Mexico News in English

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

Mexico City prosecutors deny allegations against Maru Campos, stating no crimes to pursue.

Lawmakers approve judicial elections for 2028, with reservations to be voted on this Wednesday.

Police clash with CNTE protesters in Zócalo, demanding government response to 79 demands.

Chihuahua lawmakers file impeachment request against Maru Campos over agent involvement.

Tornadoes and giant hail reported in Coahuila, causing significant weather disruptions.

Enrique Inzunza faces uncertainty as he contemplates his political future amid ongoing investigations.

STAUS receives response from university administration regarding ongoing strike at Sonora University.

IMSS denies flooding claims at newly opened hospital in Yucatán, despite water leaks reported.

Ebrard announces no rush for second round of T-MEC talks with the U.S., citing complexity.

Heavy rains in Mexico City raise concerns about flooding and the potential emergence of axolotls.

Ukrainian officials and over 40 nations condemn Russian attacks at the United Nations.

U.S. revitalizes Quad alliance with India, Australia, and Japan, sidelining China in rare earths deal.

Pope Leo XIV warns of endless war risks if artificial intelligence remains unregulated.

Ferrari's first electric car, 'Luce', sparks controversy amid its grand unveiling.

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