Mexico News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th December, and here’s your Mexico daily news capsule.

Alfredo González Quiroz, the mayor of Tepeapulco, tragically dies in a car accident.

Claudia Sheinbaum highlights Mexico's position as the second lowest unemployment rate globally.

Sheinbaum promotes tourism in Acapulco, aiming to revive the struggling destination.

A judge denies the request to unblock the bank accounts of Hernán Bermúdez Requena.

Journalism faces a bitter Christmas as Veracruz authorities charge a reporter with terrorism.

Nigerian villagers are shocked by recent U.S. airstrikes, claiming no ISIS presence in the area.

Another former associate of García Luna is arrested for embezzling over five billion pesos.

Seven individuals are detained in connection with a store fire in Sonora.

Heavy rains in Veracruz lead to one death and widespread flooding in local communities.

Three bodies found in Acapulco may belong to missing students, raising concerns.

Israel officially recognizes Somaliland as an independent nation, a historic first.

New U.S. regulations require biometric data from foreigners leaving the country for 75 years.

The Trump-aligned Asfura is now the elected president of Honduras.

The EZLN launches a cultural program to celebrate its 32nd anniversary in Chiapas.

The first iPhone Air faced major flaws, prompting Apple to release a new model sooner than expected.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!