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AT&T is selling its Mexican wireless business to a 50-50 venture of Grupo Televisa and Fintech Holdings for US$2 billion, with regulatory approval still needed. The post AT&T Mexico Sale Fetches US$2 Billion appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico's 10% tariff on car assembly parts is gone for five years from 14 October, a bid to build more cars at home while most finished Chinese cars pay 50%. The post Mexico Waives Tariff on Car Assembly Parts appeared first on The Rio Times.
Storm Trudy could near Mexico's Pacific coast as a major hurricane late this week, with Guerrero on alert and the port of Acapulco closed to small boats. The post Storm Trudy Threatens Mexico’s Pacific Coast appeared first on The Rio Times.
After 29 years on the run, a man charged with murdering his wife in Texas in 1997 has been arrested in Mexico and awaits extradition, the FBI says. The post Mexico Arrests Texas Fugitive After 29 Years appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico recorded 42.2 murder victims a day in September, about half the level of two years earlier and the lowest for any September since 2015, officials said. The post Mexico Murders Hit Lowest September in Years appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico says more than 14,000 firearms have been handed in for cash under a voluntary, anonymous gun buyback led by its Interior Ministry. The post Mexico Buys Back More Than 14,000 Guns for Cash appeared first on The Rio Times.
Troops seized 48 drones in Sinaloa, six landmines and dozens of homemade bombs near Mazatlán, in a state the US tells Americans not to visit. The post Mexico Seizes 48 Drones in Sinaloa Cartel Heartland appeared first on The Rio Times.
Working with the US Coast Guard, Mexico's Navy stopped a boat carrying about 1,268 kilos of cocaine far off Oaxaca's Pacific coast and detained six people. The post Mexico Navy Seizes 1.2 Tonnes of Cocaine Off Oaxaca appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico's Gran Maratón Hersa Mazatlán marks 25 years from 4 to 6 December 2026. Dates, ET start times, how to enter and what US runners should know. The post Mazatlán Marathon on 6 December 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico’s S&P/BMV IPC rose 1.06% to 66,746.78 on Monday 12 October as the peso gained about 0.8% to 18.26 per US dollar and industrial output beat forecasts. The post IPC Gains 1.06% to 66,746.78 as Peso Firms | Mexico Market Report, Oct 12 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Simon caps a Pacific season of record-breaking intensity, as deadly storms wreak havoc from Hawaii to Mexico.
At least two people have been killed and 10 are missing in Mexico as severe weather linked to a hurricane and a tropical storm battered parts of the country, authorities said on Monday. The incidents are linked to Hurricane Simon, which is moving along the Mexican Pacific coast, and Tropical Storm Rachel, which has reached the northwestern state of Baja California. Simon has weakened to a Category 2 storm, its eye remaining just offshore as its most powerful winds and rain slammed communities...
Mexico's Economy Ministry imposed a provisional US$68.60 anti-dumping duty on each adult bicycle from China, effective Tuesday 13 October for six months. The post Mexico Sets US$68.60 Duty on Chinese Bicycles appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico arrested “El Cabra”, a presumed Mara 18 leader wanted by El Salvador, in Villahermosa, Tabasco, on 12 October 2026. The post Mexico Arrests Mara 18 Leader “El Cabra” appeared first on The Rio Times.
Only American, Delta and United still fly to Tulum from the US. Here are routes, fares, Cancún options, transfer prices and entry rules for 2026. The post Tulum Flights and Airport Transfer Tips appeared first on The Rio Times.
Monterrey in October 2026: a free book fair, concerts by Pablo Alborán, Alejandro Sanz and Tiësto, and two seasonal parks, day by day. The post What to Do in Monterrey in October 2026: Book Fair and Tiësto appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico detained eight people in the State of Mexico on 10 October. Officials say the main suspect worked for Carlitos Rugrats, wanted by the FBI. The post Mexico Arrests 8 Linked to US-Wanted Carlitos Rugrats appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico closed nine ports, including Manzanillo and Lázaro Cárdenas, as Category 4 Hurricane Simon moved up the coast; 579 were evacuated or sheltered. The post Mexico Shuts Nine Ports, Moves 579 to Safety Over Simon appeared first on The Rio Times.
The Mexican community of Cabo Corrientes faces the risk of a direct hit as the Category 4 storm churns off Jalisco.
Puerto Vallarta businesses board up windows as Hurricane Simon threatens Mexico’s west-central coast.
Mexico's Finance Ministry lifted gasoline tax relief on premium fuel to 71% of the excise and kept diesel's excise at zero for 10 to 16 October. The post Mexico Lifts Premium Gasoline Tax Relief to 71% appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mexico's government unveiled an online child safety decree that tells digital platforms to protect minors from harmful content, without setting any penalties. The post Mexico Unveils Online Child Safety Rules on 9 October appeared first on The Rio Times.
The mother of two Australian surfers murdered in Mexico two years ago with their American friend said "accountability matters".