Mexico News Daily

163 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Mexico Authorities Arrest 20 Suspected CJNG Members in Major Bust · Mexican security forces arrested 20 individuals linked to the CJNG cartel during a joint operation across three states.
• Sinaloa Governor Returns to Office for 48 Hours Amid U.S. Drug Trafficking Accusations · Rubén Rocha Moya resumed his Sinaloa governorship briefly before requesting indefinite leave following U.S. indictments.
• Aura Farming Battles Move from Social Media to Mexico's Public Squares · Aura farming, a viral internet slang for showing confidence, has spawned physical dance battles in Mexico City's plazas and other Latin American cities.
• Mexico Reopens Cattle Trade; Sheinbaum Criticizes Sinaloa Governor's Return · Mexico resumes cattle exports to the US while President Sheinbaum condemns Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya's brief return to office.
• Rising US Visa Refusals for Mexicans Complicate Family Visits · Increasing B-2 visa refusals for Mexican nationals complicate family visits, requiring careful distinction between temporary travel and residency.
• Living in Mexico: Lessons on Expectations, Value, and Home · A journalist reflects on how living in Mexico reshaped her expectations, values, and sense of home.
• Satire: Puerto Vallarta Crocodiles Demand Zoning Laws and Safety Protocols · A satirical article depicts Puerto Vallarta crocodiles requesting civil restraint and designated zones from humans.
• Forgotten Jewish-Mexican Culinary Traditions in Mexico City · A new cookbook reveals the deep, often forgotten roots of Jewish-Mexican cuisine in Mexico City.
• How Middle Eastern influences shaped Mexican culture for nearly 2,000 years · A personal essay explores how Moorish architecture, textiles, and medicine influenced Mexico alongside later Lebanese and Jewish immigration.
• Mexico News Daily Tutor Explores Gelman Collection Debate · An interactive Spanish learning tool discusses Mexico's Gelman Collection controversy and preservation funding.
• Mexico-US Security Cooperation, Trade Friction, and Peso Strength · Mexico and the US arrested cartel members and signed a drone pact while contesting strawberry tariffs and seeing the peso strengthen.
• American Writer Learns Mexican Whistle Language · A writer based in Veracruz attempts to master specific Mexican whistles used for communication and social interaction.
• MND News Quiz Tests Knowledge on Mexico's Environment, Trade, and Tech · A weekly quiz challenges readers on Mexico's tree-planting goals, trade deals, and new EV launches.
• Guadalajara Residents Launch Citizen Science Network Amid Water Crisis · Citizens in Guadalajara test tap water for contaminants as official infrastructure fails.
• Veracruz's Zarzaparilla: Indigenous Root Beer Tradition and History · A travel article explores the historic origins and family traditions of zarzaparilla, an indigenous root beer from Teocelo, Veracruz.
• Mexico Overtakes Taiwan as Top AI Server Exporter to US · Mexico's AI server exports to the US have surpassed vehicle exports, defying political noise.
• Mexico Suspends 2.6M Phone Lines Over Registration Deadline · Mexico's CRT suspended 2.6 million phone lines for missing a registration deadline, though reactivation is possible.
• Mexico's Urban Sprawl Shifts Populations Away from City Centers · A study reveals Mexico's major cities lost millions of residents in downtown areas as populations moved to peripheries.
• Intern Reflects on Summer in Mexico, Challenging US Stereotypes · A US college intern shares ten reflections on culture, safety, and politics after a summer in Mexico.
• Banxico Holds Rates at 6.5% Despite Surging Peso and Easing Inflation · Mexico's central bank kept interest rates steady at 6.5% due to lingering service sector inflation risks.
• Mexico City Officials Satirically Petition Nobel Committee for Concha Peace Prize · In a satirical piece, Mexico City officials jokingly petitioned the Nobel Committee to create a Peace Prize category for baked goods.
• Former Mexican Navy Admiral Arrives in Prison on Fuel Smuggling Charges · Rear Admiral Fernando Farías Laguna was extradited from Argentina to face charges of leading a fuel smuggling network.
• Mexico Rejects US Deportation Plan to Central America Amid President's Illness · Mexico's Interior Minister objects to US deporting Mexicans to Central America while President Sheinbaum rests due to flu.
• Volaris Expands Guadalajara Routes; BRED Charity and Aquarium Offer Deals · Volaris adds new US and Latin American routes to Guadalajara while local charity BRED and Michin Aquarium promote community initiatives.
• Introvert finds belonging in Mexico after moving to Querétaro · A 65-year-old introvert discovers acceptance and a new sense of self in Mexico after moving to Querétaro.
• Sheinbaum and Carney Discuss Trade Ahead of Trump Tariff Deadline · Mexico and Canada leaders discussed trade renewal as Trump faces a tariff deadline for Canada.
• Mexico Weekly Quiz Tests Knowledge on Trade, Sports, and Economy · A weekly quiz challenges readers on Mexico's islands, trade deals, and soccer news.
• Privately Funded Bypass to Alleviate Traffic on Mexico-Querétaro Highway · Grupo Omega will build a 95.5 km bypass on Hwy 57 for 9.57 billion pesos, starting late 2027.
• Vinci Airports Plans Further Mexico Expansion Despite Global Growth Slowdown · Vinci Airports remains committed to investing in Mexico's aviation sector despite global headwinds.
• Former Pemex CEO Víctor Rodríguez Linked to 4.8 Billion Peso Corruption Complaint · A formal corruption complaint alleges illegal no-bid contracts and conflicts of interest involving former Pemex CEO Víctor Rodríguez.