After 40 years, Supra, the Japanese legend reaches Mexico
Supra's fifth generation is coming to Mexico for the first time to reaffirm a long tradition faithful to the "continuous improvement" philosophy.
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Mexico to Ban GMO Corn Cultivation Exceeding Natural Barriers
Mexico debates banning genetically modified corn to protect native varieties and heritage. A key distinction is made between natural and lab-created modifications. Agriculture Secretary Berdegué hints at accepting changes mimicking nature
Tabasco Struggles with Severe Prison Overcrowding, Resorting to Reopening Inactive Facilities
Tabasco's prisons are severely overcrowded, ranking among Mexico's top ten. Facilities hold 4,196 inmates, far exceeding capacity. The Villahermosa prison is the most saturated, holding 477 more inmates than designed.
US Intelligence Gathering on Mexican Cartels Raises Diplomatic Tensions
Surveillance operations targeting 'Los Chapitos' and 'El Mayo' factions, revealed in leaked documents, highlight the complex interplay of security and sovereignty in the US-Mexico relationship.
Slim Sounds Alarm: Steel Tariffs Threaten Mexican Economic Stability
Trump threatens 25% tariffs on steel/aluminum, hitting Mexico (80% of exports), Canada and Brazil. Carlos Slim warns of economic risks. Increased US border surveillance. Legal challenges expected. Infonavit sues over housing fraud.