Juan Pérez
Corn farmers free one lane in road blockades as show of good faith
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Corn producers in Michoacán, Guanajuato, and Jalisco announced the release of one lane in their road blockades as a gesture of good faith to speed up negotiations with the federal government. This follows dialogue commitments with senators, though they reject the offered price of 6,050 pesos per ton and demand 7,200 pesos. The blockades, started on October 27, have left hundreds stranded for over 20 hours.
Hoy no circula imposes restrictions on October 29 in CDMX and Edomex
The Hoy No Circula program will restrict vehicles with red stickers and plate endings 3 and 4 in Mexico City and the State of Mexico on Wednesday, October 29, 2025. The measure, in effect from 5:00 to 22:00, aims to reduce air pollution in the Mexico City Metropolitan Area. Violators face fines up to 3,000 pesos.
Harfuch promises justice for lemon leader's murder in Michoacán
Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch met with lemon producers in Apatzingán to address violence and extortion in Tierra Caliente. The meeting took place one week after the murder of citriculturist leader Bernardo Bravo Manríquez. Harfuch assured that the crime will not go unpunished and announced reinforcements in security operations.
Simón Levy denies detention in Portugal and reports assassination attempt in Washington
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29 أكتوبر 2025 12:59Senate receives bill to enact new anti-extortion law
28 أكتوبر 2025 12:08Mexican peso depreciates due to yen's advance
28 أكتوبر 2025 10:47Arrest warrant issued against Jesús Martínez, president of Grupo Pachuca
Operación Caudal closes illegal wells in Edomex and sparks protests
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Operación Caudal in Mexico State led to the closure of 189 properties used for illegal water extraction, without disrupting household supplies. The operation, however, triggered protests by water truck operators and transporters who blocked the Mexico-Querétaro highway on October 29, 2025. Governor Delfina Gómez defended the action as a step toward equitable water regulation.
Walmart's sales in Mexico grow 5% in third quarter
Walmart de México y Centroamérica reported a 5% growth in third-quarter 2025 revenues, reaching 239.795 billion pesos, driven by sales in Mexico. Despite moderate consumption, the company opened new stores and bolstered its pricing strategies. However, net profit declined 9.2%.
Bmv hits new record after fed decision
The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) hit a new all-time high above 63,000 points, driven by a 0.89 percent gain. Wall Street showed mixed results after the Federal Reserve's rate cut, with the Nasdaq reaching a new record. The Mexican peso depreciated slightly amid expectations of pauses in future cuts.
United states revokes 13 mexican airline routes over airport policies
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The US Department of Transportation revoked approval for 13 routes operated by Mexican airlines to its territory, accusing Mexico of violating the bilateral aviation agreement through decrees that reduced operations at AICM and banned cargo flights there. The measure, effective from November 7 for some routes, impacts Viva Aerobus, Aeroméxico, and Volaris, and could lead to a loss of 202,500 US tourists and 266 million dollars in the winter season. President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected the decision, defending Mexican sovereignty.
Transport workers threaten blockades in Mexico City over fare increase
Members of the Fuerza Amplia de Transportistas announced potential blockades on key Mexico City roads this Wednesday, October 29, 2025, if no agreement is reached on fare increases. Mexico City Government Head Clara Brugada is maintaining dialogue and hopes for a solution by Friday, without committing to public fare changes. The transport workers demand aligning the fare to 14 pesos, as in the State of Mexico, plus a fuel bonus.
Us cancels 13 air routes from AIFA and AICM to United States
The US Department of Transportation has canceled 13 current or planned routes of Mexican airlines from Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) and Mexico City International Airport (AICM) to its territory. This action responds to Mexico's non-compliance with the 2015 bilateral aviation agreement, as announced by Secretary Sean Duffy. It affects Viva Aerobus, Aeroméxico, and its subsidiary Connect, impacting flights to cities like Houston, New York, and Los Angeles.
Detention of Víctor Álvarez Puga in US triggers extradition process to Mexico
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Víctor Manuel Álvarez Puga, husband of Inés Gómez Mont, was detained in Miami over immigration irregularities, prompting extradition efforts from Mexico for money laundering and organized crime charges. President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed the government's push for his return to face justice. A key hearing is set for November.
Blue jays take early lead in world series game 5 against dodgers
The Toronto Blue Jays took an early lead in Game 5 of the 2025 MLB World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers with two home runs in the first inning. The matchup, tied 2-2 in the series, is being played at Dodger Stadium with Trey Yesavage starting for Toronto and Blake Snell for Los Angeles. The Jays' win in Game 4 evened the series after a previous Dodgers loss.
Puebla's pulque fair celebrates Day of the Dead 2025
Puebla's Central Pulque Fair takes place on November 1 and 2, 2025, to honor Day of the Dead traditions with the pre-Hispanic drink as the star. The event features music, poetry, and gastronomy in the city's heart. Entry is via a voluntary 'calaverita' donation.
Fed cuts rates for second straight time to 3.75-4 percent
The US Federal Reserve cut its interest rate for the second consecutive time, lowering it by a quarter percentage point to a 3.75-4 percent range, to support a cooling labor market. The decision, approved 10-2, comes amid moderate economic growth and somewhat elevated inflation. Officials also announced they will stop shrinking their asset portfolio starting December 1.
Simón Levy reports assassination attempt in Washington and denies Portugal detention
Businessman and former tourism undersecretary Simón Levy recounted an alleged assassination attempt on his life in Washington, D.C., from which he escaped unharmed in a bulletproof vehicle. Meanwhile, Mexico City's prosecutor's office confirmed his detention in Portugal due to two active arrest warrants. Levy rejected the official account and accused Morena-linked individuals of threats.