The Senate’s move to end the US government shutdown reduces short-term risks for North American supply chains and cross-border trade coordination.

A folkloric dance competition on a Caribbean island aims to preserve regional traditions while broadening the appeal of Mexico’s coastal destinations.

As inequality deepens and aspirations shift, Mexico’s education system faces a reckoning with its promise of upward mobility.

A new two-year tariff targets sugar imports from countries without trade agreements, aiming to protect domestic producers amid rising foreign competition.

A campaign to revive a long-dammed river reveals deeper tensions over water, memory, and urban life in northern Mexico.

As AI becomes embedded in Mexican life, its governance challenges mirror deeper questions of trust, equity, and institutional readiness.

A tepid economic outlook for 2026 underscores Mexico’s dependence on trade with the US and the strategic importance of the USMCA review.

A thaw in relations could reduce regulatory friction and unlock new momentum in energy, infrastructure, and EU-linked trade.

A new light-art festival in Morelos blends digital innovation with heritage settings, recasting the state as a creative hub beyond its colonial past.

A forum in Morelos marks the 15th anniversary of UNESCO’s recognition of Mexican cuisine, assessing its cultural and economic ripple effects.