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Silvana Estrada leads Latin Grammy nominations with six nods
SEP prohibits cell phones in classrooms for primary and secondary students
Tropical Storm Polo intensifies to Category 1 hurricane
Sheinbaum says Mexicana de Aviación will be profitable once full fleet operates
Military operations up 28% since 2019, Sheinbaum report says
Sonora hosts Second National Drill 2026
Walmart reopens Guadalajara Parques store in Zapopan after renovation
Pemex gets 678.7 billion pesos in 2027 budget as Fitch flags risk
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Silvana Estrada leads Latin Grammy nominations with six nods
The Mexican singer received six nominations for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards for her second studio album, Vendrán suaves lluvias.
latin america · Emilio Navarro · 2026-09-24
SEP prohibits cell phones in classrooms for primary and secondary students
The Mexican Secretariat of Public Education and national education authorities decided to prohibit cell phone use in classrooms for primary and secondary school students.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-22
Tropical Storm Polo intensifies to Category 1 hurricane
SMN forecasts rains across Mexico for September 22-25 as Polo interacts with monsoon trough and cold front.
the nation · Joaquín Salazar · 2026-09-22
Sheinbaum says Mexicana de Aviación will be profitable once full fleet operates
President Claudia Sheinbaum said the state airline will reach profitability after all acquired aircraft join the fleet, with routes defined and advance payments covered.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-22
Military operations up 28% since 2019, Sheinbaum report says
President's Second Government Report shows operations by Sedena and Semar rose to 281,130 by June 30, 2026.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-21
Sonora hosts Second National Drill 2026
The drill in Sonora drew Navy, National Guard and civil protection crews, following President Sheinbaum's Sept 19 flag ceremony in Mexico City.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-20
Walmart reopens Guadalajara Parques store in Zapopan after renovation
Walmart de México y Centroamérica reopened its Guadalajara Parques store in Zapopan, Jalisco, on a Friday following a renovation.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-20
Pemex gets 678.7 billion pesos in 2027 budget as Fitch flags risk
Mexico's 2027 federal budget proposal gives Petróleos Mexicanos 678,662.7 million pesos, more than 13 times the environment sector, as Fitch Ratings warns the oil company still strains public finances.
the nation · Joaquín Salazar · 2026-09-20
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US appeals court rules border agents need no warrant to search cell phones
The 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 · 2026-09-19
Driver abandons 31 migrants in hidden truck compartment near Ocotillo, California
US 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 · 2026-09-18
Border deaths drop but danger persists as summer heat hits migrants
IOM 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 · 2026-09-18
SpaceX lists on Bolsa Mexicana de Valores, shares rise 0.23%
Mexican investors can now trade SpaceX shares on the SIC platform after the company debuted on the BMV on Monday.
the nation · Paola Herrera · 2026-09-16
Trump administration builds wall on Tohono O'odham land
Construction 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 · 2026-09-14
Pentagon recognizes Mexican Armed Forces cooperation in Operation High Eagle
US military acknowledges joint efforts to track criminal drones along the San Diego and Tijuana border.
the border · Rafael Quintero · 2026-09-14
Mexico reports 107 Mexican gray wolves in professional care under binational recovery program
Conanp said on Sept. 12 that a binational plan aims for at least 200 wolves in Mexico and 320 in the United States.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-14
Defense secretary cites Niños Héroes legacy in remarks
General Ricardo Trevilla said the actions of the Niños Héroes de Chapultepec left a teaching that endures among consecutive generations of Mexicans.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-14
US ambassador praises Trump-Sheinbaum alliance against terrorism
Ronald Johnson said the bilateral cooperation between the United States and Mexico protects both peoples and keeps both nations united in defense of freedom and democracy.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-13
National Mole Fair 2026 set for October in Milpa Alta
The 2026 National Mole Fair will run from October 3 to 25 in San Pedro Actopan, Milpa Alta, Mexico City, with a second event featuring sweet bread in Coyoacán on September 11.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-11
García and Rodríguez to lead Monterrey Grito ceremony
Governor Samuel García and his wife Mariana Rodríguez Cantú will head the main Independence Day event at the Explanada de los Héroes in the Macroplaza.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-11
Morena in Michoacán backs Sheinbaum's 2027 budget
Jesús Mora endorsed the economic package on September 10, 2026, as other state news unfolded across Mexico.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-11
SCJN minister warns human rights under 'unprecedented pressure' in Guadalajara
Yasmín Esquivel Mossa spoke at a congress in Jalisco as the Supreme Court separately ruled against a US subsidiary.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-11
Colosio Riojas defends Sonoran origin after Morena questions
The Movimiento Ciudadano senator responded to Morena leader Ariadna Montiel's queries about his birthplace and his tenure as mayor of Monterrey.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-11
Olmeca refinery was Pemex's second-largest refiner in July
The Olmeca refinery processed enough crude in July to rank behind only the Salina Cruz Refinery, contributing 21.17% of Pemex's total national fuel production.
the nation · Diego Lozano · 2026-09-09
Coahuila ranks ninth in hybrid and electric vehicle sales
The state sold fewer hybrid and electric vehicles than eight other states during the first eight months of 2026, the Mexican Automotive Distributors Association reported.
the nation · Diego Lozano · 2026-09-09
Sheinbaum criticizes Trump's review of Mexican gray wolf protections
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo said on September 7 that coordination with US authorities is needed for the transborder species.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-07
Mexico on alert for intense rains from monsoon, heatwave and Hurricane Marie
The Mexican Monsoon, a heatwave and Hurricane Marie, a Category 1 storm, are all driving the alert.
the nation · Joaquín Salazar · 2026-09-07
CANACAR seeks U.S.-Mexico talks on visa revocations for Tijuana drivers
The 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 · 2026-09-07
INE rejects Somos logo, launches credentialing campaign in Jalisco
The National Electoral Institute's General Council blocked a party logo with a map silhouette and opened 57 modules for voter credentialing in Jalisco.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-06
Morena holds assembly in Tlatelolco as Fox calls for opposition alliance
The ruling party gathered in Mexico City on Saturday while former President Vicente Fox urged PAN and other forces to unite ahead of the 2027 elections.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-06
SMN forecasts intense rains and possible hail for Sinaloa, Veracruz, Oaxaca on Saturday
The National Meteorological Service issued the forecast for September 5, 2026, covering three states.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-06
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Mexican singer Silvana Estrada received six nominations for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards for her second studio album, Vendrán suaves lluvias.
Silvana Estrada leads Latin Grammy nominations with six nods
The Jaime Sabines/Gatien Lapointe Prize is managed annually by the Seminario de Cultura Mexicana and the Festival International de la Poésie de Trois-Rivières to strengthen bilateral literary relations.
Monterrey commemorates 430th anniversary of its founding
The United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) published a report titled 'Impact of the El Nino Phenomenon in Latin America and the Caribbean and Response Recommendations' warning of severe economic and social consequences.
CEPAL estimates Hurricane Georges damages in Dominican Republic at US$2,193.4M
Forbidden Stories, working with a consortium of international journalists, collected data showing that at least 25,447 people were deported by the United States to third countries as of 2026-08-31, with about 20,000 sent to Mexico and the rest distributed among 27 other countries in Latin America, Africa, and the Pacific.
US deported 25,447 migrants to third countries, most to Mexico
Data collected by Forbidden Stories with international journalist partners shows that at least 25,447 people had been deported to third countries by September 2026, with about 20,000 sent to Mexico and the rest to countries in Latin America, Africa and the Pacific region.
US deported 25,447 migrants to third countries, most to Mexico
The Mexican Secretariat of Public Education (SEP) and national education authorities decided to prohibit the use of cell phones in classrooms for primary and secondary school students.
SEP prohibits cell phones in classrooms for primary and secondary students
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The Secretariat of Culture of Michoacan (Secum) invites the public to the 22nd edition of the International Festival of Music and New Technologies Visiones Sonoras, which will take place from September 23 to 26, 2026, in Morelia, Michoacan.
SEP prohibits cell phones in classrooms for primary and secondary students
The International Airport of Mexico City (AICM) issued a preventive alert for passengers with flights to Pacific Mexican destinations due to Hurricane Polo.
Relatives of four missing teenagers protest at Casa Jalisco in Guadalajara
The Mexican Chamber of Foreign Trade, Investment and Technology (Comce) urged the Mexican government to create a plan to increase the national content in the production of computer equipment.
Relatives of four missing teenagers protest at Casa Jalisco in Guadalajara
The 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 hurricane
Mexico's National Meteorological Service (SMN) stated that Tropical Storm Polo intensified to Category 1 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale in the Mexican Pacific Ocean.
Tropical Storm Polo intensifies to Category 1 hurricane
Claudia Sheinbaum, president of Mexico, said during her Monday morning 'mañanera' press conference that Elvis Guerra, a Oaxacan muxe designer whose home was attacked in Juchitán, is already receiving official protection and that the case is being handled in coordination with the federal Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection and the state government.
Sheinbaum says Mexicana de Aviación will be profitable once full fleet operates
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