Mexico Daily Post
June 2026
“The Borders: My Struggle for an Inclusive US,” the new book by Ken Salazar
The statements are part of the book “The Borders: My Struggle for an Inclusive US,” which will be published in July and in which the former ambassador shares experiences and episodes from his diplomatic management in Mexico
Adán López U.S. Visa Revocation Shifts Yucatan’s Political Landscape Ahead of 2027
Among those deeply tied to the embattled Tabasco politician are Senator Verónica Camino Farjat, who serves as Vice President of the Senate, and Raúl Paz Alonzo, the current director of the Congressional television channel
U.S. Extradition Ultimatum Sparking Panic Within Mexican Government
Tensions between the United States and Mexico have reached a critical boiling point following an uncompromising ultimatum from Washington demanding the immediate extradition of ten high-profile political and criminal figures linked to the Sinaloa Cartel
Right-wing victory in Colombia worries Sheinbaum
Entire populations were subjected to misery for decades by authoritarian left-wing leaders united in the criminal alliance of the Sao Paulo Forum
Swedish football fans comfort Searching Mothers in Monterrey after World Cup match
Ongoing insecurity and a sharp decline in tourism are forcing widespread business closures in Mazatlan
Six more businesses close in the Playa Gaviotas corridor due to cartel violence
Mexican search collective says it will not give up its efforts to locate the remains of Nancy Guthrie
While the grueling desert search led to the discovery of 25 unrelated, unmarked graves, none of the remains recovered were linked to Guthrie
Merlin captures the spotlight as the breakout star and unofficial mascot of the FIFA World Cup
Claudia Sheinbaum slammed FIFA over exorbitant ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup
Mexico and the US reach new security agreements
People on both sides of our border deserve to live safely and in peace, free from the intimidation, corruption, and fear imposed by trans-national criminal organizations,
Another Mexican journalist was murdered in Veracruz
A Mexican journalist specializing in police and crime reporting was shot and killed early Thursday morning, June 11, in the municipality of Poza Rica, located in the northern region of Veracruz
FIFA vs. Owners of Boxes at Azteca Stadium
The box owners bought their spaces decades ago with 99-year contracts, and some even in perpetuity
Ricardo Salinas Pliego Arrives at the 2026 World Cup Opening Ceremony; Fans Shout “President!” at Him
Who are the highest-paid players at the 2026 World Cup?
Two new billionaires lead a starting 11 that collectively hauled in an estimated $950 million in the 12 months leading up to soccer’s biggest tournament
Legal Complaints Filed in the U.S. Accuse AMLO of Facilitating Fentanyl Trafficking
Civil Protection authorities have issued an emergency alert across Jalisco following the formation of Tropical Storm Boris
Boris is currently tracking roughly 135 kilometers southeast of Acapulco, Guerrero
Conflicts Mount on Eve of World Cup
The unrest escalated wildly this week when furious protesters stormed the Public Education Secretariat, using streetlight poles as rams, shattering windows, and sparking minor fires
The Axolotl: a resilient creature threatened by humans and invasive species
The name “axolotl” derives from Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs and kindred tribes