Why was turnout so low in Mexico’s judicial elections, given that it was the initiative of such a popular government?
This Sunday, the Mexican people were called to the polls to elect 2,681 national and local judges and magistrates in an unprecedented exercise, not only in the country but also in the world. Although similar systems exist in Bolivia, Japan, and the United States, the judicial reform promoted by the ruling Morena party is an […]
Father-Son Duo Indicted on Charges Of Supporting Mexican Cartel
A federal indictment has been returned against two Utah men, accused of providing material support to a designated terrorist group, as well as money laundering and smuggling crude oil through their Texas-based business. The case is the latest example of a growing trend in which U.S. businesses are allegedly collaborating with Mexican cartels. According to […]
Mexico and Argentina agree on a maximum export figure for automobiles; vehicles will be tariff-free until 2026.
The Mexican and Argentine governments published the maximum export figures for passenger and passenger cars, as well as ATVs, that can be exported duty-free from March 19, 2025, to March 18, 2026. The Ministry of Economy explained that Mexico will be able to export automobiles to Argentina for a maximum value of $773,125,000, and vice […]
Discovering Magic in Todos Santos: A 292-Year-Old Mexican Treasure
Located just an hour’s drive from Los Cabos, the picturesque desert oasis of Todos Santos has been awakening to new life for centuries. This enchanting town, nestled in the heart of Mexico, boasts a rich tapestry of culture, history, and folk art that awaits exploration. As morning sunlight peeks through vibrant bougainvillea formations, casting fuchsia, […]
Mexico wins the 2027 LGBTQ+ North American Rugby Cup hosting contract
Mexico has taken an important step in inclusive sports after it was officially announced that Mexico City won the title of host of the 2027 North America Rugby Cup (NORAM). After the 2025 edition concluded this weekend in Boston, United States, where Mexico City participated with the Spicy Rugby Querétaro team, it was announced that […]
Men’s Welfare Pension of 18,000 Pesos: When Will Registration and Requirements Reopen?
The Mexico City Secretariat of Welfare and Social Equality (Sebien-CDMX) launched the Men’s Welfare Pension program in 2025. This program aims to contribute to the income of the senior citizen population in the country’s capital through the gradual distribution of financial support of up to 18,000 pesos. In this way, Sebien-CDMX seeks to contribute to […]
Uber Moto has not been able to be regulated in Querétaro because it is not covered by the Mobility Law: AMEQ
The director of the Querétaro State Mobility Agency (AMEQ), Gerardo Cuanalo Santos, acknowledged that the Mobility Law does not contemplate the regulation of Uber Moto in Querétaro. This is because the company has approached the state agency to seek regulation, but there is no possibility due to the lack of a law on the matter. […]
Cruise Ship Passengers Must Pay Fee Upon Arrival in Mexico Starting July 1
The Mexican government has announced that starting July 1, all cruise ship passengers arriving at any Mexican port will be required to pay a $5 visitor fee. This decision comes after months of negotiations between the Mexican government and the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA), which represents 95% of the cruise ships that make ports of […]
Mexico’s Judicial Reform: A Threat to Democracy and the Rule of Law
The Mexican government’s decision to hold direct elections for judges has been widely criticized as a threat to democracy and the rule of law. The reform, championed by former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, will allow all 7,500 judges in Mexico to be elected through popular vote. This move is seen as an attempt to […]