Mexico City's mayor, Clara Brugada, expressed support for the 'farmear aura' trend, which originated on TikTok and evolved into in-person battles in public spaces, celebrating youth engagement.

Mexico's PAN party has called on President Sheinbaum to cease injecting resources into the AIFA airport and Mexicana de Aviación airline, demanding a review of costs in the 2027 budget.

Public official Karla Herrera, a trustee for Yautepec, has been linked to the legal process following her capture on August 18th, accused of an attack that resulted in three fatalities during a Mexico-Ecuador match.

Mexico's alcoholic beverage industry (CIVyL) is proposing changes to the Special Tax on Production and Services (IEPS) to generate an additional 3.9 billion pesos, aiming to tax volume and alcohol content to combat excessive consumption and informality.

Tiffany & Co. has inaugurated a new boutique in Monterrey, Mexico, featuring a design concept inspired by The Landmark and elements connecting the brand to Mexican culture.

Stock markets in Mexico and Colombia both closed higher, with Mexico's S&P/BMV IPC up 0.06% and Colombia's COLCAP rising by 2.09%. This indicates a positive trading day for both Latin American markets.

Mexico's anti-corruption authority has disqualified two companies and levied fines exceeding 950,000 pesos for submitting false information.

The Mexico City government secretary stated that dialogue would continue but reordering efforts would not cease, accusing external merchants of joining the pressure.

Mexico City is proposing the installation of cabinets with 24 or 30 lockable spaces in schools and restaurants to store cell phones, aiming to reduce screen usage among students and patrons.

Multiple storm systems, including a potential hurricane offshore, are bringing significant rainfall to Mexico's north-central Pacific states, while border regions experience a heat wave.

The Miguel Hidalgo district in Mexico City announced an operation to remove poorly parked scooters, with 90 already taken from Polanco, and warned of sanctions for vehicles invading public space.

SEDEMA will organize its next Reciclatrón event in Mexico City to collect technological waste for proper management and recycling.

An incident at Tasqueña station on Mexico City's Metro Line 2 caused smoke from chemical powder applied to train tires, but circulation has returned to normal with no injuries reported.

Mexico City is home to eight National Parks, including Desierto de los Leones and Cerro de la Estrella, which protect biodiversity and offer diverse ecosystems within the capital.

Sheinbaum stated that the security strategy continues to function and efforts are underway to strengthen it.

Mexico City received 21.6 million cubic meters of water in the last 24 hours, with Segiagua reporting that 100% of the resulting puddles and flooding have been addressed as part of Operation Tlaloque.

Roberto Velasco is facilitating a visit to Mexico for South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and has proposed a bilateral scholarship program between the two countries.

Mexico's inflation rate accelerated to 3.26% in the first half of August, primarily driven by increases in educational services and public transportation costs. This marks a notable uptick in the country's inflation.

Mexico's SEP has announced the creation of the 'Educación Superior 2026' platform, offering over 37,000 places for students who did not secure admission to UNAM or other institutions.

Del Taco is celebrating its 'Best Fast Food Restaurant' accolade by offering free tacos for a year to 7,000 fans in New Mexico as part of a promotional event.

Premier Graphene Inc. and HGI Industrial Technologies have delivered the second batch of tactical belts, keeping Mexico’s SEDENA defense contract on schedule.

New Mexico has announced it will continue to fund gender-affirming care for minors, even after a federal rule from the Trump administration ends Medicaid support for such services.

Poor administration is identified as another facet of the ongoing water crisis, according to El Universal English.

A man arriving on a flight from Mexico City was arrested at Barcelona airport after 31 kilograms of cocaine were found in his two suitcases. The passenger reportedly exhibited nervous behavior during controls.

American bison have been reintroduced to Coahuila, Mexico, 160 years after their local extinction. A herd of 47 animals is now actively restoring the ecosystem and enhancing soil quality in the region.

UGREEN wireless headphones, featuring adaptive active noise cancellation, are available with up to a 43% discount on Amazon Mexico.

A 30-year-old nanny, Diana Alejandra “N”, has been charged in connection with the death of a one-year and nine-month-old girl in Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. The child tragically died after being found submerged in a swimming pool.

Four alleged members of a criminal cell have been arrested in Cuautla, Mexico, and are being linked to multiple homicides. Ballistic and technological evidence was submitted to the Public Ministry.

Parents attending the "Back to School" expo in Iztapalapa, Mexico City, reported finding affordable and varied school supplies, noting similar prices to those in the Historic Center.

Mexico commemorates Grandparent's Day, highlighting the importance of affection and spending time with older adults. The article offers seven accessible ideas for a special day with seniors.

Coyoacán brought bands, chinelos, and comparsas to the Zócalo, while Oaxaca concluded its indigenous festival with a calenda, featuring artisan sales until Sunday evening.

Firefighters in Ecatepec, Mexico, celebrated 50 years of dedicated service, reflecting on decades of responding to emergencies and efforts to improve their working conditions.

Four individuals were arrested in Venustiano Carranza, Mexico City, for detaining two young people and possessing a loaded firearm.

Mexican state-owned oil company Pemex and Brazilian Petrobras are making significant investments in high-risk, high-reward offshore drilling operations in Mexico. This strategic move aims to explore potentially lucrative but challenging deepwater reserves.

Samuel García has inaugurated a new road in Nuevo León, Mexico, which will connect the Cerro Prieto and León dams, located between the municipalities of Montemorelos and Linares.

Mexico's anti-corruption agency has sanctioned and disqualified 17 public officials for offenses including bribery and fraudulent use of identification cards.

Terry Cole has claimed that 'high-level officials in Mexico work with cartels' and highlighted his communication with Harfuch, acknowledging the cartels' ability to easily replace fallen or detained leaders.

This guide outlines the step-by-step process and requirements for requesting a replacement circulation card in Mexico, including the need to file a report for loss or theft with the Public Ministry.

Rosalía explained during her Mexico City concert that her song 'La Perla' would not exist without Paquita la del Barrio's 'Rata de dos Patas'.

This article presents the most viral news stories of the week, illustrated with memes, focusing on the 'Government vs. Rocha Moya' battle.

Three players from the Rojiblanco Academy have been called up to the Mexico U-17 National Team to play a pair of matches, demonstrating the academy's importance in Mexican soccer.

An organized 'mushroom tour' invites participants to walk through one of Mexico City's green lungs to collect and identify various types of fungi.

Deputy Monraz Ibarra claims the current regime in Mexico seeks to establish itself as a 'truth tribunal,' thereby restricting fundamental liberties.

Playa Escobilla in Oaxaca, Mexico, is highlighted as a crucial sanctuary for the olive ridley sea turtle. The location plays a vital role in the conservation of this species.

Greek actress Eugenia Samara is enjoying her vacation in Mexico, accompanied by her close friends Nikos Moutsinas and Konstantinos Dedas, sharing photos on Instagram.

García Harfuch stated that the power of officials is ephemeral and highlighted his trip to Argentina to represent Mexico.

Heavy rains on August 22nd led to significant flooding in Mexico City, with 13 million cubic meters of water, and caused the Costa Daurada to overflow, prompting concerns about the effectiveness of weather alerts.

The Mexico City government and mayoral offices are mandated to promote programs aimed at preventing health issues caused by excessive screen use, particularly to protect the physical and mental health of children and adolescents.

Mexico's president has criticized the return of an accused governor to office, stating that personal interests should not take precedence.

Street vendors have blocked major roads around Alameda Central in Mexico City for the third day in a row, causing significant traffic disruptions on Avenida Juárez, Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas, and Hidalgo.

Mexico City's SSC is conducting security patrols in the Cuauhtémoc and Iztapalapa boroughs to combat high-impact crimes. The operation involves 250 police officers, 45 official vehicles, 12 motorcycles, two UNIMOGs, and two drones.

The Huamantlada 2026 bull run in Mexico resulted in one fatality and nine injuries, including a US citizen. This marks the first death at the event in eight years.

Amazon Mexico is featuring significant discounts on a 21 kg Mabe automatic washing machine and a 65-inch TCL 4K television. Shoppers can purchase these items for less than 9,000 pesos and 8,000 pesos, respectively.

Official preventive detention has been ordered against Fernando Farías, ensuring he will remain imprisoned in El Altiplano.

Claudia Sheinbaum inaugurated the National Agrarian Attention Center, dedicating it as a tribute to the struggles of the Mexican people.

Mexico is preparing a reform to eliminate criminal procedural immunity for legislators and governors, with Ramirez Cuellar urging officials not to use their positions as a shield.

Six individuals were arrested in Campeche, Mexico, following a raid on a ranch linked to hydrocarbon trafficking, where a small plane, fuel, and weapons were seized.

A modification to the Organic Law has been published, requiring municipalities in Mexico City to disseminate measures for animal protection.

Mexico commemorates 'Día del Bombero' (Firefighter's Day) on August 22nd, with reports detailing the historical origins of the country's first emergency response body.

Mexico's Ministry of Agriculture has issued an alert regarding fraud targeting producers through false official documents, which requested 35,000 pesos for sponsorship.

Amazon Mexico is offering a significant discount on the Samsung Galaxy S26+ Violeta 512GB, making the powerful smartphone available at nearly half price.

A 53-year-old individual living in Mexico City with their 29-year-old partner reflects on how a recent health crisis, involving arthritis, highlighted the complexities of their age-gap relationship.

Spanish singer Rosalía performed a concert in Mexico City, preaching a new pop creed and gaining followers, following her earlier exploration of the capital.

This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to request and download a certified CURP (Clave Única de Registro de Población) online in Mexico, addressing common issues with its availability.

Street vendors in Mexico City have blocked Avenida Juárez for over seven hours, protesting the reduction of their spaces in Alameda Central. Police are guarding Bellas Artes as the vendors demand the right to work.

A healthcare model for wound care in patients with diabetes and hypertension in Aguascalientes, Mexico, has received recognition for its effectiveness.

Mexico's National Electoral Institute (INE) has produced nearly 4 million voter credentials and has normalized the delivery period to nine natural days.

Families impacted by an explosion in Cuernavaca, Mexico, are still awaiting compensation for damages and are demanding a response from the company Tomza, with their lawyer sending multiple official requests.

Revised data indicates that Mexico's economy expanded by 1.4% in the second quarter, partly due to FIFA World Cup spending, but experienced a contraction in June.

Xoco General Hospital in Mexico City was evacuated following a suspected gas leak, but civil protection authorities later ruled out any risk after inspection. Hospital activities were allowed to resume as normal.

Mexico's Sheinbaum is reportedly staying out of the Canada-U.S. trade dispute, with a fourth round of talks to review the USMCA agreement scheduled for September.

Mexico is implementing mandatory registration for electric scooters and bicycles that meet specific weight and power characteristics, classifying them as VEMEPEs. Owners must register these vehicles to legally circulate.

Mexico's environmental authority, Profepa, has approved the relocation of six dolphins from the Dolphin Discovery dolphinarium in Cancún, which closed in October 2025. The move addresses concerns about the animals' health and safety.

The viral internet trend of 'aura farming,' which involves intentional actions to appear confident, has evolved into physical 'battles' in parks and streets across Latin America, with recent events in Mexico City.

The 'Moto mami' singer Rosalía was seen in Parque México, Mexico City, participating in an 'aura farming' battle, with a video of the event quickly going viral.

Street vendors in Mexico City partially closed Avenida Hidalgo again, setting up a market across three lanes towards Paseo de la Reforma. They demanded that the capital government resolve the conflict over new reordering guidelines and provide more spaces in Alameda Central.

The viral Crumbl Cookies have opened a branch in Mexico City, with details on their prices and location now available.

Authorities in Mexico City are discussing whether individuals can be fined for organizing 'aura farming' battles in public streets, a concept that originated online but has developed its own rules in the city.

Víctor Amado, a former candidate for the PES party, was found dead in a vehicle in Mazatepec, Morelos, after being attacked by gunfire. His companion was injured and remains hospitalized in critical condition.

A Hisense 22 kg washing machine is being offered at a significantly reduced price on Amazon Mexico, making it an attractive deal for large families.

Mexico's consultation process with teachers regarding the use of cell phones in classrooms begins today, with participants set to answer a diagnostic questionnaire.

Players of the popular video game Red Dead Redemption 2 will soon be able to explore the Mexico region, with the new content becoming available on September 16.

Mexico's president has stated that the Sinaloa governor's brief return to office was 'not appropriate.' The president's comments highlight concerns regarding the governor's temporary reinstatement.

A violent weekend in Sinaloa, Mexico, resulted in five deaths and 14 injuries, including a three-year-old child, with incidents involving shootings, clashes between rival groups, and an explosive device.

Papa Johns has announced KM Capital as its new franchise partner, aiming to expand its presence in Mexico.

Financial reports indicate that Mexico's AIFA airport continues to require federal subsidies to remain viable and has not met passenger demand targets four years after its operation began, raising scrutiny over its 'mega-project' status.

Efforts are underway to recover Canadian investments, likely within Mexico, indicating a focus on bilateral economic ties and investment stability.

Tourist beaches on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula are facing an unprecedented influx of brown algae, known as sargassum, with volumes four times higher than previous years, prompting the country to seek scientific and technological solutions.

Greek TV personality Nikos Moutsina is enjoying his summer vacation in Mexico with friends, exploring different parts of the country and posing at one of the new seven wonders of the world.

Moisés Peñaloza has been eliminated from the reality show 'La casa de los famosos México' in a controversial exit.

A gas leak sparked a fire at a semi-fixed food stall in Colonia Roma, Mexico City, leading to the evacuation of five workers and the removal of five gas cylinders by firefighters.

The Cuauhtémoc borough in Mexico City is rehabilitating Gilberto Owen Park, located in an area home to over 146,000 people, and will offer free boxing classes at Deportivo Maracaná.

Mexico's Morena party is proposing to amend the Constitution to include assisted death, seeking to recognize it as a fundamental right.

The government of Yucatán, Mexico, reports a 53% decrease in dengue cases in 2026, with 20 confirmed cases registered up to August, as efforts continue to reduce breeding grounds.

Over 1.2 million teachers in Mexico are set to define new rules for entry and promotion within the education system, which will replace the existing USICAMM framework.

After six years, Charlotte Smith reflects on the life lessons and personal growth she experienced as a result of moving to and living in Mexico.

Morena deputies in Mexico City have accused the PAN party of orchestrating legal challenges against the construction of Cablebús Line 5, alleging it's a familiar tactic used against President AMLO.

The Benito Juárez borough in Mexico City has removed outdoor gyms in San Pedro de Los Pinos as part of a strategy to prevent irregular occupation of public spaces.

Mexico's PRI party has proposed measures to strengthen the prevention and comprehensive reparation for femicide victims, calling for the establishment of investigation standards.

Residents from six municipalities in Mexico's Valle del Mezquital, Hidalgo, protested against the 'Siete Mezquites' landfill project, fearing it will contaminate the aquifer and springs that supply water to approximately 300,000 people.

Netflix is set to produce a story about Keiko, the famous orca from 'Free Willy,' highlighting its international phenomenon status and its significant time spent in Mexico.

Young people and creators gathered in Mexico City for the inaugural 'aura battles,' an internet phenomenon where participants compete based on presence and charisma without physical contact.

A literary piece delves into Federico García Lorca's planned but never realized trip to Mexico, alongside discussions of interviews with Vicente Quirarte and John Connolly about his new novel.

Jewish immigrants have made significant contributions to Mexico's food culture since the 16th century, particularly in Mexico City, with their traditions now hiding in plain sight.

Days before the planned August 24 reopening of the US-Mexico border, the chosen safe crossing point of Sonora confirmed its first case of screwworm, 325 miles from the border.

Following a series of large earthquakes in Colombia, Venezuela, Japan, Indonesia, Spain, and Mexico, experts suggest that the recent seismic activity is within normal parameters.

Greek presenter Nikos Moutsinas chose Mexico for his summer vacation this year, traveling with close friends Evgenia Samara and Konstantinos Dedas, opting for a distant getaway over the bustling Greek islands.

A 16-year-old student from Mexico, Angela, has developed an innovative fire extinguisher prototype that uses sound vibrations to suppress small flames, eliminating the need for water or foam.

Rosalía delivered a captivating performance in Mexico City on her first night, featuring ballet dancers and a live orchestra. Kenia Os also joined her on stage, delighting fans who had eagerly awaited her arrival.

Service on Mexico City's Metro Line 3 was disrupted across nine stations due to issues with track equipment, affecting commuters and requiring repairs.

A viral toy known as 'Dumpling Squishy' has been flagged for containing benzene, prompting alerts and discussions in Mexico and other countries regarding its safety.

A public official in Progreso, Yucatán, Mexico, was suspended from duties after being recorded engaging in a physical altercation with an employee of the local water service on the city's boardwalk.

A new decree published in Mexico City's Official Gazette mandates that public parking lots must display insurance notices to users within 180 days.

The return to school is expected to boost commerce in Yucatan, Mexico, with an estimated economic impact of nearly 1.4 billion Mexican pesos, representing a 5% increase from the previous year.

The head of Mobility in Mexico announced that the tender for the comprehensive follow-up of the Texcoco Light Rail project will be launched in a month and a half.

Mexico City's government has published new reforms to public entertainment and children's rights laws, prohibiting behaviors that encourage or tolerate prostitution, drug addiction, or the apology of crime.

Mexico City's Metro system has activated safety protocols, including reduced train speeds on nine lines, due to heavy rainfall and the activation of a Yellow Alert for strong winds and possible hail.

Mexico has deported 3,046 Honduran citizens in 2026, according to Honduras's National Migration Institute, with individuals being sent back on buses.

An article from the archive explores whistling as an integral part of Mexican identity and daily life, highlighting its various forms and occasions.

Students at UNAM in Mexico City are organizing the first "aura farming" battle on campus, a social gathering trend that has previously taken place in other Mexican states like Querétaro, Puebla, and Veracruz.

Mexican ranchers are looking towards the United States as the long-standing ban on screwworms nears its end, potentially opening up new market opportunities.

Mexico News Daily released its weekly news quiz for August 22nd, testing readers' knowledge on recent events including direct flights, desalination plants, and anti-dumping duties.

Mexico's consumer protection agency, Profeco, has issued an alert regarding faults in more than 4,000 Volvo vehicles. The agency advises consumers to check specific models for potential issues.

New guidelines have been introduced for businesses operating within Mexico City's Metro system. These rules include requirements for vendors to wear uniforms and refrain from shouting.

Xochimilco's trajineras in Mexico City are hosting a glamorous drag show, featuring lip-sync and dance, offering a unique entertainment experience.

The U.S. will resume limited livestock imports from Mexico starting August 24 at the Douglas, Arizona, border crossing, as the outbreak of the flesh-eating screwworm parasite eases.

The US-Mexico cattle border is reopening, a move that is not being celebrated by all American ranchers.

Scooters are being removed from streets in Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City, due to obstructions they are causing.

Authorities have made arrests in two separate murder cases: one in León, Guanajuato, Mexico, involving the alleged killer of a professor, and another in Thessaloniki, Greece, where a Turkish man wanted for murder was apprehended.

A new day of violence has been reported in Sinaloa, Mexico, with at least six deaths across different municipalities, including two victims killed in a confrontation with the Army.

The CRT has announced the deadline for registering cell phone numbers ending in '1' in Mexico, with information provided on how to restore service for those who missed previous deadlines. This initiative aims to ensure all mobile numbers are properly registered according to the calendar.

Mexico City is preparing 11 new transparency-guaranteeing bodies following the extinction of Info CDMX, with the Comptroller's Office coordinating the new structure.

The former director of sports for Guasave, Sinaloa, Mexico, has been detained in Utah and is facing charges related to fentanyl trafficking.

Scientists at the University of Guadalajara in Mexico have identified six new species of parasitic fungi that infect ants, causing suicidal behavior before growing out of their bodies to release spores.

Edilberto Portillo, known as "Don Beto" and leader of the group Beto y Sus Canarios, was shot before a performance at Rodeo Texcoco in Mexico but is confirmed to be alive by his family.

Four locations in Mexico City are highlighted as prime spots for finding cheap school supplies for the 2026-2027 academic year, with many businesses offering competitive prices and discounts nearby.

A significant federal operation in Mexico resulted in the arrest of 20 alleged members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and the seizure of weapons and drugs, marking the second major success in less than a week.

Colombia's Senate has authorized Gustavo Petro to travel abroad during the year following the end of his term, with his first trip as ex-president scheduled for Mexico to attend an academic event.

El Universal English reports that Amazon Mexico is offering a Roborock wireless vacuum cleaner with up to a 60% discount, allowing customers to save over 10,000 pesos.

Mexico City's Cablebús system has ratified its international safety certifications following annual reviews of its three lines, which included inspections of systems, cables, motors, brakes, and structures, allowing them to operate again.

Mexican President Sheinbaum criticized Governor Rocha's brief return to office, calling it "reckless" and "inappropriate" given the ongoing US drug charges against him.

Mexico's Attorney General's Office (FGR) has launched an investigation into the transport of mercury in the Gustavo A. Madero (GAM) borough of Mexico City, after the substance was reportedly sent via parcel service.

The USDA announced plans to reopen two additional ports in New Mexico for cattle shipments from Mexico. This follows the restart of imports at an Arizona port.

The Trump administration has reopened a border crossing to cattle imports, aiming to increase supply and bring down record-high beef prices. Mexico traditionally provides about 3% of the US cattle supply.

A truck carrying 19 sanitation workers overturned on the Segundo Piso del Periférico highway in Mexico City after the 27-year-old driver reportedly crashed into a containment wall. No serious injuries were reported among the workers.

A 20-meter tree has fallen in the Benito Juárez borough of Mexico City, with emergency services working to clear the roadway at the intersection of Av. Universidad and Concepción Beistegui.

Endeavour Silver announced that a blockade at its Terronera mine in Mexico has been lifted, allowing operations to resume.

Mexico City is preparing for various mobilizations on August 24, with potential traffic disruptions expected. Residents should also anticipate rain throughout the day, particularly in the afternoon.

Businessman and former Mérida mayor Renán Barrera announced his departure from Mexico's PAN party, attributing his decision to disagreements with the national party leader, Jorge Romero, whom he accused of yielding to 'petty interests'.

Mexico's Public Education Secretariat (SEP) has published its official 2026-2027 school calendar, outlining several non-school days in September.

Mexico's San Lázaro legislative body is implementing a restructuring plan in response to concerns over excessive spending.

Actress Halle Berry marked her 60th birthday with extensive celebrations in Mexico, sharing her wisdom and experiences with fans as she embraced the milestone.

Blockades have been ongoing for a week in response to new restrictions placed on street vending in Mexico.

Forecasts predict a stronger 'superpeso' for Mexico, with the national currency expected to gain further strength in the years 2026 and 2027.

Foreign ministers from South Korea and Mexico met to discuss expanding cooperation in artificial intelligence and strengthening their roles as middle powers. The discussions aimed at fostering wider ties between the two nations.

Mexico City experienced a rainy night, leading to a yellow alert being issued for 10 of its boroughs. Residents are advised to take precautions due to the weather conditions.

The Chiapas Congress in Mexico has elected Marcela Castillo Atristain as the new president of its Board of Directors, succeeding Alejandra Gómez for the period from August 24 to September 30, 2026.

A family dispute in Monterrey, Mexico, tragically ended with a married couple shot dead and their daughter wounded. The suspect reportedly had been recently released from prison for drug and weapons offenses.

Spanish singer Rosalía was seen walking through the La Lagunilla market in Mexico City, where she was photographed interacting with one of her fans.

Nadia Matadama Díaz, a leader of the Movimiento Ciudadano (MC) party in Tlapehuala, Guerrero, Mexico, has been assassinated, prompting her party to demand an immediate investigation into the killing.

A hot air balloon caught fire during the Tahmek Balloon Festival in Mexico, causing alarm among attendees who gather annually to enjoy the colorful spectacle.

Mexico City's Cablebús Line 1 has reopened to the public after a 14-day maintenance period. Specialists conducted thorough inspections of the teleferic's electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical systems.

The Xiaomi Redmi Buds 6, a compact and completely wireless earbud model, are being offered at a significant discount on Amazon Mexico.

Four individuals were arrested in the Tláhuac borough of Mexico City after a report of possible dispossession, with two cell phones and a metal pot secured by police.

Merchants in Mexico City have maintained a blockade of Alameda Central for a fourth consecutive day, protesting new reordering guidelines and disrupting traffic and public transport services.

Amazon Mexico is selling a Sony portable speaker at half price, allowing customers to save over 2,000 pesos on the device designed for powerful, transportable sound.

Mexico City's Cablebús Line 4 has achieved 20% completion and is projected to be operational by December 2027, with officials highlighting its role in reducing travel times.

Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, who is facing US drug charges, abruptly sought leave just one day after returning to office, following pointed remarks from Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum.

Mexico City parking establishments could face fines of up to 41,000 pesos if they fail to display a notice informing users about valid civil liability coverage or a bond to protect their vehicles, with 180 days to comply.

Sinaloa, Mexico, recorded 15 femicides in August, with two more women shot dead in Culiacán and Mazatlán, and violence against women also affecting Escuinapa and Ahome.

Mexico's culture, from its architecture and courtyards to pottery and textiles, has been significantly shaped by Moorish and Middle Eastern traditions for nearly 2,000 years.

Carlos Puente has outlined new guidelines for public hearings, emphasizing the citizen's right to express differing opinions.

Peru has renewed its capture order for a former Prime Minister currently in Mexico, days after he traveled to the country. Mexico has since reactivated diplomatic relations with Peru.

An article explores the reasons behind Federico García Lorca's absence from Mexico.

A small beach in Oaxaca, Mexico, once known to poachers, has become a paradise for ecotourism, with sea turtles as its main attraction.

Authorities in Chihuahua, Mexico, have released 40 million sterile flies as part of a biological control program aimed at eradicating the screw-worm pest, which poses a significant threat to livestock.

Mexico City has increased penalties for giving false testimony in criminal proceedings, with sanctions now ranging from 3 to 10 years in prison. Additionally, the city has implemented stricter punishments, including up to 36 hours of arrest, for littering or abandoning waste in public spaces.

A man was murdered inside a restroom in Mexico City's Historic Center, with the assailant fleeing the scene on a motorcycle. Police from the Secretariat of Citizen Security secured the area.

Newspaper vendors in Oaxaca, Mexico, celebrated their National Day, with the general secretary of their association stating they are fighting for recognition and refusing to disappear.

A judge has ordered the suspension of bullfights in two traditional festivals in Yucatán, Mexico, prohibiting the use of any instrument of torture, a decision celebrated by animal rights organizations.

Mexico's consumer protection agency, Profeco, has joined the discussion surrounding 'Coyote vs Acme,' supporting consumer rights in relation to the popular Looney Tunes character's purchases.

Art historian María Meléndez has publicly challenged the idea that President Claudia Sheinbaum should nationalize the Gelman Collection, sparking a debate on cultural heritage.

Mexico City's Civil Protection has activated a yellow alert across the entire city, anticipating 15 to 29 mm of rain and possible hail between 3 PM and 8 PM on Saturday, August 22.

This week in Mexico saw strong security cooperation with the U.S. despite mounting trade friction, as the peso continued to strengthen below 17 to the dollar.

Actress Halle Berry celebrated her 60th birthday with a luxurious vacation in Los Cabos, Mexico, enjoying the sun with partner Van Hunt and showcasing her impressive physique.

Mexico City is reporting two homicides every 24 hours so far in 2026, with the Iztapalapa borough recording the highest number of cases.

Mexico has extradited 'El Rey del Burdel' (The Brothel King), who was imprisoned for 10 years in Cancún, to Argentina where he faces accusations of sexual exploitation of women.

Amazon Mexico is featuring a substantial discount of up to 44% on the Lenovo Ideapad Slim 3 laptop, making it an attractive option for those looking to upgrade their computer.

Mexico City plans to expand its air quality monitoring program, beginning with the implementation of 10 new monitoring sites in the Iztapalapa area.

A woman was attacked and shot three times in the body in the municipal seat of Escuinapa, Sinaloa, Mexico.

Mexico's environmental protection agency, Profepa, has reported the illegal transport of mercury on a highway in Querétaro to the Attorney General's Office, leading to one arrest.

The article explores the story of zarzaparilla, also known as zarza, an indigenous root beer from Veracruz, Mexico, which gained fame during the 'Old West' era as sasparilla.

A significant portion, 46.7%, of complaints against public officials are directed at those working in municipalities, according to a report.

The Mexico City Metro announced that it will issue verbal warnings to ensure locals comply with regulations.

The hearing for former marine Fernando Farías began four hours late and was declared private by the judge.

The Mexico City government has published a decree to protect urban trees, preventing the felling of those designated as natural heritage.