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A U.S. military transport aircraft landing at a civilian airport sparked a national debate about sovereignty and bilateral security protocols. President Claudia Sheinbaum announced Tuesday that Mexico will use its own aircraft to transport personnel for training in the United States, ending a practice that allowed U.S. military planes to land in Mexico for pickup … [Read more...] about Mexico to Use Own Aircraft for U.S. Training After Toluca Controversy

Mexico’s Ministry of Health reported Monday that measles has spread to all 31 states and Mexico City, with 7,131 confirmed cases and 24 deaths in the past 12 months, despite an aggressive vaccination campaign that delivered over 11.8 million doses. Health authorities report 90 percent of cases occurred in unvaccinated people, with severe cases and deaths mainly among those … [Read more...] about Measles outbreak spreads to all 32 Mexican states, kills 24

A recent event at the Toluca Airport in Mexico State caused a significant stir in Mexico. It involved the arrival of a United States military aircraft, a C-130 Hercules, leading to discussion over national sovereignty and the transparency of military agreements with foreign nations. This is especially the case after the actions taken by the US military in Venezuela at the … [Read more...] about Sheinbaum Addresses the Landing of US Military Aircraft in Toluca

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Mexico City’s government has announced the construction of five new cable-car — known locally as Cablebús — lines. The goal is to optimize public transit in the Western Hemisphere’s largest city and to fight the traffic it has become infamous for.  The Cablebús transport system, which began operating in July 2021, has established itself as a daily option for tens of … [Read more...] about Mexico City’s Cablebús To Transform Its Network Into the Largest in the World