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Mexico City Officials Vow Zero Tolerance for Property Invasion

Mexico City Housing Secretary, Inti Muñoz, has announced a zero-tolerance policy against property invasion groups, following protests from residents in Colonia del Valle....

March in Mexico City to Demand End of Cuba Blockade

Social organizations and the Mexican Movement of Solidarity with Cuba will march this July 26 from the Hemiciclo a Juárez to the former...

Traditional Pulquerias in Mexico City Face New Operating Hours and Alcohol Restrictions

Traditional pulquerias in Mexico City will implement new operating hours and cease sales of alcoholic beverages other than pulque, following a decree published...

Call for Greater Citizen Participation in Mexico City’s Green Spaces

Mexico City, July 24, 2026 – Authorities are seeking to strengthen citizen participation mechanisms to involve residents in the planning and care of...

Man Pushes Woman Onto Metro Tracks in Mexico City, Accused of Attempted Femicide

A man pushed a woman onto the tracks at the Indios Verdes Metro station in Mexico City on Thursday, July 24, 2026. The...

Mexico City Drivers Face Fines for Driving Without Prescribed Glasses

Drivers in Mexico City who have a restriction on their license requiring corrective lenses must wear them while driving or face fines exceeding...

Mexico City Passes Landmark Law to Protect Bees and Pollinators

Mexico City has published a new law aimed at protecting bees, hummingbirds, bats, and butterflies, recognizing them as priority species. The legislation, published...

Mexico City Criminalizes Phishing: Up to Nine Years in Prison for Data Theft

Mexico City has taken a significant step in combating digital fraud by officially criminalizing phishing. The reform introduces Article 231 Bis to the...

Mexico City Mandates Access for Assistance Dogs in Commercial Establishments

Mexico City's government has issued a decree reforming the Law of Commercial Establishments, ensuring mandatory access for assistance dogs in various businesses. The...

Mexico City Businesses Must Install Baby Changing Stations in Both Men’s and Women’s Restrooms

A new legal obligation has come into effect in Mexico City, requiring businesses to install baby changing stations in both men's and women's...

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