The US government is sending growing numbers of deported Mexican nationals on direct flights to Tapachula, a city near Mexico's border with Guatemala, leaving many stranded and struggling to reach their home states.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum delivered a message from the northern border emphasizing that Mexico's future is determined solely by its own people, reinforcing the country's stance on national sovereignty.
Mexico's anti-corruption authority is investigating reports that 15 million Aeromexico passenger records are being sold on Telegram, raising fresh concerns about data security at the airline.
Mexican authorities are reportedly investigating claims that a database containing Aeroméxico customer information was leaked and circulated on the Telegram messaging app.
Spanish violin prodigy María Dueñas returns to Mexico's Festival Cervantino four years after her debut there, first stopping at Festival Cultura UNAM to perform with the Camerata of Salzburg.
Prosecutors in Mexico State say the killing of musician Jonathan Meléndez and his relatives was planned a day in advance, with one suspect allegedly ordering restraints to be prepared.
Mexican authorities are investigating the deaths of six people found inside a vehicle trapped by floodwaters, with prosecutors pointing to gas inhalation as the likely cause.
Mexico's weather service warns that Tropical Depression 17-E could strengthen into a Category 3 hurricane by midweek, bringing heavy rains and flood risks to Pacific coast states.
Oaxacan muxe embroiderer Elvis Guerra, who crafted the garment President Sheinbaum wore for Mexico's Independence Day speech, says the president called personally to promise a thorough investigation after gunmen attacked his home.
Authorities in the Mexican state of Puebla discovered a clandestine cryptocurrency mining operation with hundreds of illegally wired computers, and are now investigating possible money laundering and electricity theft.
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