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Cartels Steal Thousands of U.S. Luxury Vehicles Annually for Cross-Border Criminal Operations
Mexico Approves New Federal Rights Law with Major Fee Hikes and Free Entry to Cultural Sites
Thousands Protest Water Crisis in Guadalajara; Violence Reported at Governor’s Residence
U.S. Sanctions Construction Firm Linked to Northeast Cartel for Financing Political Campaigns
The United States government has sanctioned a company linked to the Northeast Cartel (CDN) for allegedly channeling funds to the election campaigns of “preferred candidates” aligned with the criminal organization.
The entity targeted is Construcciones y Edificaciones Garza Elías, S.A. de C.V. (CEGESA), a company owned by businessman Gamaliel Garza.
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The Michoacán Handicraft House (Casa de las Artesanías de Michoacán).
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SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE, Mexico — San Miguel de Allende.
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The true essence of the Mexican destination Ixtapa Zihuatanejo is.
Economy and Business
In an exclusive interview with Emprendedor.com, Víctor González Herrera, the current CEO of Farmacias Similares, shared a profound piece of wisdom from his father, Víctor González Torres—the man who built one of Mexico’s.
Chihuahua’s Average Daily Wage Hits 694 Pesos, Ranking 7th Nationally
Televisa to Enter Telecom Market with Joint Venture to Acquire AT&T Mexico
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RealEstate
Los Cabos Ranked Among Mexico’s Most Expensive Municipalities for Rent
Developer Detained in Mérida: Pretrial Measures Imposed in Major Housing Fraud Case
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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
President Sheinbaum Defends Release of Criminal Leader in Morelos as Life-Saving Measure
Hidalgo Legislators File Criminal Complaint Against PRI Senator Alma Carolina Viggiano
Mexicanbajio
Over 1,000 Job Opportunities Announced in Durango and Gómez Palacio
From Remittances to Productivity: Zacatecas Transforms Migrant Participation into Economic Growth
Morena Faces Uphill Battle in Zacatecas as Voters Signal Desire for Change
44 Years of Coastal Erosion: The Relentlessization of the Sea in Palmar de Cuautla
NorthMEXICO
Beyond the Tap: How Water Insecurity and Pollution are Fueling Kidney Disease in Jalisco
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
Narcotunnel Discovery and Murder Allegations Shadow Nogales Mayoral Race
NOGALES, Sonora — A series of alarming revelations have surfaced regarding the local political landscape, as investigations link the discovery of a major narcotunnel to allegations of criminal financing involving the “Los Salazar” cartel and the Morena party.
Journalist Héctor de Mauleón has revealed details of a report suggesting that Marcela Valenzuela Nevares, a Morena deputy and current candidate for the mayoralty of Nogales, may be the recipient of criminal financing from the Los Salazar cartel. The alleged arrangement involves the delivery of funds in exchange for key positions in Public Security and ongoing protection for the group.
The Narcotunnel and Criminal Infrastructure
A central piece of evidence in this investigation is a 79-meter-long narcotunnel discovered in the center of Nogales. The tunnel was found to connect a residential property directly to the Arizona border. Although the site was initially secured, reports indicate that members of the Los Salazar.
GUADALAJARANEWS
GUADALAJARA, Mexico — Approximately 10,000 protesters took to the streets.
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MAZATLÁN, Mexico — To bolster strategic alliances and enhance the.
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San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León — In a.
Tijuana, Baja California — Authorities in Baja California have revealed that the upcoming pedestrian crossing at the San Ysidro gate, which will utilize the Cross Border.
U.S. Resident in Tijuana Sentenced to 12 Years for Deceiving and Kidnapping Migrants
Community Spirit in Action: Residents and Expatriates Unite to Preserve Ixpalino, Sinaloa
Allegations of Cartel Links Shadow Morena’s New Regional Coordinator in Baja California
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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
Migrant Caravan “Faith and Hope with God” Dispersed in Chiapas as Authorities Offer Transit Permits
Mexican Navy and U.S. Coast Guard Intercept Massive Cocaine Shipment near Huatulco
Investigation Leads to Arrest in Murder of Huatulco Street Food Vendor
ZIHUATANEJO, Guerrero — Approximately 150 residents from five communities in the western mountains of Zihuatanejo have abandoned their homes following threats and incursions by organized crime groups, according to reports from the local outlet El Sur.
The affected inhabitants—from the communities of San Ignacio, El Mamey, La Vainilla, Pie de la Cuesta, and El Puertecito—stated that the situation reached a breaking point in recent days after armed men entered San Ignacio and occupied a local primary school.
One of the displaced residents explained that the majority of families in the area rely on livestock farming. He revealed that a criminal cell operating in the region began harassing.
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The Yucatan state government (Japay) has confirmed a massive incentive package for housing developers participating in the federal “Bienestar” housing program, exempting them from paying water service connection fees. The waiver is set to remain in effect until the end of the current administration on September 30, 2030.
The move has drawn criticism as a significant fiscal incongruity. While the state government is reportedly borrowing funds to finance the “Bienestar Metropolitano” plan—which will see the Japay receive significant resources to.
QUINTANA ROONEWS
PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Mexico — Between 10 and 15 restaurants in Playa del Carmen have permanently closed their doors during the current off-season, while other establishments have chosen to temporarily suspend operations to undergo renovations or provide staff with much-needed rest.
Roberto Lepe, president of the National Chamber of the Restaurant and Food Seasoning Industry (Canirac) in Playa del Carmen, acknowledged that the decline in tourism activity has forced some businesses to adjust their operations or exit the market entirely.
However, the restaurant leader noted that the outlook could.
Neighbors Condemn Reports of Poisoned Pets in San Cristóbal de Las Casas
“An Injustice”: Senators Highlight Severe Medication Deficit in Campeche Hospitals
Veracruz Authorities Disable Over 5,400 Phone Lines Linked to Extortion Crimes
Ciudad del Carmen to Host 10th Annual Shrimp Festival This November
Chiapas Showcases Artisanal Heritage and Global Ambitions at International Festival
