Arizona joins Nevada's Colorado River lawsuit, with Mexico's water share at stake
Arizona joins Nevada's lawsuit over federal Colorado River cuts, while Mexico faces a 250,000 acre-foot reduction in 2027 and 2028 under another treaty.
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Green card holders charged in California voter fraud case
Prosecutors charged 28 people, including green card holders from Mexico and Central America, with voter fraud in Los Angeles. A Nov. 9 hearing comes next.
El Paso opens early voting with record 540,732 registered voters
El Paso County opens early voting Oct. 19 with a record 540,732 registered voters. Find dates, 39 voting sites and what binational families should know.
Mexico seeks to reconnect with its scientists abroad
President Claudia Sheinbaum presented the Mexican Diaspora Chairs program, an initiative aimed at Mexican researchers living abroad.
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Palacio de Bellas Artes opens first major Kati Horna retrospective
The Palace of Fine Arts Museum opens the first major Kati Horna retrospective in Mexico City, with about 205 works tracing her exile and surrealist archive.
Ballet Folklórico de México takes 75th-anniversary tour to 24 U.S. cities
The Ballet Folklórico de México marks 75 years with a 24-city U.S. tour opening Jan. 30, 2027, in Northridge, California, and closing in Austin, Texas.
Chiapas textile lab gives Maya weavers a workshop to preserve heritage
The Maya World Textile Center in Chiapas opens a conservation lab for its 3,400 pieces, giving Maya weavers new tools to protect their craft.
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Mexican Senate approves digital payments law with cash rules still undefined
Mexico's Senate approved a digital payments law 73-34, letting the Finance Ministry bar cash in selected sectors. A first sector list is due within 15 days.
INEGI early indicator points to 3.7% Mexican growth in September
INEGI's early indicator puts Mexico's annual growth at 3.7% in September, the strongest reading in three years, with services leading and industry rebounding.
Mexican pension funds urge system review but reject raising retirement age
Amafore asks Mexico to review pension subsidies as fertility falls to 1.9, but rejects raising the retirement age as a solution to the demographic shift.
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