BRUSSELS – Mexico continues to face international scrutiny regarding its management of extractive industries, remaining suspended from the “Validation” process of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). The suspension, which originated during the administration of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, remains unresolved under the current government of Claudia Sheinbaum. The EITI Council, headquartered in Norway, suspended […]
From Comedy to Legacy: New Cantinflas Museum Debuts in Roma Norte
MEXICO CITY — After nearly three years of rigorous research and preparation, the city has officially opened the Museum of Cantinflas, a cultural sanctuary dedicated to preserving the life and legacy of the “Mimo de México.” The museum serves as a comprehensive tribute to one of the most beloved and influential figures of Mexico’s Golden […]
Puebla Ranks as Mexico’s Fourth Most Visited State Amid Tourism Diversification
PUEBLA, MEXICO — Puebla has officially been identified as the fourth most visited state in Mexico, a milestone underscored by a significant rise in tourism growth and a strategic shift toward community-based travel. The state is currently showcasing its cultural and gastronomic wealth at “Punto México,” a high-profile promotional space organized by the federal Secretariat […]
Tamaulipas Grants Dual Nationality to Dozens of U.S.-Born Minors
EL MANTE, MEXICO — Over 20 children and adolescents born in the United States have officially received dual nationality documentation in Tamaulipas, a move that provides them with legal recognition in Mexico without requiring them to relinquish their American citizenship. The initiative, facilitated by the Tamaulipas Institute for Migrants (ITM), is part of a broader […]
Morena Proposes 3% Tax Hike on Professional Fees to Boost Tamaulipas Revenue
CIUDAD VICTORIA, MEXICO — A Morena deputy in the Tamaulipas State Congress has introduced a legislative initiative to increase the “Impuesto sobre Honorarios” (fee tax) from 2% to 3%. The proposal aims to modernize the state’s tax structure, strengthen public revenue, and address the growing operational costs faced by both the government and the population. […]
7,000 Families at Risk as Veracruz Officials Pressure Grupo Porres to Relinquish Sugar Mill
VERACRUZ, MEXICO — Municipal leaders from six municipalities in the Sotavento, Papaloapan, and Los Tuxtlas regions have issued a joint call to Grupo Porres, demanding the immediate surrender of the San Pedro sugar mill facilities to prevent a localized economic collapse. In an open letter signed by the mayors of Lerdo de Tejada, Santiago Tuxtla, […]
From Rock History to Local Identity: Sonora’s New Film Festival Launches in Hermosillo
HERMOSILLO, MEXICO — The state of Sonora marked a significant cultural milestone this week with the launch of its first-ever film festival. The inaugural edition of the Festival de Cine de Sonora 2026 kicked off on October 7, featuring a program of contemporary international cinema, local short film competitions, and educational workshops designed to bolster […]
New Partnership: Sylvania Off Road Teams Up with BFGoodrich for Legendary Baja 1000 Race
ENSENADA, MEXICO — Sylvania Off Road has officially joined BFGoodrich Tires as a primary sponsor for the fourth and final round of the 2026 SCORE World Desert Championship. The partnership comes as the racing community prepares for the legendary SCORE Baja 1000, which is scheduled to take place from November 9–15 in San Jose del […]
Mapping Baja California Sur: How Five Municipalities Govern a Massive Coastal State
LA PAZ, MEXICO — Despite its status as one of Mexico’s most expansive states by landmass, Baja California Sur holds a unique distinction in the country’s administrative geography: it is the state with the fewest municipalities. The state is comprised of just five municipalities: La Paz, Los Cabos, Comondú, Loreto, and Mulegé. This lean administrative […]
Maritime Authorities Order Navigation Bans in Veracruz, Tabasco, and Campeche
Maritime authorities have ordered the suspension of navigation for small vessels in several ports across the states of Tabasco, Veracruz, Tamaulipas, and Campeche as Tropical Storm “Isaías” moves toward the Mexican coastline. The Mexican Navy (SEMAR) reported that the storm is currently situated approximately 437 kilometers east of Tampico, Tamaulipas, and 445 kilometers northeast of […]