Mexico News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th July, and here’s your Mexico daily news capsule.

TV Azteca will not renew Pedro Sola's contract after sponsor exodus, reveals Jorge Carbajal.

Iranian drone attacks reported in Iraq, Kuwait, and Bahrain amid ongoing tensions.

DEA sees connections between drug cartels and the Mexican government, sparking controversy.

Marina del Pilar considered meeting with the FBI in Panama, according to Héctor De Mauleón.

FGR admits ignorance about the identity of the pilot linked to the Sinaloa Cartel.

Interoceanic train derails again in Oaxaca, but no injuries reported this time.

Tropical storm Elida forms in the Pacific but is no longer a direct threat to Mexico.

Washington designates two Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.

President Claudia Sheinbaum sends a bill to Congress to sanction femicide in Mexico.

Pemex to send one million barrels of oil to Japan amid the ongoing conflict in Iran.

ICE suspends transit controls following the shooting of two migrants by agents.

Cases of cyclosporiasis are on the rise, prompting health alerts across Mexico.

New cold front expected to bring heavy rain and cloud cover across much of the country.

Experts warn that women in the U.S. Navy are facing reduced opportunities.

A new blood test could predict Alzheimer's risk but must be used cautiously.

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