If you failed to register your Mexican cellphone by the end of last month, don’t sweat. Mexico’s telecommunications authority canceled the June 30 deadline for mandatory cellphone registration, replacing it with a staggered schedule from August through December based on the last digit of your phone number.

Mexico’s Tren Maya is expanding its tourist offering with “Janal” — meaning “to eat” in the Mayan language — a new restaurant train designed to transform the journey through southeastern Mexico into an immersive gastronomic experience.

Mexico’s national drink may be tequila, but beer is making an increasingly compelling case for the crown. 

Mexico’s president is finding herself in an increasingly precarious position as U.S. pressure intensifies against key figures in her party. Meanwhile, fresh allegations suggest that her predecessor and mentor feared what a captured drug lord might reveal about his former collaborators’ ties to the drug cartels.

Cellphone users in Mexico have until June 30 to register their lines or face immediate service suspension.

Mexico, the United States and Canada will hold their first formal trilateral meeting on July 1 to begin the mandatory joint review of the USMCA trade agreement.