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Mexico’s ‘Chair Law’ takes effect

The so-called “Ley Silla” — a reform aimed at ensuring that all workers have access to a seat during their workday, especially in sectors where they are required to stand for long periods —went into effect on June 17 across Mexico. 


Mexico’s culinary prowess keeps growing

If you’re visiting Mexico City and looking to indulge, consider dining at the third-best restaurant in the world.

Quintonil, located in the upscale Polanco district, earned this prestigious spot in the latest “World’s 100 Best Restaurants” list — often regarded as the Oscars of the global culinary scene.

Trump skips Sheinbaum meeting

During this week’s G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum engaged in discussions with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, as well as with leaders from Germany, India and the European Union.

SimiPet Care clinics to offer vet visits for just 75 pesos

Farmacias Similares has launched its first SimiPet Care clinic in Mexico City, offering affordable veterinary services to help meet the growing needs of pet-owning households. The company, which provides a range of low-cost healthcare and pharmacy needs, says the new initiative responds to the high cost of veterinary care, which prevents many of Mexico’s 42 million pet-owning families from accessing treatment.

Who is Mexico’s new top judge?

An indigenous lawyer who has advocated for the Zapatista National Liberation Army will lead Mexico’s Supreme Court, following the unprecedented June 1 elections for over 880 federal judicial positions.