Mexico City: 60 Police Officers Arrested in Two Years; Kidnapping and Homicide Among the Crimes Committed
Mexico City’s Attorney General ordered the arrests as part of a push to root out corruption within the capital’s police force.
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Mexico Discovers Ceremonial Plaza and Stela of Unknown Culture in Coatepec, Veracruz
Archaeologists uncovered a civic-ceremonial platform and a 1.88-meter andesite stela with Mayoid features, tentatively dated to the Protoclassic period (200 BC–200 AD).
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“He Was Going to Get Involved in Mexico’s Elections,” Nadia Beller Says of Fernando Cerimedo
Cerimedo, a Milei adviser jailed in Bolivia accused of shooting his ex-partner, vowed to “blow up” Sheinbaum in Mexico’s next elections, says the victim, Nadia Beller.
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Mexico’s Archaeology Institute Reveals Findings in the Mundo Zoque Cave in Cintalapa, Chiapas
Twenty meters underground and 100 meters long, the Zoque pilgrimage cave in Chiapas has yielded 13 offerings and 179 pre-Hispanic pieces from the Late Classic period (600–900 AD).
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Morena Distances Itself from Rocha Moya. Opposition Revives the “Narco-Party” Narrative.
Morena says it wasn’t told of the governor’s return and distances itself, as the PRI, MC and Somos México seize on it to renew their “narco-party” attacks.
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Rubén Rocha Moya Returns as Governor of Sinaloa
After a 112-day leave over US cartel accusations, Sinaloa’s Morena governor returns “with a clean forehead and head held high,” calling the charges far-right interference.
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Sheinbaum Criticizes La Derecha Diario Following Cerimedo’s Arrest
La Derecha Diario uses bots, AI, and fake news to sway Latin American elections, Sheinbaum said after the arrest of co-founder Fernando Cerimedo, adding that Ricardo Salinas Pliego hired its operators.
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After Olinia Uno, Mexico Now Presents Olinia Cargo. Here’s How It Looks:
Designed by public universities, Mexico’s second homegrown EV hauls over half a ton, runs 120-plus km, and will sell for about 150,000 pesos by late 2027.
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Mexico Rejects Considering Nicaragua’s Situation a Regional Threat at the OAS
Mexico’s representative Alejandro Encinas rejected labeling Nicaragua’s situation a regional security threat, warning it could “deepen isolation” and exceed the OAS’s powers, leading Mexico to abstain on the US-backed resolution.
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Sheinbaum Criticized the Court for Restoring Privileges Such as Medical Expenses Insurance
President Sheinbaum rebuked six Supreme Court justices for voting to restore taxpayer-funded major medical insurance for judicial staff, invoking Benito Juárez and republican austerity: “No to privileges.”
