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It's not to say that as of now there won't be another strand of the noxious seaweed on the beaches until next spring, but approaching cold fronts cooling the ocean temperature should mean that Quintana Roo will catch a break — for a while. Read the full article The post Sargassum season is officially over, a month later than last year and with nearly double the seaweed appeared first on Mexico News Daily

The mayor "wandered the whole night" from an area between San Luis Potosí and Zacatecas where he was captured then boarded a bus that took him to a police checkpoint in Coahuila — at least 80 kilometers north. Read the full article The post Authorities rescue Río Bravo mayor in Coahuila a day after armed highway abduction appeared first on Mexico News Daily

The Bank of Mexico was aware that inflation was still not under control when it lowered interest rates last week, but felt that helping the economy move forward was a higher priority. It may not be able to do that again after the latest inflation rate rise. Read the full article The post Mexico’s inflation rate rises for third straight month, hitting 3.75% appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Authorities located Rafael Álvarez Ayala ("R2"), the leader of the "Los Rs" cell of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), thanks to intelligence work carried out by the National Intelligence Center and information shared by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Read the full article The post CJNG operator ‘R2’ and 19 others arrested following shootout with Mexican Navy in Guadalajara appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Xóchitl Guadalupe Cruz López, a teenage girl who invented a solar water heater from recycled materials, visited President Claudia Sheinbaum at the National Palace on Thursday to promote her invention and discuss ways to bring it to more households. Read the full article The post Sheinbaum meets with teen inventor of recycled solar water heater at National Palace appeared first on Mexico News Daily

The week of Nov. 2 in Mexico opened with Day of the Dead and closed with the Finance Ministry freezing the accounts of 25 individuals and 15 companies linked to the National Electoral Institute (INE). In between came Latino wins in the U.S. midterms and a surprise Banxico rate cut. Read on for more top headlines of the week. Read the full article The post Mexico’s week in review: INE crisis deepens, economy gains momentum and Latino voters reshape US midterms appeared first on Mexico News Daily