Mexico News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th June, and here’s your Mexico daily news capsule.

Transport workers suspend national strike after reaching an agreement with the government.

Colombia secures a victory against the Democratic Republic of Congo in the World Cup.

Forty people have drowned in France amid a heat dome causing extreme temperatures in Europe.

Mexico City imposes a dry law during the World Cup, affecting alcohol sales and fan zones.

The Attorney General of Mexico State charges Tenancingo's mayor with simulating a kidnapping.

Colombia's presidential race heats up as a far-right populist backed by Trump gains traction.

Private pharmacies will join the Casa por Casa program to expand medication distribution.

A nephew of 'El Jardinero' has been arrested in Nayarit with an arsenal.

The U.S. Senate votes to halt military action against Iran, challenging Trump's stance.

A UN investigation accuses Israel of committing genocide in Gaza by targeting children.

Massive sales on Wall Street raise concerns about AI, impacting gold and bitcoin prices.

Amazon Mexico offers deep discounts on Echo speakers for Prime Day 2026.

Squirrels are reportedly becoming carnivorous, raising concerns among scientists.

Alfredito Olivas joins a massive serenade event alongside Alejandro Fernández in Guadalajara.

A clinical trial suggests that a daily probiotic may help alleviate depression and anxiety.

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