The staggered cutoff schedule this month for mandatory cellphone-line identification takes effect next week.

The United States is gradually restoring its avocado inspections in Michoacan after a security threat halted all exports, while reiterating its Level 4 travel advisory for the violence-plagued state.

Mexico has begun requiring a sanitary inspection certificate for dogs and birds entering from the United States, as part of a bilateral agreement to strengthen controls against the New World screwworm, the parasitic fly whose larvae infest livestock and other warm-blooded animals.

Mexico’s Senate has opened a public consultation on a proposed federal law that would standardize the prosecution of femicide nationwide and impose prison sentences of 50 to 70 years for convicted offenders.

As record-breaking blankets of sargassum continue to smother the turquoise shores of Quintana Roo, a quiet shift is underway. Travelers fleeing the stench of rotting seaweed along the Cancún–Tulum corridor are increasingly looking west — and Mexico’s Pacific coast resorts may be the unexpected beneficiaries.

On Tuesday, just days after marches in Mexico City and Guadalajara in solidarity with Cuba, President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her government is preparing a new shipment of humanitarian aid to the island nation.