Mexico News in English

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

Jamieson Greer highlights Sheinbaum's leadership in T-MEC negotiations as the third round concludes.

Ruffo Appel and seven co-defendants are linked to organized crime and fuel theft charges.

The U.S. Treasury and Mexican authorities strike a major blow against the Jalisco Cartel.

Journalist Francisco Alejandro Leyva is shot dead in Oaxaca, prompting calls for justice.

The Trump administration imposes new tariffs on 60 countries, impacting several Latin American nations.

An 18-year-old employee is arrested in connection with the death of Dafne Zapata in Tamaulipas.

A judge sends Mayo Zambada to a medical facility to serve his life sentence.

Mass evacuations occur in Southern Europe due to fierce wildfires in Spain and France.

Concerns grow over irregularities in the UNAM admissions exam, prompting calls for an audit.

The EU fines Google nearly 890 million euros for antitrust violations.

New smartwatch alerts users when they are dehydrated: the Galaxy Watch9 is here.

A new 'exomoon' challenges existing cosmic labels, leaving scientists puzzled.

Legionnaires' disease claims a fifth victim in New York, raising health concerns.

Revelations emerge about human lifespan limits if aging could be cured.

Your grandfather was right; humidity before rain can cause joint discomfort.

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