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Nearly 5,000 people in southern Mexico just created the world's largest human soccer jersey, crushing the previous record by more than 1,800 participants. It's the first of three World Cup record attempts building excitement before the tournament arrives this summer.
Mexican officials halted an online auction of 195 pre-Columbian treasures and demanded their return home. The country's growing task force has been successfully tracking down and recovering stolen cultural heritage from around the world.
Colombian superstar Shakira performed for 400,000 fans in Mexico City's historic Zócalo plaza, shattering the venue's attendance record. The free concert wrapped her 31-show Mexican tour that spanned nearly a year due to overwhelming demand.
Scientists created a smarter way to predict fishing harvests, helping protect the struggling gag grouper population in the Gulf of Mexico. Their accurate forecasting tool could save this prized fish and transform how we manage vulnerable species.
Passengers aboard the Regal Princess cheered as crew members rescued four people from a makeshift boat taking on water in the Gulf. It's the second cruise ship rescue in less than a week.
Passengers aboard the Regal Princess erupted in cheers when their cruise ship changed course to rescue four people from a distressed boat taking on water in the Gulf. The dramatic rescue reflects a beautiful maritime tradition of helping those in danger at sea.
A beloved car that defined Mexico for decades is back in miniature form. The limited-edition Hot Wheels version of Mexico City's famous pink Tsuru taxi has collectors going wild.
In 1950, Mexico celebrated completing its stretch of the Pan-American Highway by hosting the world's longest car race—a thrilling 2,135-mile journey from border to border. The Carrera Panamericana drew racing legends, everyday taxi drivers, and even adventurous grandmothers to compete for glory on newly paved roads.
A coalition of rescue groups saved 44 mustangs from being sold for as little as $25 and shipped to slaughter in Mexico and Canada. The rescue exposed critical failures in federal wild horse protection programs.
Coca-Cola is pouring $6 billion into Mexico to celebrate a century of business there, creating a major vote of confidence in the country's economy. The beverage giant plans to leverage the 2026 World Cup to boost its presence despite new tax challenges.
Six Supreme Court justices traveled 560 miles to bring justice directly to a remote Indigenous community in Chiapas. The historic visit resulted in a landmark win for a village that had been fighting for self-rule for years.
Mexico just earned three spots on the World's 100 Best Coffee Shops list, proving the country's coffee culture rivals anywhere on Earth. From bean to cup, these cafés are redefining what exceptional coffee looks like.
Finland leads the world in happiness with a score of 7.74, proving that strong communities and trust matter more than wealth alone. Nordic nations dominate the top 10, but Costa Rica and Mexico show that joy thrives beyond prosperity.
When a devastating fire destroyed a veggie burger factory in cattle country, the owner faced an impossible choice. What happened next transformed a small New Mexico town and proved plant-based food could thrive anywhere.
Mexico attracted a record $40.8 billion in foreign investment last year, even as global investment to developing countries dropped. The growth marks five straight years of increases, positioning Mexico as a rising economic powerhouse.
Bosque de Chapultepec, twice the size of Central Park, serves as the beloved green lung for one of the world's busiest cities. With 200,000 trees, 700-year-old sacred cypresses, and a history stretching back 3,000 years, this 1,700-acre urban forest offers Mexico City residents a daily dose of nature and hope.
Kathleen Clement, who passed away at 97, devoted more than six decades to documenting Mexico's endangered landscapes through luminous, layered paintings. Her work bridged art and environmental advocacy, earning international recognition and inspiring generations to see the fragile beauty around them. #
After a spinal injury at 13 ended his walking, Arly Velásquez taught himself to ski and became Mexico's most decorated Winter Paralympian. Next week, he'll represent his country solo at the Milan-Cortina Games.
After two decades abroad, one of the world's greatest Mexican art collections is back home in Mexico City for the first time since 2004. Masterpieces by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and other legends are now on display through May. ##
A new national survey reveals widespread approval for the military operation that led to the death of CJNG cartel leader "El Mencho," with nearly half of Mexicans viewing President Sheinbaum more favorably. The public response signals growing support for decisive action against organized crime despite subsequent violence.
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