Mexico at a glance.
Cancun
A real estate agency in Cancun, Global Martínez, is accused of fraud. Dozens of people claim they were scammed into buying land that was already sold to multiple families. Victims are demanding a refund and have filed complaints with authorities. The company has not issued a statement yet.
Cancun
A Colombian family has gone missing while traveling in Mexico. The family, consisting of a married couple and their young child, disappeared after being stopped at a National Guard checkpoint in Puebla.
Tulum
Tulum's real estate market is plagued by fraud and scams. Many developers are operating illegally, leading to significant losses for investors. The bubble is on the verge of bursting as confidence dwindles.
Cancun
A devastating explosion in Cancun claimed the life of one worker and injured two others during the installation of a tennis court simulator. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blast and suspect flammable materials may have been involved.
Crime
A stepfather in Quintana Roo, Mexico, has been arrested for the brutal murder of his 2-year-old stepdaughter and the attempted murder of her 6-year-old brother. The man is accused of physical and sexual abuse.
Cancun
The governor of Quintana Roo successfully eliminated a fee imposed on travelers bringing multiple electronic devices to Cancun International Airport. This decision came after extensive negotiations with the National Customs Agency and widespread criticism of the tax.
Crime
The Ontiveros brothers are a powerful family within the Sinaloa Cartel, loyal to Los Chapitos. They play a crucial role in the cartel's financial operations and have been heavily involved in the ongoing conflict with La Mayiza.
Culiacán
Culiacán, Mexico, was hit by a wave of violence on October 11th. Armed groups carried out several attacks, including robberies, arson, and attempted ATM theft. Authorities responded with increased security but faced challenges in combating the powerful criminal organizations operating in the region.
Crime
Tabasco governor denies criminal ties amid escalating violence. Armed groups have targeted businesses and schools in the state, demanding the dismissal of the Secretary of Security. The governor insists that the attacks are a result of government efforts to combat crime.
Politics
President Sheinbaum addresses key issues: calls for Palestinian recognition, dismisses judicial reform concerns, updates on Pemex refinery incident, and pushes for historical reconciliation.
Business
Mexico's agricultural sector has shown resilience, with grain and oilseed production surpassing previous records despite drought and global challenges. Favorable weather, increased yields, and government support have contributed to this success.
Politics
Mexican Chamber of Deputies approves constitutional reform on strategic areas and companies, amending energy transition policies. Key changes include removing state's sole responsibility for energy transition.
Politics
The Chamber of Deputies in Mexico approved a reform to strengthen state control over energy sectors. The legislation reclassifies state-owned companies, grants the state exclusive control over strategic sectors and prioritizes the energy transition.
Sports
Mexico is sending a strong team of 19 surfers to compete in the Pan American Surfing Games in Peru. The games will feature various disciplines, including shortboard, longboard, SUP, and bodyboard.
Crime
Federal forces traveled to Sinaloa to address cartel violence. The meeting with Governor Rocha Moya resulted in plans to increase the National Guard's presence. Authorities aim to reduce violence and restore peace in the region, which has been plagued by conflict.
Politics
President Sheinbaum pushes judicial reform for elected judges, energy overhaul passes Chamber of Deputies, and infrastructure program to fix roads announced. Administration also focuses on standardizing femicide classification and condemns harassment of female legislator.