Mexico News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st July, and here’s your Mexico daily news capsule.

Tragedy strikes as two people die from asphyxiation during World Cup celebrations in Mexico City.

A powerful earthquake in Venezuela leaves the nation searching for survivors amid devastation.

Intense rains are expected as tropical heat and humidity approach Mexico this July.

Mexico makes history by defeating Ecuador and advancing to the fifth match in the World Cup.

The U.S. will not extend the T-MEC agreement, raising concerns over trade relations.

Public apologies are issued by César Cravioto and Pablo Vázquez for aggression against mothers seeking justice.

One million fans celebrate Mexico's victory in the streets, with festivities lasting until dawn.

A tragic incident during celebrations sees the husband of a mayoral candidate killed in Yautepec.

The Supreme Court of the U.S. halts Trump's order to revoke birthright citizenship.

NASA races against time to save the Swift telescope, which is losing altitude.

A malaria case detected in a tourist visiting Jalisco raises health concerns during the World Cup.

Galilea Montijo sparks concern over her appearance in a recent social media video.

Detectives uncover a case of malaria in a World Cup tourist in Jalisco, no transmission risk reported.

The microbiome isn't easily reprogrammed; probiotics may not improve long-term gut health.

What happens to your body when you fall asleep with the TV on? Experts weigh in on the effects.

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