Mexico News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th June, and here’s your Mexico daily news capsule.

Sheinbaum's government defends Olinia's speed limit of 50 km/h, saying it’s neither a motorcycle nor a car.

Tropical storm Boris strengthens in the Pacific, threatening heavy rains in southern Mexico.

Voting concludes in Coahuila, with the PRI-UDC claiming victory amid calls for electoral integrity.

Iran's recent attacks on Israel suggest Tehran feels increasingly empowered in the region.

Ipsos quick count shows a technical tie in Peru's presidential election, with a slight lead for Roberto Sánchez.

Fraud by calls and messages rises nearly 20%, prompting CONDUSEF to launch a new reporting tool.

Parents of Ayotzinapa accuse authorities of attempts to defame them following a recent operation in Tlalpan.

The CNTE demands a meeting with the President, rejecting claims of significant losses for historic center businesses.

INE unveils a new voter ID model featuring 25 security elements to enhance electoral integrity.

Protests erupt in Jalisco during the World Cup inauguration, raising concerns about social unrest's impact on the event.

Dozens are dead after a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern Philippines, with many injured.

Pope Leo XIV meets with abuse victims in Madrid, urging bishops to repair the damage caused.

Nintendo agrees to pay a 35 million euro fine over Joy-Con drift issues with the Switch console.

Annie Leibovitz showcases Mexican soccer players for the World Cup in a new exhibition at the National Museum of Anthropology.

Google plans to release 32 million mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia bacteria to combat disease spread.

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