Mexico News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd July, and here’s your Mexico daily news capsule.

Daughters of “El Mayo” Zambada face increased risks following their father's sentencing, says UNAM analyst.

UNAM rector establishes a commission to review admission exam procedures amid controversy.

Key figures emerge from the parasite outbreak linked to lettuce in the United States.

A faction of the Sinaloa Cartel claims responsibility for a mass killing in Zacatecas via video.

New housing program announced in Mexico requires specific documents for applicants.

Authorities in Sonora arrest a driver for speeding and driving against traffic with three tons of meth.

Tropical Storm Bertha threatens coastal flooding and strong winds as it moves along the Gulf coast.

US warns Daniel Ortega it will not remain passive after announcement of no more elections in Nicaragua.

UN reports hunger affects 645 million people globally, with Africa surpassing Asia in hunger rates.

Pentagon concealed injuries of soldiers in recent Iranian attacks, raising concerns.

Carlos Slim’s América Móvil acquires competitor WOW in Peru, boosting its telecommunications presence.

Kaylee Hottle, actress from "Godzilla vs. Kong," tragically dies in a car accident at 19.

Shakira and Burna Boy top global charts with their hit single, while Oasis makes a comeback.

Cruz Azul secures another victory in Liga MX, showcasing their resilience against Puebla.

New study reveals young people may be aging faster, linking increased cancer cases to this trend.

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