Mexico Daily Post
March 2026
Man dies after falling from VIP section at BANORTE stadium ahead of Mexico–Portugal match
From the outset, ministerial, forensic, and investigative police personnel arrived at the scene to begin the corresponding procedures,
Environmental catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico: 650 kilometers of coastline affected by oil spill
Crude oil is still leaking all over the beach… the oil is still there, it’s stagnant, and we don’t know who’s going to be responsible for all the damage,
Digital Nomads are reshaping Yucatan’s economy
That influx is now producing measurable changes across the local economy — some welcome, others more complicated
Veracruz governor, Rocío Nahle, has downplayed the impact of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico
Claudia Sheinbaum vows to maintain Cuban doctor deal as other nations withdraw
The U.S. has pushed to end such missions, with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio calling it a “form of human trafficking.”
We have a very good agreement that’s also been a great help to us. It’s a bilateral agreement that’s been very beneficial for Mexico,
Migrants march through southern Mexico, denouncing delays and demanding work permits
Tapachula has long served as a hub for transient populations
It’s hard to find work and the pay is very low. We have to pay rent, buy food, and it’s not enough,
Chinese EV Maker Xpeng Planning Expansion to Mexico
With the launch of its G6 and G9 models in Mexico on March 25, Xpeng is on the path to achieving an important milestone in Q1
Claudia Sheinbaum says that Mexican citizens’ deaths in U.S. custody “shouldn’t be happening”
On Friday, March 20th, Mexico’s President, Claudia Sheinbaum, condemned the deaths of three Mexican nationals after they were taken into custody by U.S. immigration authorities this year
We’re going to use all measures to make our protests and support the family in everything they need,
The report says the young man killed himself,
This can’t be happening,
Lula Proposes Alliance Between Petrobras and Pemex to Explore the Gulf of Mexico
Humanitarian Aid for Cuba will depart out of Yucatán carrying Medicines, Food, and Solar Panels
There is always risk when carrying out these types of actions; in this case, we don’t consider it a particularly risky mission, since the route is much shorter, but the risk is always present. Even so, we believe we will be able to reach Cuba,
It would be unrealistic to say there is no risk; it was even difficult to find a boat willing to make the journey, due to fears of incidents. However, we believe that media visibility and public interest help protect the mission,
We expect to arrive in two and a half to three days; the idea is to arrive on the night of March 21st, although that depends on the weather. We will likely stay there for four days, as we don’t want to create an additional burden for the country; afterward, each participant will return by plane to their country of origin,
The aid is based on a list provided by contacts in Cuba and includes non-perishable food items such as rice, beans, canned goods, baby food, and formula. It also includes hygiene products such as feminine hygiene products, shampoo, gauze, and basic medications,
We know our aid won’t be enough to solve the situation on the entire island, but it’s an example of what can be achieved when society organizes. The panels are delivered with inverters and batteries to provide backup power during blackouts,
AMLO returns to Public Debate to defend Cuba against U.S. threats
Former Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) has broken his political silence, reappearing on social media to defend Cuba against U.S. sanctions and threats, calling for solidarity and humanitarian aid
Sheinbaum backs AMLO on Cuba; she says Mexico will continue to support the island for humanitarian reasons
FBI offers US$1M reward for capture of fugitive who may be hiding in Mexico
The FBI has raised the reward to $1 million for information leading to the capture of fugitive Omar Alexander Cardenas, accused of a 2019 gang-related murder in Los Angeles
American double-murder suspect Samuel Ramirez Jr. captured in Sinaloa, Mexico
There is no border, no amount of time, and no place to hide from the full force of the FBI and its partners.”
Sheinbaum says Mexico “proudly” rejected Trump’s proposal to let the U.S. military operate in Mexico against drug cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is suddenly under tremendous pressure after Donald Trump confirmed that ground attacks against the cartels are imminent
Claudia Sheinbaum downplayed Mexico’s exclusion from the Shield of the Americas Summit
Around 20 Latin American and Caribbean nations attended, including Argentina, El Salvador, the Dominican Republic, Panama, and Ecuador
We did not need to be invited. Our cooperation with the United States is ongoing and effective.”
Daughter of “El Mencho” Reportedly Running Coffee Shop in California
The Post described the business as unassuming, catering to local families and students, with a menu that highlights Mexican comfort food rather than any connection to her notorious background
Trump Calls for “War on Cartels,” Sheinbaum Pushes Back
If the United States truly wants to combat organized crime, it should begin by addressing the flow of guns into Mexico and the crisis of addiction within its own borders,
Feminist Groups Out of Control in Campeche
On International Women’s Day, March 8, the streets of Campeche witnessed a massive feminist march that began with peaceful demonstrations but escalated into violent confrontations
We respect the right to protest, but aggression against public servants cannot be tolerated,
Donald Trump called Mexico the “epicenter of criminal violence in Latin America”
Donald Trump sharply criticized Mexico during the “Escudo de las Américas” (Shield of the Americas) summit in Miami on March 7, 2026, calling it the “epicenter of criminal violence in Latin America” while mockingly referring to President Claudia Sheinbaum as “a very good person.” His remarks, reported by El País, have sparked diplomatic tension and renewed debate over U.S.–Mexico relations
A New Criminal Map takes shape for Mexico
Mexico’s criminal landscape is undergoing a major shift following the death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias El Mencho, leader of the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG)
Vallarta in the Wake of El Mencho’s Death: Locals Admit Who Holds Power
We got the message; they’re in charge here.
Mexico vacation hub doubles down on charging visitors
The government of Baja California Sur, home to popular tourism spots like Los Cabos, announced the Embrace It fee — a mandatory tax for visitors over 12 who stay in the country for more than 24 hours — in June
White House Warns Mexican Cartels Not to Mess with Americans
We encourage all Americans in Mexico to of course adhere to the guidance provided by the State Department. Right now, we are unaware of any reports of any Americans being hurt, kidnapped, or killed,