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US deported 25,447 migrants to third countries, most to Mexico
Union says Magnicharters owes travel agencies 150 million pesos
US appeals court rules border agents need no warrant to search cell phones
Mexico reports 107 Mexican gray wolves in professional care under binational recovery program
Medellín ranks 12th in global cycling cities list, tops Latin America
US ambassador praises Trump-Sheinbaum alliance against terrorism
Coahuila ranks ninth in hybrid and electric vehicle sales
Sheinbaum says Mexico 'is not nor will be a colony' as anti-drone operation starts in Tijuana
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US deported 25,447 migrants to third countries, most to Mexico
At least 25,447 undocumented immigrants were sent to third countries through Aug. 31, with about 20,000 to Mexico.
the border · Emilio Navarro · 2026-09-22
Union says Magnicharters owes travel agencies 150 million pesos
The union Amtaascm states that Magnicharters holds at least 150 million pesos in debts to travel agencies.
the states · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-21
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
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
Medellín ranks 12th in global cycling cities list, tops Latin America
Colombia's second city placed highest in the region in Time Out's 2026 ranking, ahead of Rotterdam and Helsinki.
the states · Emilio Navarro · 2026-09-13
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
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 says Mexico 'is not nor will be a colony' as anti-drone operation starts in Tijuana
President 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 · 2026-09-09
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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
FDA links Salmonella outbreak to Sinaloa jalapeños
Federal regulators traced the source to fresh jalapeños from Sinaloa, distributed by Coast Citrus Distributors, as 345 people have been sickened across 27 states.
security & justice · Ximena Ruiz · 2026-09-05
Sheinbaum launches 2026-2027 school year nationwide
President Claudia Sheinbaum inaugurated the 2026-2027 school year on September 1 at a Mexico City secondary school, as classes began in states including Nuevo León and Baja California.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-03
Sheinbaum delivers second government report, calls for Morena unity amid scandals
President Claudia Sheinbaum spoke for one hour and six minutes at Palacio Nacional on security, economy, social programs, health, and US-Mexico relations, with an approval rating above 60% but facing internal corruption allegations and external pressure from Donald Trump.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-09-02
Sheinbaum presents second government report, touts social spending and sovereignty
President Claudia Sheinbaum delivered her second government report on September 1, 2026, citing progress in security, health, education, housing, and the economy, while ruling out any negotiation of Mexico's sovereignty.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-09-02
Banxico raises 2026 GDP forecast to 1.5% on strong second quarter
The Bank of Mexico lifted its growth estimate by 0.4 points in its quarterly report published August 26, citing improved activity but warning of global uncertainty.
economy & trade · Diego Lozano · 2026-09-01
SMN warns of 40-45 C heat and heavy rains across northwest and Pacific states on Aug 31
The national weather service issued a combined heat and flood alert covering more than a dozen states on August 31, with accumulations of 50 to 75 mm forecast and temperatures topping out at 45 C.
the nation · Lucía Benítez · 2026-08-31
Banxico lifts Mexico growth forecast to 1.5% and holds investment grade steady
The central bank raised its 2026 GDP estimate on April 12, while Pemex's yield spread narrowed 50 basis points since January.
economy & trade · Diego Lozano · 2026-08-28
Banxico lifts 2026 growth forecast to 1.5% but warns of third-quarter slowdown
The central bank revised its 2026 GDP estimate upward from 1.1% in May, citing stronger-than-expected second-quarter activity, while cutting its 2027 outlook and flagging US trade uncertainty.
economy & trade · Diego Lozano · 2026-08-27
Banxico lifts growth forecast but cuts job outlook as USMCA uncertainty weighs
The central bank now sees 2026 GDP growing between 1.0% and 2.0%, up from its prior range, but trimmed its jobs estimate and warned that trade-review uncertainty will keep investment weak.
the nation · Diego Lozano · 2026-08-27
Sheinbaum opens 37,503 university spots for students rejected by UNAM
The president announced the places on Aug. 18, 2026, at public institutions across Mexico.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-08-26
US consulate suspends Mexicali activities over potential threat
The 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 · 2026-08-25
Sheinbaum says Rocha Moya must not return as Sinaloa congress moves to name interim governor
The president said Monday she had no prior knowledge of the governor's Friday comeback, which Morena now describes as a fracture in the party's political structure.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-08-25
Sheinbaum calls Rocha Moya's return to Sinaloa 'imprudent' as Morena disowns the move
The president said no personal interest should outweigh those of Sinaloa and the nation, and dismissed talk of López Obrador's role as fiction.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-08-25
Rocha Moya resigns again after 33-hour return as Sinaloa governor
He resumed office Friday without Morena's knowledge and quit within 33 hours after the party and the federal government withdrew support.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-08-24
Rocha Moya self-exiles again after US narcogovernment accusation
The Sinaloa governor stepped aside a second time as the United States accused him of heading a narcogovernment, and President Sheinbaum called the leave the best outcome for the state.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-08-24
Sheinbaum backs Rocha Moya's indefinite leave from Sinaloa governorship
The president called the governor's departure the best option for the state, while saying she had not spoken to him since he first requested leave.
the nation · Ximena Ruiz · 2026-08-24
Somos MX calls Rocha Moya's return to Sinaloa a provocation aimed at the United States
The political group accused President Sheinbaum and former president López Obrador of backing the governor's reinstatement to shield Morena figures under US investigation.
the nation · Mariana Escobedo · 2026-08-23
Trump announces new trade deal talks with Mexico, says terms will favour US
The US president said Friday that both countries are beginning work on a new agreement, weeks after his trade representative reported constructive talks on shifting Asian manufacturing to North America.
economy & trade · Diego Lozano · 2026-08-22
Guatemala took in 2,284 deported Mexicans this year, Arevalo confirms
The Guatemalan president says those arrivals stay less than 24 hours, while Mexico says it signed no agreement permitting the practice.
the nation · Emilio Navarro · 2026-08-22
Facts · 12
The new route allows travelers from Mexico and Latin America to reach Nassau without connecting through the United States or another country.
Mexico tops Latin America in political gender parity, ranks 8th globally
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Mexico is analyzing whether to stop purchasing certain products from other markets and instead buy them from the United States to resolve the trade deficit between the two countries.
Pemex diesel output hits decade high in first seven months of 2026
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
The Mexican Business Council for Foreign Trade, Investment and Technology (Comce) stated that the fourth round of USMCA negotiations between Mexico and the United States is scheduled for the week of September 28, 2026, marking a postponement from the expected dates of September 21-23, 2026.
Relatives of four missing teenagers protest at Casa Jalisco in Guadalajara
The article states that only 1.5 centavos of every peso of Mexico's 2027 public spending will go to climate adaptation and mitigation, while Pemex would receive 4.2 times more.
Mexico plans 81,100 million pesos in capital for Pemex in 2027
China's embassy in Mexico accused the United States of using a Mexican national celebration to question Mexico-China trade relations and of lacking the minimum diplomatic courtesies and basic respect for the Mexican people.
Sonora hosts Second National Drill 2026
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On 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 Mexico
The 2026 Compara Carreras report by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO) states that while professional incomes in Mexico improved over the last five years, difficulties in securing formal employment have increased.
UdeG students protest at two campuses over alleged teacher harassment
Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro formally welcomed Elizabeth Hoffman Franolich on 2026-09-17 as she takes office as the United States Consul General in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Nuevo León governor moves to repeal Tourist Pass
Wait times for crossing the border from Tijuana to the United States can reach up to two hours during periods of high demand.
US appeals court rules border agents need no warrant to search cell phones
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in United States v. Alisigwe that no warrant or reasonable suspicion is required for border agents to search a cell phone at the international border.
US appeals court rules border agents need no warrant to search cell phones
The Associated Press obtained federal records showing that 4.5 million migrants were released in the United States after crossing the Mexican border between October 2018 and July 2025.
US appeals court rules border agents need no warrant to search cell phones
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