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POLITICS1h agoUS congressional candidate says Mexico is where he gets healthcare as high costs dominate midterm debateBobby Pulido, a Tejano singer and Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas’s 15th District, repeated on Monday that he travels to Mexico for medical services due to the unaffordability of healthcare in the United States. The post US congressional candidate says Mexico is where he gets healthcare as high costs dominate midterm debate appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily
POLITICS1h agoMexico President Sheinbaum orders tech giants to protect kids and teens from harmful online contentSheinbaum added that if technology companies fail to abide by the mandate, her administration will support legislation to levy punishments against non-compliant platformsThe Independent World
CYBER4h agoMexico should rethink its dangerous partnerships with Chinese telecomsThe proximity of these companies to the U.S.-Mexico border represents an imminent danger to the security of both nations.The Hill
BUSINESS6h agoEuro today in Mexico: price and quotation of the currency this Wednesday, October 14, 2026See the euro's quotation in Mexico, its variation, and reference values. What is the trend of the European currency so far this year.Clarín
BUSINESS17h agoTelevisa announces agreement to buy AT&T Mexico's mobile telephonyTelevisa and Fintech Holdings are buying AT&T's mobile business in Mexico for $2 billion, forming an equal consortium. The operation, subject to regulatory approval, includes mixed financing and is expected to conclude in 2027; AT&T is the second largest mobile operator in the country.Clarín
POLITICS19h agoUS sanctions four individuals and 11 companies for alleged ties to the Northeast Cartel in MexicoThe U.S. imposes sanctions on individuals and companies for ties to a criminal group operating on the Texas border. The measures affect key sectors. The U.S. Treasury indicates that the group uses horse racing to launder money. Mexico is also taking action against those involved.Clarín
DISASTERBREAKING19h agoHurricane Simon hits Mexico after storms kill 6CBS News
POLITICS20h agoUS sanctions financial network of the Northeast Cartel in Mexico for money launderingThe US Treasury sanctions 4 individuals and 11 entities linked to the CDN for money laundering and corruption in Tamaulipas. Gamaliel Garza and his companies are accused of financing campaigns and obtaining illicit contracts; the CDN operates at a key border crossing with Texas.Clarín
BUSINESS20h agoAT&T to sell AT&T Mexico to Grupo Televisa and Fintech Holdings for $2B in cashAT&T is set to sell its AT&T Mexico operations to Grupo Televisa and Fintech Holdings for $2 billion in cash. This represents a major corporate transaction in the telecommunications sector.Seeking Alpha Tech
DISASTER22h agoDeath toll rises to 6 as Hurricane Simon and Rachel remnants unleash floods in MexicoHurricane Simon and the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel have led to six deaths along Mexico’s Pacific coastThe Independent World
CONFLICT23h agoBaja California overtakes Guanajuato as Mexico’s most violent state: Tuesday’s mañanera recappedAs part of the federal cabinet's monthly homicide report, National Public Security System chief Marcela Figueroa reported that there were 1,092 homicides in the northern border state between January and September. Nationwide, however, homicides were down by 30.6% in September. The post Baja California overtakes Guanajuato as Mexico’s most violent state: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily