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Severe Weather Alert in 21 Mexican States: Active and Imminent Flooding Warning — Is Your Region Affected?

Six people suffocated in a flooded van near Mexico City. See why 21 states are under alert and whether Tropical Storm Norbert adds new danger.

Latin Times

Trump fans in Brazil, Rubio honored, and other top photos from Latin America and the Caribbean

Bolsonaro backers paraded a Trump effigy ahead of Brazil’s general election. Ecuador honored Marco Rubio, while Argentines remembered the late singer Gilda. This gallery was curated by photo editor Leslie Mazoch, based in Mexico City.

The Independent UK

Stray Kids Play Bogotá Tonight: How a Three-City Tour Turned Into Five Shows

Stray Kids debuts in Bogotá tonight as STRAYCITY grows to five shows: extra nights just added in Buenos Aires and Mexico City by demand.

Latin Times

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South Korea President to Visit Mexico With Mystery K-Pop Group — And Sheinbaum Won't Reveal Who

Sheinbaum confirms Lee Jae-myung's Mexico visit this month — and says an unnamed K-pop act younger than BTS is coming too.

Latin Times

Sheinbaum vs. Washington: What Her "Complex Relationship" Comment Reveals About U.S.-Mexico Tensions

Sheinbaum calls the U.S. relationship "complex," accusing Washington of using praise to divide her cabinet as trade talks resume this month.

Latin Times

Camilo Séptimo Musician, Pregnant Wife, Daughter, Nanny, and Dog Killed in Mexico as Boy, 6, Survives

Jonathan Meléndez, keyboardist for Camilo Séptimo, was found dead with his family near Mexico City. Two suspects have been detained, with investigations ongoing into the tragic incident.

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Mexican Producer Luis de Llano Detained for Defying Court Orders in Timbiriche's Sasha Sokol Sexual Abuse Case

Mexican television producer Luis de Llano was detained in Mexico City for failing to comply with court-ordered remedies in the civil case brought by singer and former Timbiriche member Sasha Sokol, authorities and her legal team said.

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Mexican Authorities Arrest Two People for the Murder of Camilo Séptimo Keyboardist and Producer Jonathan 'Honas' Meléndez, Pregnant Wife and Daughter

Jonathan "Honas" Meléndez, the keyboardist, producer and founding member of Mexican indie-rock band Camilo Séptimo, was killed alongside his pregnant wife, their 3-year-old daughter and a 21-year-old household employee inside the family's apartment near Mexico City.

Latin Times

Yiddish’s ‘revival’ points to its resilience as a portable homeland – and a global reach, from Russia to Mexico to the US

I grew up in Mexico City, and when people find out that one of my native languages is Yiddish, they think I am pulling their leg. Isn’t that a Jewish language? Mexico? Impossible. Maybe you should write a science fiction novel that imagines Yiddish on Mars.

The Conversation

Mexico's Economy Posts Its Best Quarter Since 2023 — But the World Cup Bump Looks Hard to Repeat

Mexico's economy grew 2.1% last quarter, its best pace since 2023 — but inflation and a stronger peso are eating into remittances sent from the U.S.

Latin Times

Mexico City planted thousands of plants on highway pillars to fight pollution and heat, turning its busy roads into vertical gardens

Mexico City's Anillo Periférico, the major ring road that carries traffic around the capital, was never designed to be a garden. For years, its concrete support columns stood bare above some of the city's busiest and most polluted roads, forming a vast grey landscape through densely populated parts of the…

The Times of India

Mexican governor wanted on US drug charges returns to job

MEXICO CITY - The governor of Mexico's violence-plagued Sinaloa state, who is wanted by the United States on drug trafficking charges announced Friday he had resumed office after a nearly four-month absence to fight the allegations.

Bangkok Post

Uruguay Hosts the Americas' Left as the Panamerican Congress Enters Its Third Year

Progressive lawmakers from 15+ nations meet in Montevideo for the third Panamerican Congress, as US-Latin America tensions escalate.

Latin Times

The 10 Saddest Moments in LIV Golf History, Including Bryson DeChambeau Being Attacked by a Rope

From Bryson DeChambeau getting attacked by a rope, to Phil Mickelson’s embarrassing tweet, LIV Golf has had a number of dark moments.

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The Guardian - UK

Strangers in their own land: Mexicans deported from Trump’s America find refuge in ‘Little LA’

With plentiful jobs and community support, one Mexico City neighbourhood has become a haven for those who have lived much of their lives in the US

Latin Times

Want to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month With a Massive Juan Gabriel Karaoke? Go to the Movies on Sept. 15

Juan Gabriel fans will be allowed, and apparently encouraged, to break one of the most sacred rules of moviegoing: Do not sing during the film. Juan Gabriel: Mi Primer Bellas Artes, a newly restored and re-edited presentation of the Mexican icon's historic 1990 concert at Mexico City's Palacio de Bellas…

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“I was just lying on a stretcher with intravenous liquid going in”: Ghost’s Tobias Forge remembers the severe food poisoning that forced him to cancel Mexico gig last year

The costumed hard rockers scrapped the first of three shows in Mexico City, which was set to be filmed for their upcoming documentary 2 Big To Rig

Latin Times

Mexico City Issues Legal Order Barring 'Ventaneando' Host From Approaching Aracely Arámbula and Luis Miguel's Son After Identity Reveal

A Mexico City legal authority has issued an order prohibiting Ventaneando host Ricardo Manjarrez from approaching Miguel Gallego Arámbula, the eldest son of Mexican superstar Luis Miguel and actress Aracely Arámbula, months after the television program publicly revealed the young man's face.

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Motor racing-Formula E will start new season in Mexico if Saudi opener cannot be held

Formula E is optimistic about kicking off its 2026-27 season in Saudi Arabia, with plans for Mexico City to host the inaugural race in January if circumstances require. Key logistical decisions regarding races in the Middle East are anticipated by mid-September. Furthermore, both Formula One and the World Rally Championship…

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Harry Styles shrugs off onstage fall during Mexico City show and keeps performing

Harry Styles slipped and fell mid‑song at his Mexico City concert but bounced straight back up and finished the show after a rain‑delayed performance the night before.

The Times of India

In 2025, Mexico City’s eucalyptus trees face new scrutiny as researchers assess risks of tree failure in urban spaces

Eucalyptus trees, popular for their rapid growth, now face scrutiny in urban settings. A study in Mexico City assessed physical risks and resident views on these trees. Researchers identified specific areas with higher risks of tree failure due to various factors. Many residents appreciate eucalyptus for shade and scent, influencing…

Benzinga

Trump's USMCA Overhaul Begins With High-Stakes Mexico Talks as Canada Battles Tariff Blowback

U.S. and Mexican negotiators opened three days of trade talks in Mexico City on Tuesday without Canada, advancing a USMCA rewrite as President Donald Trump widened the rift with Ottawa through sweeping new tariffs.

The Independent UK

Driverless taxis, sports fanatics and an Alcatraz seagull: Three weeks in the US covering the World Cup

WORLD CUP 2026: Criss-crossing California, with one weekend in Mexico City, Kieran Jackson gives his key takeaways from a unique World Cup

The Guardian - UK

‘She was almost a Batman figure’: Mexico’s avenging Mother Courage

The long read: After her son disappeared, Isabel Miranda de Wallace swore she would bring the culprits to justice. She became a national hero. But did she go too far?

The Guardian - UK

Prickly pears, avocados and lemons: how rainwater harvesting is feeding Mexico City’s gardens and homes

Thousands of low-income households are benefiting from a simple system that captures and filters rainfall from the city’s roofs

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