Mexico City
Mexico City Launches Platform to Conserve 397 Bird Species
Mexico City launched a new virtual platform on July 14, 2026, aimed at conserving 397 bird species. The initiative seeks to articulate bird...
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Alleged ‘La Unión Tepito’ Operator, ‘La Chofis’, Assassinated in Mexico City
Lizeth Yuridia 'N', known as 'La Chofis', an alleged operator for the criminal group 'La Unión Tepito' and reportedly responsible for drug shipments...
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Mexico City Records Lowest Homicide Rate in June Since 2011 During World Cup
Mexico City's government reports a significant reduction in homicides, high-impact crimes, and vehicle theft during June, marking the lowest homicide rate for the...
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Mexico City Unveils New Utopía Acatitla: Free Recreation and Health Services
The new Utopía Acatitla in Mexico City has officially opened its doors, providing free access to sports, cultural, educational activities, and various health...
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Mexico City Industrial Market Records Historic Demand Amidst T-MEC Influence
The Mexico City Metropolitan Area's industrial real estate market achieved historic absorption in the first half of 2026. A new CBRE analysis, 'Market...
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Mexico City Congress Promotes Gender Perspective and Women’s Human Rights
From February 1 to May 31, 2026, the Mexico City Congress, through its Legislative Studies Center for Gender Equality (CELIG), promoted various activities...
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Mexico City Congress Hosts 26th State Theater Congress to Boost Performing Arts
From July 6 to 10, the Mexico City Congress hosted the 26th State Theater Congress, an event organized by the National Theater Congress...
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Mexico City Plans Kiosks in Alameda Central to Regulate Informal Trade
Mexico City authorities are planning to install kiosks in Alameda Central to regulate the informal trade of approximately 15,000 street vendors. The initiative...
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Mexico City Investigates Alleged Tren de Aragua Extortion on Public Transport Routes
Mexico City authorities are investigating reports of extortion, threats, and protection rackets on public transport (RTP) routes, following complaints from operators. The investigation...
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Mexico City’s Sinking Infrastructure: Millions Swallowed by Sinkholes and Potholes
Mexico City's infrastructure is in a critical state, with persistent sinkholes and potholes devouring millions of pesos and posing serious risks to residents....
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