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Mexico, the United States, and Canada will open the formal USMCA review path on July 1, with Mexico pushing for long-term certainty while Washington presses harder on autos, agriculture, steel, and regional content rules.
Mexican cartels are no longer only a domestic security problem or a U.S.
Twenty-one U.S.
Mexico’s Navy and the U.S.
World Cup 2026 is expected to become the most polluting World Cup ever, with one climate assessment estimating more than 9 million tonnes of CO₂-equivalent emissions from the expanded tournament.
Mexico’s electric car project has moved from a government promise to a public prototype.
Marriott, Aimbridge Hospitality, and Grupo Satli are moving toward a 980-room all-inclusive resort in the Riviera Maya, with plans to bring the property into Marriott’s all-inclusive portfolio in 2027.
A new warning from security consultants puts a sharper business price on cartel power in Mexico.
Banxico cut Mexico’s 2026 growth forecast to 1.1%, exposing the gap between investment headlines and slower daily momentum.
Drivers on Mexico’s federal highways now face a more formal role for the National Guard at checkpoints, crash scenes, and roadside stops.
