic, leaving many local operators.
