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Second Water Well Inaugurated in San Nicolás de Ibarra

A second water well was officially inaugurated on Tuesday in San Nicolás de Ibarra, marking a major step toward improving access to clean water...

Large Sinkhole Opens on Zapopan Street

A large sinkhole opened on a street in Zapopan this week, underscoring the dangers of hidden potholes lurking beneath floodwaters during heavy rains. These concealed...

Money in CIBanco and Intercam is ‘Absolutely’ Safe, Finance Minister Says

At Friday’s morning press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum and Finance Minister Edgar Amador Zamora addressed the U.S. government’s recent sanctions on three Mexican financial...

Foreign Community Drives Chapala’s Economy Through Tourism, Services, and Remittances

The presence of foreign residents and visitors continues to play a key role in Chapala’s economic growth, helping strengthen sectors such as tourism, personal...

Sheinbaum Swiftly Rejects U.S. Attorney General’s ‘Adversary’ Remark

President Claudia Sheinbaum wasted no time pushing back against remarks by U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi, who on Wednesday called Mexico an “adversary” and...

Cargo Ship Carrying 3,000 Chinese Cars to Mexico Sinks in the Pacific

A cargo ship transporting over 3,000 vehicles from China to Mexico sank in the North Pacific Ocean on June 23, weeks after a fire...

Mexican Government Takes Over Two Banks Sanctioned by U.S.

Mexico’s National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) has stepped in to take temporary control of two domestic banks—CIBanco and Intercam—following U.S. government accusations that...

U.S. Sanctions Three Mexican Financial Institutions Over Alleged Cartel Money Laundering

The United States Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on two Mexican banks and a brokerage firm, accusing them of laundering millions of dollars for...

Rockfall Hazard on Hidalgo Avenue Raises Alarm in Chapala

Residents, pedestrians, and drivers who regularly travel along Hidalgo Avenue in Chapala are growing increasingly concerned about the ongoing risk of rockfalls from San...

Jalisco Authorities and Citizen Groups Open Dialogue on Lake Chapala Aqueduct

On June 18, Jalisco state officials met with representatives of the United Peoples of the Riverbank Collective, the Corazón de la Tierra Environmental Institute,...

Jalisco Legislator Proposes Airbnb Regulations and Tax on Vacant Homes

In an effort to address rising housing costs and urban displacement, Representative Mariana Casillas Guerrero has introduced a reform initiative aimed at regulating short-term...

Porter Airlines Adds New Routes from Canada to Cancún and Puerto Vallarta

Toronto-based Porter Airlines is expanding its international service with new flights to two of Mexico’s top beach destinations: Cancún and Puerto Vallarta. Starting in November,...

Jocotepec Launches “Wednesdays with You” in El Chante to Hear Citizen Concerns

On the afternoon of June 18, the Jocotepec government kicked off its new citizen outreach program, “Wednesdays with You,” in the town of El...

Jocotepec Removes At-Risk Trees from Seawall Area

Several trees were removed from the Jocotepec seawall on June 19 after local authorities determined they posed a risk of falling. The city council...

Trees Take the Brunt of Recent Storms in Chapala

Recent storms in the municipality of Chapala have taken a toll on local trees, with more than 10 toppled and several large branches broken,...

Mexican Senate Passes Unanimous Ban on Dolphin Shows

The Mexican Senate has unanimously approved a nationwide ban on dolphin shows and other forms of marine mammal entertainment, marking the culmination of a...

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