Economy
President Claudia Sheinbaum met with manufacturing sector leaders at Palacio Nacional to confirm investment certainty after Mexico US and Canada agreed to extend the USMCA trade deal through 2036.
Crime
The Baja California Sur cyber police unit has stopped 15 virtual kidnapping cases and provided 876 consultations to residents in 2026.
Tourism
An estimated 240000 LGBT visitors flooded Puerto Vallarta during Pride Month generating roughly 2 billion pesos in economic activity.
Pemex
In the first five months of 2026 Pemex imported 507227 barrels per day of refined fuels while exporting only 431801 barrels per day of crude, spending 1.6 billion dollars monthly against 1.09 billion in export revenue.
Disappearances
State investigators with weapons searched the Tourist Police command post in Puerto Vallarta, inspected patrol cars, and detained one female municipal officer as part of a sealed investigation into forced disappearances.
Justice
Gilda Susana Lozoya Austin was detained at Mexico City International Airport after seven years on the run, as prosecutors widen the Agronitrogenados corruption case.
Sonora
Screwworm is marching north through Mexican livestock corridors while the US border stays shut on Sonora cattle exports. The state cattle union is patrolling two fronts at once with 1.9 million head on the line.
Aguascalientes
Aguascalientes has 1,500 hectares of agave and zero share of a 38-billion-peso mezcal industry that Oaxaca controls with 85 percent of certified production. The state governor just installed a council to change that.
T-MEC
The US wants annual T-MEC reviews instead of every six years. Sheinbaum says the peso is steady and there's no nervousness. Manufacturers who committed capital assuming a stable six-year window are running the numbers again.
Puerto Vallarta
Three Puerto Vallarta municipal offices each said they weren't responsible for alcohol at the Pride 2026 block party. Documents show the city approved the event with 13 stands and no alcohol permit. The drinks flowed anyway.
Puebla
A passenger rail line connecting Puebla to Mexico City was one of Sheinbaum's 100 campaign promises. Now the federal rail agency has dropped it entirely, leaving the state's 3.2 million residents stuck on a six-lane toll road that has replaced rail service since the 1990s.
Cancún
Two of them just got fired for doing the exact opposite — caught on their own body cameras carrying portable card terminals and shaking tourists down for cash.