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PHOTOS: Rioters in Mexico City Lash Out Against U.S., Other Tourists, Migrants ‘Go Home’
Rioters in Mexico City trashed cafes and looted stores in ritzy neighborhoods as they protested against tourism and foreigners who migrated there from the U.S. and Europe. Credit: Breitbart News Foundation / Cartel Chronicles The issue began on...
Mexico outlines measures to expand state control of the skies
By Kylie Madry MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Mexican officials on Tuesday outlined goals for even greater state and military control over the nation's aviation network, including increased subsidies and investments to boost long-neglected regional...

Mexico march against tourism is 'xenophobic,' president says
MEXICO CITY — A fierce protest in Mexico City railing against gentrification and mass tourism was fueled by government failures and active promotion to attract digital nomads, according to experts, who said tension had been mounting for years. The...
Mexico Sends Help as Texas Tragedy Grows After Deadly Floods
As flash flooding over the July 4 weekend took the lives of at least 109 people in Texas, Mexican emergency personnel have volunteered their services to ongoing response efforts. In the wake of the tragedy, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum sent...

Is Gentrification Driving Mexico City’s Housing Crisis?
In a striking display of unrest, hundreds gathered in Mexico City to protest against gentrification and the overwhelming effects of mass tourism, signaling deep-seated frustrations that have been brewing for years. The protest, which took place on...

Why Are Federal Troops Still in L.A. Weeks After Protests Died Down, City Officials Ask
One day after a heavy-handed operation in Los Angeles’ MacArthur Park, California officials are asking why soldiers are still deployed weeks after the protests that drew them to the city have quieted. The soldiers entered the park on foot,...

West Texas man killed in ‘random’ shooting in Ojinaga, Mexico
A West Texas man was killed early Sunday morning in the Mexican border city of Ojinaga in what local authorities on Tuesday described as a “random” shooting. 20-year-old Alan Valenzuela — a U.S. citizen from Presidio, Texas — was visiting an...

New Volaris Morelia – Puerto Vallarta route boosts tourism
Discover how the new Volaris Morelia Puerto Vallarta route will boost tourism, link two top destinations, and foster cultural and economic ties. The government of Mayor Alfonso Martínez Alcázar in Morelia, through the municipal Ministry of...

The 5 Mexican movies that made NYT’s 100 Best of the 21st Century
The New York Times recently released a list of the 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century, and Mexico — or more specifically, Alfonso Cuarón — certainly made its mark. Three Mexican productions made it to the list, in addition to two Hollywood films...

Redwood Logistics Opens Second Mexico Office to Support Cross-Border Supply Chains
Redwood Logistics, a top 4PL provider, has opened a new office in Querétaro, Bajío, Mexico to strengthen cross-border supply chains and support nearshoring. Positioned in a key manufacturing hub, the office will serve major industries like...

Former OneRepublic member Tim Myers is running for California lieutenant governor
Tim Myers knows a thing or two about voices. He was, after all, one of the founding members of the pop-rock band OneRepublic. He’s written hundreds of songs, his biography boasts, and he founded record label Palladium Records, which has signed...

Anti-tourist protests turn violent as holidaymakers harassed and shops smashed
A fierce backlash against gentrification and a surge in mass tourism has unfolded on the streets of Mexico City. Tensions boiled over this past Friday as throngs of mostly peaceful protesters, brandishing placards with messages like "Gringo: Stop...

The grim Glasgow backstreet that's been transformed into the city's trendiest lane
Glasgow has a reputation for being one of the trendiest cities in the UK. With plenty of cool bars and restaurants, not to mention its shopping selection, people flock to the city each day to enjoy what it has to offer. While many stick to...

After Screwworm Scare, U.S.-Mexico Border to Reopen to Cattle Imports
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico and the United States said they would gradually reopen the United States border to cattle imports from Mexico in July after U.S. agriculture officials suspended them in May over fears of the northward spread of the...

The march against gentrification in Mexico brings political tension with the US to the streets
The political tug-of-war between the Mexican and U.S. governments has finally spilled onto the streets of Mexico City, where hundreds of youths gathered this Friday for a march against gentrification. The protest against a trend that is affecting...

Mexicans Don’t Want Foreign Grifters To Ruin Their Home. Americans Shouldn’t Either
“Your new home is an invasion.” “We shouldn’t feel like foreigners in our own land.” If you didn’t know any better, you’d think those were two messages being shared by Republicans in America. But those were actually the messages painted on signs...

Trump Dismisses Musk’s Threats of New Political Party
July 8, 2025 Hour: 8:02 am U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk’s threats to form a third political party to rival Democrats and Republicans. RELATED: Elon Musk Launches the America Party, Breaks with Trump...

Local heroes Healy and Tuthill lead the Irish charge at Cork City Sports
There had been lingering uncertainty in recent times as to the future of the Cork City Sports, but that great cornerstone of Irish athletics is once again back on its marks for its 71st edition at the MTU Athletics Stadium this evening.Among the...

US man arrested with weapons and fake CIA ID not a US government employee, official says
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A U.S. citizen arrested in central Mexico over the weekend with a number of guns, tactical equipment and a CIA identification is not a U.S. government employee and carried a fake ID, Mexico’s security chief said Tuesday. The man...

Why are Mexican citizens protesting tourists? ‘Stop stealing our home’
MEXICO CITY — A fierce protest in Mexico City railing against gentrification and mass tourism was fueled by government failures and active promotion to attract digital nomads, according to experts, who said tension had been mounting for years. The...