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International Union of Magistrates Expels Mexico’s CONATRIB Over Judicial Reform Support
Man Accused of Attempted Murder of Hotel Receptionist Deported to Mexico from California
U.S. Sanctions Construction Firm Linked to Northeast Cartel for Financing Political Campaigns
From Jokes to Confrontation: Study Reveals the Escalation of Digital Racism in Mexico
MEXICO CITY – Racism on Mexican social media has evolved from mere jokes and class-based prejudices into a tool for political confrontation and, more recently, a means of linking skin color to criminal activity, according to a new study presented by civil society organizations.
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Economy and Business
COLÓN, Querétaro – Governor Mauricio Kuri González officially inaugurated the second production plant of Grupo Pan de Pala Rifel in the municipality of Colón, marking a significant milestone for the state’s food industry.
“The Position is Not Inherited”: The Lesson the Founder of Farmacias Similares Gave His Son
Chihuahua’s Average Daily Wage Hits 694 Pesos, Ranking 7th Nationally
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RealEstate
The Park San Luis Potosí: Redefining Urban Living with Integrated Mixed-Use Development
Real Estate Developers Warn of “Legal Uncertainty” as New Planning Program Targets Property Taxes
centralmexico
2026 Winter Migrant Caravan to Escort Thousands of Families from Laredo to Querétaro
From Family Roots to Continental Recognition: How Angel Castañón is Modernizing Mexican Baking
Neglected and Hazardous: Old Puebla-Tlaxcala Highway Left in State of Decay
The Rise of Pueblo York: Mexican Folklore Meets Hip-Hop in the Heart of New York
Trade Tensions and Remittance Surges: How U.S. Policy is Impacting Puebla’s Economy
Spooky “Night of Legends” Tour to Revive Ghost Stories at Mexico City School
Mexicanbajio
Security Sweep in San Luis Potosí Leads to Multiple Arrests and Vehicle Recoveries
Woman Charged with Attempted Homicide After Striking Traffic Officer in San Miguel de Allende
How to Track Monarch Butterfly Migration Using Your Smartphone
San Luis Potosí Showcases Cultural Heritage at Huasteca Festival in Veracruz
NorthMEXICO
Cabo San Lucas Kicks Off 2026 Traditional Festivals with Queen Coronation and Cultural Honors
Santa Ana Winds Cause Mass Blackouts and Fire Risks in Tijuana and Mexicali
U.S. and Mexican Authorities Search for Missing After Shipwreck Near Ensenada
Alleged FGR Agents Extort Mexicali Merchant, Demanding $10,000 to Keep Business Open
MEXICALI, Mexico – A long-time local merchant in Mexicali is reporting a chilling extortion attempt by a group of individuals posing as agents of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR). The criminals, who traveled in vehicles emblazoned with official logos, demanded $10,000 USD from the businessman, threatening to plant illegal items or even take his life if he refused to comply.
Joel, a merchant who has operated a family-run bazaar for three years, recounted the harrowing experience to Semanario ZETA. He expressed profound fear for his life, noting that the uniformed criminals appear to know the exact location of his business and have identified his face.
A High-Pressure Encounter
Still visibly shaken and seeking medical attention for blood pressure issues triggered by the incident, Joel described the events of October 4. While he was attending to his usual sales, two pickup trucks pulled up in.
GUADALAJARANEWS
Why is Dirty Water Reaching Guadalajara Homes? A.
MAZATLANNEWS
MAZATLÁN, Mexico – Hotel operators in Mazatlán have expressed surprise.
NUEVO LEONNEWS
MONTERREY, Mexico – The state of Nuevo León.
PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico – Authorities in Puerto Vallarta are on high alert as Hurricane Trudy, currently a Category 1 storm, approaches the coast of.
Tamaulipas Prepares for National "Pueblos Mágicos" Encounter with Expected 60 Million Peso Economic Impact
Police Uncover Stolen U.S. Vehicles and Drugs in Sonora Luxury Complex
Baja California Estimates $8-$10 Fee for New San Ysidro Pedestrian Crossing
sOUTHMEXICO
“No More Violence”: Chiapas Indigenous Groups Denounce Organized Crime in San Cristóbal March
Oaxaca Nominated for “Best Food Destination” in 2026 Food and Travel Reader Awards
Oaxaca Ranks Among Mexico’s Eight Most Violent States with 619 Homicides Since January
“La Patrona” Arrested in Campeche; Criminal Cell Targeting Tabasco Dismantled
Oaxaca’s Artisanal Breads Take Center Stage for International Bread Day
SAN CRISTÓBAL DE LAS CASAS, Mexico – Chiapas served as a global hub for female coffee leadership this week, hosting the 5th Edition of the International Women in Coffee Summit. The three-day event, held from October 15 to 17, brought together 350 female producers from 26 different countries to foster unity and exchange experiences within the global coffee industry.
The summit, organized by the Women Powered Coffee Summit 2026, was designed as a meeting point for women who produce, transform, lead, and shape the coffee beverage from diverse geographical and cultural perspectives. Participants included a wide range of industry professionals, including producers, roasters, and.
yUCATANNEWS
MÉRIDA, Mexico – A Yucatán-based startup is transforming one of the Caribbean’s most pressing environmental challenges into a viable industrial opportunity. By converting invasive sargassum algae—which plagues coastal regions—into sustainable bioplastics, the company offers an eco-friendly alternative to petroleum-derived packaging materials.
Bioplaster Research specializes in developing biomaterials for packaging, the textile industry, and various other production processes. According to CEO Andrea Bonilla Brunner, the company is currently the only one in Mexico to manufacture bioplastics from invasive algae. She noted.
QUINTANA ROONEWS
QUINTANA ROO, Mexico – The Secretary of Tourism of Quintana Roo, Bernardo Cueto Riestra, recently faced questioning regarding a perceived downturn in the state’s tourism industry, offering a defense of the current administration’s performance while grappling with inconsistent figures and external economic pressures.
During a session before the state legislature, Cueto Riestra addressed criticisms regarding a drop in tourist arrivals. While he claimed that the government of Mara Lezama has “broken records” in tourism, he acknowledged that from January to August 2026,.
Heavy Trailer Crushes 13 Vehicles in Chiapas Toll Road Tragedy
Qualifying Results Set the Stage for 718km Trek to Veracruz in Pan-American Race
Residents Flee Zihuatanejo Communities as Armed Groups Occupy Schools and Extort Farmers
Power Outage Sparks Road Blockade in Acapulco as Residents Denounce CFE Inaction
Acapulco Kicks Off 2026-2027 Cruise Season with Arrival of Holland America Line’s Eurodam
