Centro Fox, a Little Gift from the Elites Thanks to Tax Favors, Will Become a Catholic School
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox handed his elite-funded complex, bankrolled by Slim, Azcárraga and Salinas, to a Catholic order on a 100-year loan.
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Mexico City Government Delivers 106 New Apartments in Gustavo A. Madero
Built for about 928,000 pesos each—three to five times cheaper than Mexico City market rates—the units advance Brugada’s goal of 200,000 homes this term.
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Return of 500 Species of Fauna and Flora to Lake Texcoco Shows the Importance of Not Having Built the NAICM: Sheinbaum
The former lakebed is a natural flood-regulating reservoir, and building there would have required permanently draining water at enormous cost, Sheinbaum said.
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Korean Ship With 3,000 Cars Arrives at Mexico’s Interoceanic Corridor
The Hyundai vehicles will cross by rail from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico bound for the U.S. East Coast, the second such run on AMLO’s flagship corridor.
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Mexico Has Recovered 3,770 Pieces of Cultural Heritage from Other Countries So Far This Term
Most were returned by the United States; the standout is a Mixtec turquoise-mosaic skull recovered from a Dutch museum, among 17,778 pieces in recent years.
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Rocha Moya: “Since May 1 I Have Remained at My Home in Culiacán”
The Sinaloa governor on leave, accused by the U.S. of narco ties, says he gave up his immunity 69 days ago and has no federal protection.
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A Very Strong El Niño Phenomenon Is Forecast for 2026-2027 in Mexico
El Niño, the cyclical Pacific warming that alters global weather, has a 97-100% chance of setting in over Mexico, peaking between November 2026 and January 2027.
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75% of Guns Seized in Mexico Come From the US: Sheinbaum
At a disarmament and gun-destruction event with the Catholic Church at the Basilica of Guadalupe, Sheinbaum said citizens have voluntarily handed in 11,679 firearms since October 2024.
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In June, 106 Missing Persons Were Located in Tamaulipas
Those located were found alive and given institutional support; in 84% of the cases prosecutors established that no crime had occurred, state authorities said.
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There Are 600 Creditors of TV Azteca; 228 Have Gone at Least a Month Without Being Paid
A court found Ricardo Salinas Pliego’s TV Azteca insolvent, holding just 7.07% of assets against its debts as US bondholders chase a $400 million default.
