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Cartel roadblocks paralyze Matamoros after arrest of Gulf Cartel leader’s son

The security incident triggered the temporary closure of the international bridges between Brownsville, Texas, and Matamoros. Read the full article The post Cartel roadblocks paralyze Matamoros after arrest of Gulf Cartel leader’s son appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Mexico in Numbers: How does Mexico’s education system compare to other countries?

From budgets to bullying, Mexico in Numbers breaks down the data on how Mexico's education system ranks compared to other OECD countries. Read the full article The post Mexico in Numbers: How does Mexico’s education system compare to other countries? appeared first on Mexico News Daily

After its success in Mexico, Airbnb’s free medical stays will expand under a new funding model

Since 2025, the online rental platform's non-profit arm has provided more than 6,000 free stays in Mexico for people needing urgent medical care and for victims of natural disasters or domestic abuse. Read the full article The post After its success in Mexico, Airbnb’s free medical stays will expand under a new funding model appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Mexico City opens investigation into fatal poisoning of dogs in Condesa

Multiple dogs fell ill after taken for walks in the popular Parque España in the Condesa neighborhood, where blue capsules filled with white powder were later found in sausage meat. At least three of the stricken pets died. Read the full article The post Mexico City opens investigation into fatal poisoning of dogs in Condesa appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Tropical Storm Vance heads toward Sinaloa, bringing more heavy rainfall to northwest Mexico

On Wednesday, rainfall totals of 75 to 150 millimeters are expected in central and southern Sinaloa, Nayarit, Durango, the southern tip of Baja California Sur and the coast of Jalisco. Read the full article The post Tropical Storm Vance heads toward Sinaloa, bringing more heavy rainfall to northwest Mexico appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Protesters file complaints with Attorney General’s Office alleging torture at hands of Jalisco state police officers

Officers are alleged to have physically and verbally abused dozens of demonstrators protesting foul tap water in Guadalajara on Oct. 11, later holding them for hours in dismal conditions and, in some cases, torturing them. Read the full article The post Protesters file complaints with Attorney General’s Office alleging torture at hands of Jalisco state police officers appeared first on Mexico News Daily