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Monterrey sees a significant rise in insecurity perception, with 69.2% of residents feeling unsafe. Meanwhile, other municipalities show improving trends.

Experts at the EGADE Business School discussed Mexico's economic future amid uncertainties from U.S. tariffs and political dynamics including the impact of Trump's administration on nearshoring opportunities.

The Mexican government announces reduced fiscal stimulus for gasoline from January 25 to 31, with specific changes to the IEPS on Magna and Diesel fuel, while maintaining measures to prevent price hikes.

Mexican fintech startups are reshaping the economy, bridging the gap in banking services. With significant opportunities in the youth sector, these companies are driving innovation.

The Government of Nuevo León, through the State Institute of Women, has initiated a significant forum to integrate an intersectional gender perspective in artificial intelligence, aimed at creating inclusive technologies and reducing gender inequalities.

Donald Trump's second term poses significant challenges for Mexico, particularly in migration and security. Tijuana faces a potential humanitarian crisis due to mass deportations, requiring strong cooperation between both governments to address these pressing issues effectively.

In Culiacán, citizens are demanding justice after the tragic murder of children, leading to vandalism at government buildings. President Sheinbaum announced 35,000 jobs for deportees, aiming to boost the local economy amidst rising tensions.

The Mexican Foreign Secretary welcomed the release of two crew members from the cargo ship 'Galaxy Leader' after being held by Houthi militants in Yemen, with the aid of diplomatic efforts.

Explore the potential of investing in beachfront properties in Mexico for 2024, focusing on areas like Riviera Maya, Tulum, and Puerto Escondido.

Following a wave of violence, citizens in Culiacán march demanding the resignation of Governor Rubén Rocha Moya after tragic attacks on a family. Anger over rising crime incidents leads to confrontations at the governor's office.

María del Rosario 'N', ex-mayor of Santo Tomás de los Plátanos, was arrested for extortion. Her husband, the elected mayor, is on the run. 15 others were also detained for links to criminal activities.

This weekend, Guadalupe Acosta and a group of politicians attempt to revive the political movement We Are Mexico amid a backdrop of controversy, as various factions vie for influence.