A single match can transform a press room into a rehearsal space for a plan that’s still being finalized. Mexico has participated in 18 of the 23 World Cups, but for the first time—along with powerhouses France and Argentina—it won all of its group stage matches and kept a clean sheet. Its next obstacle in […]

Three out of four people in Mexico consider crime to be one of the country’s main problems, making it the country with the highest prevalence of this issue among the member states of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). However, a survey conducted by the organization shows that more than half of the […]

Former Police and Soldiers Recruited by Drug Cartels: A Persistent Problem in Mexico Last Friday, the army arrested Misael Guerrero Pérez, known as “El Güero Pin,” the regional leader of the Chapitos in southern Sinaloa. However, what drew particular attention was that he was accompanied by Hilario Martínez, the former Director of Public Security in […]

he Federal Government Maintains a 53% Trust Rating, Exceeding the OECD Average The 2026 Survey on Drivers of Trust in Public Institutions by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) found that, on average, 40% of respondents across OECD member countries report high or moderately high trust in their national government, while 43% express […]

The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, delivered a strong message about Mexico’s political future, asserting that the left will lose power and stating that President Claudia Sheinbaum will face legal consequences upon leaving office. The Salvadoran president’s remarks sparked a wave of reactions on social media, where supporters and critics debated the implications of […]

A suspected drug cartel attack sparks panic on the island just weeks before the holiday season, forcing authorities to impose a curfew and close the waterways. HOLBOX, Quintana Roo; June 28, 2026 — A heavily armed group triggered panic among residents and tourists on this island after carrying out a direct attack on the shared […]

The Supreme Court’s ruling nullified several restrictions that the Baja California Sur government had imposed on federal tourist transportation. For many taxi drivers in Los Cabos, this represents a blow to a business model they had considered for years to be part of their livelihood. Thousands of families invested their savings, acquired permits, and trusted […]

Is it fair for your household economy to suffer the consequences of the political decisions of a few? While those in power debate sovereignty, ordinary citizens are the ones who end up paying the real price through an unprecedented level of commercial pressure. The White House has activated a strategy of direct economic coercion against […]

While the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) Continues Expanding Its Operations and Connectivity, Another Airport Project Is Moving Forward in Mexico It is the new terminal at Tepic–Riviera Nayarit International Airport, a project that promises to transform the state’s air connectivity and establish it as one of the main gateways to Mexico’s Pacific coast. According […]

Héctor Méndez, the Mexican rescuer known as “Topo Mayor” (Chief Mole), recounted that during rescue operations in Venezuela, a Venezuelan journalist asked him to publicly thank Delcy Rodríguez while being filmed.😤But his response was blunt. He made it clear that he was not there to engage in politics or follow anyone’s script:🗣️”I am not a […]