El Universal

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

• Mexico City Prosecutor Issues Wanted Notice for Missing 27-Year-Old Daniel León Gómez · Mexico City prosecutors issued a search notice for Daniel León Gómez, a 27-year-old missing since August 16 in Benito Juárez.
• Man Found Dead in Planter Box in Mexico City Centro Neighborhood · Authorities are investigating the death of a man found unconscious in a public planter box in Mexico City's Centro district.
• Mexico City Environment Agency Opens Bids for Tláhuac Forest Rehabilitation · Sedema launched two public tenders for the integral rehabilitation of the Tláhuac Forest nature reserve in Mexico City.
• Seven Men Arrested in Mexico City for Home Robbery Ring Linked to 13 Cases · Seven men were detained in Mexico City for their alleged involvement in a criminal organization responsible for at least 13 home robberies.
• Mexico City Groups Plan Protests on August 21 Over Health, Housing, and Digital Rights · Multiple organizations in Mexico City scheduled marches and rallies on August 21 regarding hospital appointments, LGBTQ+ rights, and housing.
• Mexico City Weather Forecast: Rain and Hail Expected Friday · Mexico City authorities forecast heavy rain, thunderstorms, and possible hail Friday afternoon.
• Jurisdictional Dispute Delays Recovery of Public Transport Worker Killed in Naucalpan · A territorial dispute between Naucalpan and Miguel Hidalgo delayed the recovery of a public transport operator killed in an attack.
• Activist Warns Ecobici Expansion Needs Better Bike Infrastructure · Areli Carreón warns that expanding Ecobici to three boroughs requires improved cycling infrastructure and pedestrian safety measures.
• Mexico City Metro Grants Three-Month Grace Period for New Commercial Regulations · Mexico City Metro grants vendors three months to comply with new safety and operational regulations.
• Mexico City Police Paid for Own Ajolote Uniforms · Mexico City police confirmed they purchased their own ajolote-themed uniforms privately, avoiding public funds.
• Street vendors protest reduced stalls in Mexico City Alameda · Street vendors in Mexico City's Alameda Central block roads to protest a government plan to limit their vending spaces.
• Complaints Against Public Officials in Mexico State Rise 10.9% in 2026 · Complaints against public officials in the State of Mexico increased by 10.9% in the first seven months of 2026.
• Crime in Mexico City Rises in First Seven Months of 2026 · Investigations for despojo, femicide, rape, and negligent homicide increased in Mexico City through July 2026.
• Mexico City officials tour El Ocotal neighborhood under Casa por Casa program · Deputies Ealy and Brugada visit El Ocotal to promote Casa por Casa and new cable car line.
• Mexican court orders arrest for 'El Ramsés' in brother's killing · Mexico City prosecutors linked Carlos 'N' to the killing of his brother in a Tepito gang-related homicide.
• Heavy Rain Hits Nine Mexico City Boroughs, Causing Flooding · Rain with intensities from light to heavy fell across nine boroughs of Mexico City on Thursday.
• Mexico City activates yellow alert for heavy rains and hail · Mexico City's civil protection agency issued a yellow alert for severe rain and potential hail across 11 boroughs.
• Mexico Metro Director Rejects Stricter Crackdown on Train Vendors · Mexico City Metro director rejects rumors of harsher enforcement against vendors selling inside trains.
• Mexico City Metro vendors to wear colored vests and security cards · Mexico City Metro vendors must wear line-specific colored vests and security cards under new regulations.
• Mexico City legislator proposes constitutional amendment to protect youth mental health · Luisa Ledesma of Movimiento Ciudadano proposed strengthening mental health protections for youth in Mexico City's constitution.
• Mexico City Metro Enacts New Commercial Regulations to Restore Order · Mexico City Metro director announces new rules to curb commercial abuses and restore system order.
• Mexico City Metro tests thermal cameras to monitor station crowding · Mexico City Metro director Adrian Rubalcava reports thermal cameras for real-time crowding monitoring are in final testing.
• Bicitaxi Drivers Block Mexico City Streets Demanding Regulation · Approximately 50 bicitaxi drivers in Mexico City block major avenues demanding government dialogue and operating permits.
• Iztacalco sinkholes repaired after drainage collapse · Residents of Iztacalco report that sinkholes caused by a drainage collapse have been repaired, though debris remains.
• Mexico unveils world's largest holographic mural at Metro Auditorio station · Mexico City unveiled Federico Kampf's 750-square-meter holographic mural 'Apoteosis' at the Metro Auditorio station.
• Miguel Hidalgo Mayor Installs Special Commission to Combat Sexual Harassment · Mauricio Tabe launched a specialized commission in Miguel Hidalgo to investigate and prevent workplace sexual harassment.
• Mexico City Mayor Inaugurates Annual Job Fair in Benito Juarez · Mayor Luis Mendoza inaugurated the 2026 Annual Job Fair in Benito Juarez, offering 750 vacancies to local residents.
• Mexico City Police Locate Vehicle Following TV Host Vanessa Huppenkothen · Mexico City authorities located the red truck following TV host Vanessa Huppenkothen and detained the driver for public disturbance.
• Merchants Block Major Mexico City Streets Over Park Restructuring Plan · Vendors blocked major avenues in Mexico City to protest new park reorganization guidelines.
• Tlalpan Enforces Dry Law in Miguel Hidalgo First Section This Weekend · Tlalpan municipality suspends alcohol sales and consumption in Miguel Hidalgo First Section from August 21 to 23, 2026.