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Reap plans Mexican peso stablecoin through Visa partnershipFounder Daren Guo said the peso token will reach the firm's card, cross-border payments and treasury products.the nation · Diego Lozano · 2026-09-23Tropical Storm Polo intensifies to Category 1 hurricaneSMN forecasts rains across Mexico for September 22-25 as Polo interacts with monsoon trough and cold front.the nation · Joaquín Salazar · 2026-09-22Puebla-Morelos border quake of 2017 killed 369 in central MexicoA magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck the Puebla-Morelos border on September 19, 2017, killing 369 people, 228 of them in Mexico City.the border · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-20Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey recur across five reports this weekMexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey are the common thread of five reports published this week.the nation · Emilio Navarro · 2026-09-20NASCAR holds first official Latin America race in Mexico CityNASCAR's Cup Series ran its first official race in Latin America at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in 2025.the nation · Emilio Navarro · 2026-09-20Walmart reopens Guadalajara Parques store in Zapopan after renovationWalmart de México y Centroamérica reopened its Guadalajara Parques store in Zapopan, Jalisco, on a Friday following a renovation.the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-20Border wall construction begins in Big BendThe Trump administration started building the border wall in west Texas's Big Bend region, the first major construction in that area of the U.S.-Mexico border.the nation · Ximena Ruiz · 2026-09-19Border Patrol apprehends president of Mexican property firm off San DiegoOctavio Jorge Cortés Jiménez was taken into custody on August 12, 2026, off the San Diego coast.the border · Rafael Quintero · 2026-09-19All 21
US appeals court rules border agents need no warrant to search cell phonesThe Second Circuit said in United States v. Alisigwe that border agents may search a cell phone at the international border with no warrant and no reasonable suspicion.the nation · Rafael Quintero · 2026-09-19Driver abandons 31 migrants in hidden truck compartment near Ocotillo, CaliforniaUS Border Patrol agents found 31 migrants trapped inside a modified utility truck on September 17, 2026, after the driver fled on foot toward Mexico.the nation · Rafael Quintero · 2026-09-18Border deaths drop but danger persists as summer heat hits migrantsIOM reports 160 migrant deaths at the US-Mexico border in 2025, a sharp drop from 561 in 2024, but extreme heat remains the main killer.the nation · Rafael Quintero · 2026-09-18Trump administration builds wall on Tohono O'odham landConstruction of a 62-mile barrier in Arizona began on the territory of the Tohono O'odham Nation, which argues the project threatens its sovereignty and cultural sites.the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-14Pentagon recognizes Mexican Armed Forces cooperation in Operation High EagleUS military acknowledges joint efforts to track criminal drones along the San Diego and Tijuana border.the border · Rafael Quintero · 2026-09-14USDA reopens border for live cattle exports from Mexico on August 24The US Department of Agriculture authorized the reopening of the border with Mexico for the export of live cattle on August 24, according to El Imparcial.the nation · Rafael Quintero · 2026-09-14Sheinbaum says Mexico 'is not nor will be a colony' as anti-drone operation starts in TijuanaPresident Claudia Sheinbaum insisted her government will not subordinate to the US, as a joint anti-drone operation launched at the border between Tijuana and San Diego.the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-09Sheinbaum criticizes Trump's review of Mexican gray wolf protectionsPresident Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo said on September 7 that coordination with US authorities is needed for the transborder species.the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-07CANACAR seeks U.S.-Mexico talks on visa revocations for Tijuana driversThe trucking group estimates more than 25,000 B-1 visas have been revoked along Mexico's northern border, with up to 4,000 in the Tijuana area.the nation · Rafael Quintero · 2026-09-07Tijuana real estate specialist warns of cross-border process gaps as firm faces fraud probeA specialist told the Ampi Real Summit 2026 that Tijuana acquisitions require coordination among five actors, while California uses a single escrow officer, as a separate investigation confirmed a local firm continues collecting payments for land it does not own.the nation · Emilio Navarro · 2026-09-05Sheinbaum presents second government report, cites Pemex debt reduction and sovereignty pledgePresident Claudia Sheinbaum delivered her second government report on September 1, 2026, at the National Palace, highlighting a $20 billion reduction in Pemex debt and defending the Dos Bocas refinery.the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-02US consulate suspends Mexicali activities over potential threatThe Tijuana consulate issued a security alert for Mexicali on August 24 and followed with a full suspension of US government travel and activities on August 25.security & justice · Ximena Ruiz · 2026-08-25Bachelet to consult Lula and Sheinbaum before deciding on candidacyThe former Chilean president will speak with the leaders of Brazil and Mexico before resolving the future of her bid.the nation · Emilio Navarro · 2026-08-24Facts · 12
Daren Guo, founder of Reap, said the company plans to add a Mexican peso stablecoin to its card, cross-border payments, and treasury products through its global stablecoin partnership with Visa.Reap plans Mexican peso stablecoin through Visa partnershipThe first launch phase of the expanded cross-border payment capabilities supports use cases including instant supplier payments, bill payments, and remittances, and will be available globally, including in India, Mexico, Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Colombia, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, and the Philippines.Reap plans Mexican peso stablecoin through Visa partnershipThe investment on the Mexican side of the project exceeds 4,000 million pesos and contemplates the construction of a six-lane border bridge with exclusive operation for cargo vehicles 24 hours a day.Pemex diesel output hits decade high in first seven months of 2026The National Meteorological Service of Mexico (SMN) forecasts rains of varying intensity across nearly all regions of Mexico for September 22-25, 2026, due to the interaction of Hurricane Polo, a monsoon trough, the Mexican monsoon, low-pressure channels, and a cold front approaching the northern border.Tropical Storm Polo intensifies to Category 1 hurricaneThe National Meteorological Service (SMN) of Mexico reported on September 21 that the first cold front of the 2026-2027 season will approach the northern border of Mexico on Tuesday, September 22.Monterrey marks 430 years with twin ceremoniesThe Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (SMN) of Mexico forecast that a new cold front would approach the country's northern border on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, and that its cold air mass would advance over the north and northeast through September 24, 2026, bringing heavy rains, strong winds, high waves, and cooler temperatures to multiple regions.Military operations up 28% since 2019, Sheinbaum report saysAll 12
Omar García Harfuch, head of Mexico's SSPC, said that security agents repelled an attack by armed civilians traveling in a convoy of six trucks near the Durango border.Sonora hosts Second National Drill 2026On September 19, 2017, a magnitude 7.1 earthquake occurred with its epicenter on the borders of the states of Puebla and Morelos at 13:14 hours.Puebla-Morelos border quake of 2017 killed 369 in central MexicoOn 2017-09-19, a 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck near the border between Puebla and Morelos, Mexico, at 1:14 p.m., resulting in 369 fatalities including 228 in Mexico City, and causing extensive damage to residential, historic, and public infrastructure across central Mexico.Puebla-Morelos border quake of 2017 killed 369 in central MexicoOn September 19, 2017, a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck central Mexico, with its epicenter on the borders of Puebla and Morelos, affecting Mexico City, Morelos, Puebla, the State of Mexico, Guerrero, and Oaxaca and causing deaths and severe damage.Puebla-Morelos border quake of 2017 killed 369 in central MexicoJuvenal Becerra Orozco said irregular medicine sales are concentrated in the metropolitan zone of Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Michoacán, and that these products enter Mexico through borders with Central America as well as from India and China.Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey recur across five reports this weekSuárez said a venue closer to the US border such as his native Monterrey, where Champ Car previously raced and his first race was held, would save teams only about nine or ten hours of travel, so it would not change much.NASCAR holds first official Latin America race in Mexico CitySections · 1
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