Mexico City
Somos México Accuses Early Campaign Acts Ahead of 2027 Elections in Mexico City
The Somos México party has accused early campaign acts in Mexico City for the 2027 elections, despite the electoral year not yet beginning....
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Mexico City, Baja California Sur, and Querétaro Lead in Housing Prices
In the first half of 2026, Mexico City, Baja California Sur, and Querétaro maintained the highest average housing prices in Mexico, according to...
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Rebeca Peralta Proposes Family Restrooms in Mexico City Establishments
Deputy Rebeca Peralta León presented a proposal to the Permanent Commission of the Mexico City Congress on Wednesday, advocating for the mandatory inclusion...
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Furnished Offices Gain Ground in Mexico City: Nearly Half of Demand
A significant shift is occurring in Mexico City's office market, with nearly half of all office searches now specifically requesting furnished or conditioned...
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Mexico City Legislators Propose Pet Alimony Law for Divorces and Breakups
Mexico City is on the verge of a legislative breakthrough for animal welfare. A new initiative seeks to establish pet alimony for companion...
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Ecobici Expands to Three New Boroughs in Mexico City, Boosting Cycling Network
Mexico City's Ecobici shared bicycle system is set to expand its coverage to three new boroughs: Iztacalco, Iztapalapa, and Tlalpan. This expansion is...
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Mexico City’s Urban Core Lost 1.2 Million Residents in 30 Years Due to Unaffordable Housing
Between 1990 and 2020, Mexico City's central area experienced a significant loss of 1.2 million residents, primarily attributed to the unavailability of affordable...
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Tren de Aragua Expands Operations in Mexico City, Allied with Local Gangs
The Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua has expanded its operations in Mexico City, now incorporating motorcycle theft alongside drug dealing, human trafficking,...
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Mexico City Loses 42% of Drinking Water to Leaks, Equaling External Supply
Mexico City is grappling with a significant water paradox: 42% of its drinking water is lost due to leaks and infrastructure problems, a...
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Food Delivery Drivers Face High Risks in Mexico City; Danger Zones Identified
Food delivery drivers in Mexico City are facing increasing risks, with over 47,000 assaults reported since 2017. The organization 'Ni Un Repartidor Menos'...
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