Mexico
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Painting stolen from Teotihuacán returns nearly 25 years later
A treasured 18th-century painting of Saint Francis of Assisi — taken in a nighttime heist from a church in México…
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Industrial activity in Mexico is down 1.8% this year
A decline in industrial activity in Mexico that began months ago continued in September, according to official data. The national…
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Did Mexico grant FIFA a full tax break for the World Cup?
Alone among the three co-hosts of the 2026 World Cup, Mexico has granted soccer’s global governing body FIFA a full…
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Suspect in murder of Uruapan mayor was killed after his arrest
A 17-year-old boy who allegedly shot Uruapan mayor Carlos Manzo on Nov. 1 was killed after he was arrested, Michoacán…
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Mexico increases tariffs on sugar imports
Mexico has imposed steep tariffs ranging between 156% and 210.44% on sugar imports, in an effort to protect domestic production…
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Daily production at Dos Bocas surged 87% in September
Energy Minister Luz Elena González said the new Olmeca refinery in the state of Tabasco produced 270,000 barrels of gasoline…
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San Miguel de Allende november local news roundup
Before jumping into some recent news developments around the city, a brief pause is in order to reflect on the…
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Tec de Monterrey joins prominent Spanish universities to advance eye health
Tec de Monterrey, one of Mexico’s top universities, has joined forces with two prominent Spanish academic institutions to create a…
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Ratings firm S&P launches methodology tailored to Mexican market
The S&P ratings firm announced Monday that it will be fully implementing its national scale rating methodology in Mexico by…
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Homicides down 28% in 2025: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Security was a central focus of President Claudia Sheinbaum’s Tuesday morning press conference. Security officials presented the latest data on…
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