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.
News to Know in Mexico for Today, May 19, 2025
Over the last 24 hours, events from Saturday, May 18 through early Monday morning have ranged from a tragic maritime
Organ Grinders Revive Historic Street Music with Colorful Parade in Mexico City
Dozens of Mexican and Chilean organ grinders paraded through Mexico City’s historic center, bringing early-20th-century street music back to life
Mexican Navy Seizes 45 Cocaine Bricks Near Playa del Carmen
On May 18, 2025, the Mexican Navy intercepted 45 kilograms of cocaine valued at 14 million pesos between Puerto Aventuras
Yucatán, national leader in security for the eighth consecutive year
Yucatán leads Mexico in peace for the eighth year running, boasting the lowest homicide and firearm-related crime rates and a
San Miguel de Allende Bursts into Color as “Cuadros de Locos” Parade Kicks Off Festival Season
On May 18, 2025, the Feast of San Pascual Bailón ignited San Miguel de Allende’s historic center with the traditional
San Miguel de Allende to Bury Utilities Along Avenida Alcocer
Mayor Mauricio Trejo Pureco unveils a multimillion-peso project to place power and communication lines underground along Avenida Alcocer, enhancing streetscape
DEA Flags Possible Alliance Between Los Chapitos and CJNG
The U.S. DEA warns a strategic alliance between Los Chapitos and CJNG could reshape Mexico’s criminal map, boosting drug and
Mexican Navy Training Ship Cuauhtémoc Collides with Brooklyn Bridge, Killing Two
On May 17, 2025, the Mexican Navy’s training vessel Cuauhtémoc lost power and crashed its 147-foot masts into the Brooklyn
Mexican Navy-Led Raid in Michoacán Kills 12, Arrests Nine in Anti-Cartel Operation
In Huitzontla, Michoacán, security forces killed 12 alleged cartel members and detained nine during a Navy-led raid, seizing weapons and
Mexico Temporarily Suspends Brazilian Poultry Imports Amid First Bird Flu Outbreak
Mexico’s Agriculture Ministry suspends imports of Brazilian poultry—including chicken meat, eggs and live birds—after Brazil confirms its first bird flu