Mexicoinfrastructure1 h ago
Querétaro-Irapuato Train Line Reaches 25% Completion in Mexico
The US $5.3 billion Querétaro-Irapuato train line project in Mexico's Bajío region is now 25% complete. Construction began in September 2025.
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Méxicopolitics1 h ago
US midterm election results could impact Mexico, experts say
The outcome of the U.S. midterm elections may affect U.S.-Mexico relations depending on congressional control. Experts suggest potential impacts on diplomatic and economic ties.
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Méxicoclimate energy2 h ago
China's CATL to Power Major Mexican Solar Project with Energy Storage
China-based CATL will supply energy storage for a significant Mexican solar project. This move aligns with Mexico's plan to add 935 megawatts of electrical storage.
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health lifestyle
health lifestyle2 h ago
Mexico and France Enhance Health Sector Collaboration
Mexico and France have strengthened their collaboration in the health sector. The partnership focuses on research and development and capital expenditures.
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business economy
business economy3 h ago
Mexico-Canada Trade Increased Over 18% Through August
Trade between Mexico and Canada saw a significant rise. The bilateral trade volume grew by more than 18% up to August.
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Méxicobusiness economy3 h ago
Mexico-Canada trade rises 18.3% through August 2026
Trade in goods between Mexico and Canada reached 34.42 billion Canadian dollars in the first eight months of 2026. The figure represents an 18.3% increase compared to the same period the previous year.
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Méxicosports3 h ago
Monterrey teen Daniel Saborío wins bronze at Youth Olympic Games
Seventeen-year-old Daniel Saborío of Monterrey won a bronze medal at the Youth Olympic Games in Senegal. This marks Mexico's first medal at the event.
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sports
sports3 h ago
PGA Tour players on FedExCup Fall bubble after Mexico Open
Details developing.
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Mexicoentertainment4 h ago
Los Cabos hosts Day of the Dead boat parade and PGA golf
Los Cabos will host the "Altars at Sea" boat parade as part of its annual Day of the Dead celebrations. The PGA Tour's World Wide Technology Championship tournament will also take place this week.
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Mexicoagriculture4 h ago
Pest outbreak leads to destruction of 52 tonnes of avocados
An avocado seed weevil outbreak has caused the destruction of 52 tonnes of fruit. The weevil larvae develop inside the seeds, rendering the avocados unusable.
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crime
crime5 h ago
Americans advised to avoid border state despite lifted shelter order
U.S. citizens are being urged to avoid a specific dangerous border state. This advisory remains in effect even after the lifting of a shelter order.
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politics
politics6 h ago
AMLO's son denies allegations ahead of congressional run
The son of Mexican President AMLO has denied criminal allegations leveled against him. He is reportedly planning to run for Mexico's Congress.
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sports
sports6 h ago
World Wide Technology Championship celebrates 20 years
The World Wide Technology Championship is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The event's history is described as evolving from a gamble to a legacy.
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travel
travel6 h ago
Hotel Review: El Cortés in Mexico City
A review of the El Cortés hotel in Mexico City has been published. The assessment covers various aspects of the establishment.
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Mexicopolitics6 h ago
President Sheinbaum comments on US midterm elections for one candidate
President Sheinbaum did not offer opinions on US congressional races. However, she made an exception for a specific gubernatorial candidate.
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politics
politics7 h ago
Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, Mexican leftist leader, dies at 92
Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, a leftist political leader instrumental in advancing Mexican democracy, died at age 92. His efforts helped reshape Mexico's political landscape.
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sports
sports8 h ago
Judges announce Mexico City Power Rankings standouts
Judges have revealed who impressed them in Mexico City. The selections are part of the Power Rankings.
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education
education8 h ago
Mexico Implements Cell Phone Ban in Schools
A ban on cell phones has taken effect in Mexican primary and secondary schools. The new policy impacts students across these levels.
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Méxicoeducation8 h ago
Mexico Bans Cell Phones in Primary and Secondary Schools
A ban on cell phones is now in effect at Mexico's primary and secondary schools. The measure aims to encourage student socialization and classroom focus.
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sports
sports8 h ago
Leclerc and Vasseur disagree on Mexico GP incident cause
Charles Leclerc attributed a clash at the Mexico Grand Prix to the track layout. Team principal Fred Vasseur holds a differing opinion.
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sports
sports8 h ago
Lewis Hamilton shares emotional moment with Peter Bonnington
Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton had an emotional interaction with Peter Bonnington in Mexico. The moment has gained significant attention online.
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sports
sports8 h ago
Isack Hadjar Blames Himself for Mexico GP Collision
Isack Hadjar accepts responsibility for a collision with George Russell. He stated the incident "ruined" his Mexico Grand Prix race.
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business economy
business economy8 h ago
Mexican analysts slightly increase inflation and growth forecasts
Analysts in Mexico have slightly raised their forecasts for inflation and economic growth. The revisions were reported by Reuters.
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entertainment
entertainment8 h ago
FOX LATAM builds Mexico City facility into production hub
FOX LATAM has developed its Mexico City facility into a major production hub. The hub will serve Latin America and FOX Deportes.
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environment
environment9 h ago
Data centers in Mexico store hazardous chemicals
Data centers located in Mexico have been found to store hazardous chemicals. The storage practices raise environmental and safety concerns.
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sports
sports9 h ago
Driver expresses mixed feelings after Mexico City race
A driver described the pace during the Mexico City event as positive but reported mixed feelings. The comments came from McLaren.
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Méxicoenvironment10 h ago
Mexico's vaquita porpoise faces extinction threat
The vaquita porpoise, a unique species in Mexico's Gulf of California, is nearing extinction. Conservation efforts are underway to determine whether the species can be saved.
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entertainment
entertainment10 h ago
Lit And Luz arts festival connects Chicago and Mexico
The 13th annual Lit And Luz festival brought together artists from Chicago and Mexico. The event bridged artistic communities across both regions.
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Méxicosports10 h ago
U.S. U-15 team defeats Mexico 3-2 to win 4 Nations Tournament
The U.S. U-15 national team defeated Mexico 3-2 in the tournament final. The victory secured the championship title in the 4 Nations Tournament.
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travel
travel10 h ago
Marigolds are traditional flowers for Mexico's Day of the Dead
Marigolds are commonly used as decorative flowers during Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations. These flowers play a significant role in the cultural observance.
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