Mexico suspends import permits for 82 companies
• EVASION: The López Obrador administration suspended Monday import permits of 82 companies arguing unspecified non-compliance with Mexican tax laws,...
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Mexico’s border troop surge reaches record high
· SURGE: The number of Mexican military and National Guard troops that the López Obrador administration has devoted to border...
Mexico’s Supreme Court reaffirms unconstitutionality of marijuana ban, expands access
• REPEAL: Mexico's Supreme Court reaffirmed today its stance against the prohibition of recreational marijuana and repealed some provisions in...
Manzanillo: A dozen cargo ships wait to unload at Mexico’s largest seaport
• DELAY: At least a dozen of cargo ships are sitting anchored off Mexico's Pacific Coast waiting for dock space...
Thousands of Mexican truck drivers find jobs in the US
• MIGRATION: Some 30,000 truck drivers have left Mexico for the US during the past years attracted by higher wages...
Mexico’s avocado exports experience further boom
• BOOM: A larger harvested area, higher yields and lower prices have propelled Mexico's already booming avocado exports with analysts...
Loss of supermajority in Congress hinders AMLO’s reform push
• LOSS: The projected loss of his supermajority in Mexico's Lower House of Congress in Sunday's midterm election will hinder...
Aguililla: Violence obstructs vote in Mexico’s besieged town
• ELECTION: A raging war between drug gangs in the western state of Michoacán that has left the small municipality...
Norwegian firm probes Mexico City subway overpass collapse
• FORENSICS: Mexico City selected Norwegian engineering firm DNV to perform an independent forensics analysis of Monday's deadly subway overpass...
Mexico City subway overpass collapse death toll rises to 24
• COLLAPSE: The death toll of Monday's collapse of a subway overpass in Mexico City rose to 24, while the...
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