Zapatista Rebel Coffee Reaches Europe Through Autonomous Trade Network
The Zapatista revolution runs on caffeine.
Adidas Accused of Exploiting Indigenous Artisans on Mexico's El Tri Jersey
Adidas took indigenous patterns for the El Tri jersey. Indigenous artisans say they got nothing.
Mexico's First Solar Electric Car TT01 Debuts at Just 99,000 Pesos
Mexico's first solar electric car costs less than a used Toyota Corolla.
Jalisco Dismisses US Travel Alert for Puerto Vallarta as World Cup Approaches
Puerto Vallarta is safe, says Jalisco, as World Cup draws near.
Mexico Deploys National Guard to Secure Tijuana Stadium as Iran's World Cup Training Base
Mexico sends troops to guard Iran's World Cup training camp in Tijuana.
Record Sargassum Season Hits Playa del Carmen as "Reto Sargazo 2026" Challenge Launches
Playa del Carmen faces its worst sargassum season yet, with a new cleanup challenge trying to fight back.
Man Arrested for Public Indecency at Sports Park in Yucatán
A man was caught pleasuring himself in broad daylight at a public sports facility in Tixkokob, Yucatán, the second such arrest in the Mérida metro area that same day.
Leader of 'Los Sinaloas' Gang Arrested in Veracruz
Veracruz authorities detained the head of Los Sinaloas, a criminal gang with roots in Sinaloa Cartel operations that has terrorized the state's southern corridor with drug trafficking, extortion, and fuel theft.
Banxico Slashes 2026 GDP Forecast to 1.1% as Economy Contracts
Mexico's central bank cut its growth projection from 1.6 to 1.1 percent after Q1 GDP shrank 0.6 percent, with weak consumption and US trade uncertainty dragging on the economy.
Two Dead After Shootout at Pemex Facility in Veracruz
An armed confrontation at a Petroleos Mexicanos installation in Veracruz left two people dead, highlighting the ongoing security crisis plaguing Mexico's state oil company infrastructure.
Fintech Platform Blocto EVO Holds Mexican License but Pays Taxes in Illinois
A fintech platform licensed in Yucatan operates with a US tax address, raising questions about cross-border regulatory compliance and AML oversight.
Cartels to Sicarios: Don't Touch the World Cup. Seriously.
Mexican cartels in Jalisco and Nuevo Leon have told operatives to avoid violence during the World Cup, fearing US military intervention if the tournament turns bloody.