Mexico City's 'Axolotlisation' Sparks Backlash
Mexico City's mayor paints infrastructure purple and adorns it with axolotl murals for the World Cup, drawing criticism over wasted resources and safety concerns.
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Mexico City Sinking Tracked by Space Radar
A powerful radar system, Nisar, is providing new data on Mexico City's subsidence, showing some areas sinking over 2cm monthly, raising concerns about infrastructure and water crisis.
Mexico City club charges US citizens $300 cover fee
Japan nightclub in Roma Norte charges Americans 5,000 pesos ($300) while others pay less, sparking debate over gentrification and US-Mexico tensions.
Pieter Henket’s Best Shot: A Revolutionary Pose from Mexico City
Photographer Pieter Henket captures Ixchel Paz wearing a lucha libre mask, reclaiming masculinity in macho Mexico. The image is part of his Birds of Mexico City series, celebrating young people's freedom and pride.
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US Charges Sinaloa Governor in Drug Trafficking Case
US charges Sinaloa governor Rubén Rocha Moya and nine others for alleged ties to the Sinaloa cartel, including drug trafficking and weapons offences.
Mexican forces arrest top cartel commander without firing a shot
Mexican special forces arrest Audias Flores, a top CJNG commander, and his money launderer, prompting cartel roadblocks near Reynosa.
Mexico Warns US on Anti-Drug Operation Role
Mexico issued a diplomatic note to the US after unauthorized CIA officers participated in an anti-narcotics operation, leading to four deaths in a car crash.
Chloe Aridjis's Novella: Illusion and Friendship in Mexico City
Review of Chloe Aridjis's 'The Shadow of the Object,' a fable-like novella exploring technologies of illusion and a transformative friendship in Mexico City, praised for its bold prose and profound humanity.
Canadian Killed in Shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán Pyramids
A Canadian woman was killed and at least 13 others injured after a gunman opened fire at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before taking his own life.
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Canadian Woman Killed in Teotihuacán Pyramid Shooting
A Canadian woman was shot dead and 13 others injured, including children, after a gunman opened fire at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids. The suspect later killed himself.
LIV Golf CEO: Financial Tightness, Structural Changes Ahead
LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil acknowledges the rebel tour's finances are 'managed very tightly' and hints at upcoming structural changes that may require fundraising, while dismissing collapse rumors.
LIV Golf Insists Season Goes On Amid Future Uncertainty
LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil reassures staff of an uninterrupted 2026 season as speculation grows over Saudi financial support and PGA Tour tensions escalate.
Taylor Momsen Hospitalized After Spider Bite on Tour
Singer Taylor Momsen was rushed to hospital after a venomous spider bite during her AC/DC tour in Mexico, marking another wild animal encounter for the rock star.
Frida Kahlo Artworks' Spain Move Sparks Mexican Protest
Nearly 400 Mexican cultural professionals protest Banco Santander deal sending 160 Gelman collection masterpieces, including Frida Kahlo works, to Spain amid fears they may never return.
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Mexico's Missing Persons Crisis: Government Accused of Erasing Victims
Mexican families searching for missing loved ones accuse authorities of minimizing the crisis by removing thousands from official records, amid reports that over 130,000 have disappeared since 2006.
Fan Dies in Fall at World Cup Opening Ceremony Stadium
A man fell to his death at Banorte Stadium in Mexico City ahead of a friendly match, casting a shadow over the venue's reopening for the World Cup.
Azteca Stadium Reopens with World Cup Buzz and Tragedy
Mexico City's Azteca Stadium reopened after a two-year renovation, hosting a friendly match as World Cup preparations ramp up, but protests and a fatal accident marred the celebratory atmosphere.
US Embassy in Mexico Sparks Outrage with AI 'Self-Deportation' Video
An AI-generated video from the US embassy in Mexico encouraging migrants to 'self-deport' has sparked widespread disbelief and condemnation across social media and news outlets.
Self-Deportee's Emotional Journey from LA to Mexico City
Abel Ortiz left Los Angeles after 38 years due to Trump-era immigration policies. Now in Mexico City, he grapples with identity, loss, and newfound freedom in a documentary capturing his poignant transition.
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Roman Artifact May Rewrite History of American Discovery
An 1,800-year-old Roman terracotta head found in Mexico suggests ancient Mediterranean contact with the Americas centuries before Columbus, sparking debate among archaeologists.
Mexican Teens Glorify 1970s Secret Police on TikTok
Young people in Mexico are using AI on TikTok to transform into agents of the brutal 1970s DFS secret police, sparking debate about glorifying corruption and violence.
UK Tourists Hurt in Mexico Hot Air Balloon Power Line Crash
Two London holidaymakers, Claire Wolstenholme and Nicholas Wright, were injured after their hot air balloon hit power cables in Teotihuacan Valley, Mexico. One is in critical condition with burns.
Mexico's Wealth Gap: 1% Holds 40% of Assets, Billionaires Double Wealth
A new report reveals extreme inequality in Mexico where the richest 1% controls 40% of national wealth. While poverty rates have decreased, the country's 22 billionaires have doubled their fortunes to $219 billion in just five years.
Haitians in Mexico Struggle with Asylum Delays and US Influence
Thousands of Haitians seeking refuge in Mexico confront prolonged uncertainty due to funding cuts, US political pressure, and bureaucratic delays, highlighting a strained immigration system.
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Emma Watson Kisses Billionaire Gonzalo Hevia Baillères at Airport
Emma Watson was spotted passionately kissing Mexican billionaire Gonzalo Hevia Baillères at a Mexico City airport, fueling speculation about their serious relationship.
Migrant Camps Face Demolition in Mexico City
Venezuelan and Honduran asylum seekers in Mexico City face eviction as camps are dismantled, with families stuck in limbo due to US policy changes under Trump.
Mexico Pledges World Cup Safety After Cartel Violence Erupts
President Claudia Sheinbaum assures 'no risk' for FIFA World Cup visitors after military operation kills drug lord El Mencho, sparking retaliatory attacks across Jalisco and Michoacán states.
World Cup Security Fears After Mexican Drug Lord Killing
The killing of notorious drug lord El Mencho has triggered widespread cartel violence in Mexico, raising serious security concerns for the upcoming World Cup, which Mexico is co-hosting.
Mexico's Struggle with Trump After Cartel Boss Killing
Following the Mexican army's operation that killed Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, known as 'El Mencho,' Mexico faces ongoing pressure from Donald Trump to combat drug cartels, amid trade negotiations and security challenges.
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Documentary on Tzotzil Women's Ancient Life in Mexico
Gabriela Domínguez Ruvalcaba's meditative film 'Ways to Traverse a Territory' documents the traditional pastoral life of Mexico's indigenous Tzotzil women, exploring their deep connection with nature and cultural heritage.
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