Mexico City
Luxury Watch and Gold Chain Stolen in Roma Norte, Mexico City
A diner was robbed of a gold chain and a luxury watch yesterday, February 1, while at a food establishment in the Roma...
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Mandatory Biometric CURP in Mexico City: Where to Get Yours
The Biometric CURP, which includes fingerprints, iris scans, and a digital signature, is becoming mandatory for official procedures in Mexico. Residents of Mexico...
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Mexico City to Host FIFA World Cup 2026 Trophy Tour: A City-Wide Celebration
The Mexico City government announced the FIFA World Cup 2026 Trophy Tour, with the trophy to be exhibited at Utopía Magdalena Mixhuca from...
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Mexico City on Cold Alert: Temperatures to Drop to 1 Degree Celsius on February 2
Mexico City has issued a cold alert for all its boroughs for Monday, February 2, with temperatures expected to drop as low as...
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Proposal for a Human Rights Evaluation System in Mexico City
Rubio Torres has proposed a human rights evaluation system for Mexico City, designed to annually measure the level of compliance in this area....
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Mexico City Launches Digital Divide Forum, Seeks Citizen Participation
Mexico City's Digital Agency for Public Innovation (ADIP) has launched a digital divide forum to encourage citizen participation in shaping internet access and...
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Mexico City to Implement New 2% Tax on Food Delivery Apps
Mexico City's Congress has approved a new initiative to levy a 2% tax on the earnings of food delivery applications, such as Uber...
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Initiative to Reduce Flood Risks in Mexico City Presented to Congress
An initiative to reform Mexico City's Environmental Law has been presented to the local Congress, seeking to incorporate rainwater harvesting systems, natural drainage,...
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Unpaid Water Bills in Mexico City: What Happens After 20 Years?
Residents of Mexico City with over two decades of unpaid water bills face severe consequences, including supply limitations and fines. The Secretaría de...
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Lack of Credit Halted 61,000 New Car Sales in 2025; Mexico City Most Affected
In 2025, 61,000 potential new vehicle sales in Mexico were lost because buyers could not secure financing, according to a report by AMDA....
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