Mexico Secures 15% Average Tariff on U.S. Auto Exports Under USMCA
Mexico’s Economy Minister announces that, thanks to USMCA preferential discounts, cars assembled in Mexico will face an average 15% U.S. […]
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Wildlife Evacuated as Cartel Violence Engulfs Sinaloa Sanctuary
Roughly 700 former circus and cartel-owned exotic animals were evacuated from Ostok Sanctuary near Culiacán amid an eight-month cartel feud,
Weather in Mexico Today – May 21, 2025
A stationary frontal system brings intense rains to northeastern Mexico while central and southern states brace for heavy showers; extreme
Historic Blow to Organized Crime Under Mexico’s New President
Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch reports over 21,000 arrests, 157 tons of narcotics seized, and 915 clandestine labs dismantled between
Two Close Aides to Mexico City Mayor Murdered in Violent Attack
In a targeted attack in Mexico City, two close aides to Head of Government Clara Brugada Molina were killed. President
Hotel Bookings Plummet in Mexican Caribbean, Tourism Sector Sounds Alarm
Hotel occupancy in Quintana Roo falls to 64.4% this May amid airline route cancellations and reduced frequencies, prompting industry calls
News to Know in Mexico for Today, May 20, 2025
Here’s a roundup of eight key stories making headlines in Mexico as of this morning: 1. New U.S. Ambassador Arrives
Querétaro Declares La Beata Natural Park Protected, Moves Toward 40% Conservation Goal by 2027
Querétaro’s government has added La Beata Natural Park to its roster of protected natural areas, covering 100 hectares in Amealco
Yucatán Attracts 5 Billion Pesos in Tourism Investment
Yucatán is set to receive 5 billion pesos in tourism investments this year—nearly half in Mérida—with hotel, entertainment and restaurant
New U.S. Ambassador Arrives in Mexico
Ronald D. Johnson officially presents his credentials as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, launching a robust USMCA-driven agenda on trade, security
Weather in Mexico Today – May 20, 2025
A rare cold front and low-pressure channel bring heavy rain, lightning, hail and flooding to northeastern and central Mexico, while
U.S. State Department Raises Baja California Sur Advisory Amid Cartel Threats
U.S. State Department raises its advisory for Baja California Sur to “Exercise Increased Caution” over cartel-related threats, scams, and thefts.