Law & Justice
Mexico's Supreme Court grants Indigenous communities historic right to participate in constitutional disputes
In a narrow 5-4 decision, Mexico's highest court ruled Tuesday that Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities can join constitutional controversies as interested third parties, ending centuries of exclusion from these critical legal proceedings....
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Health, Education & Social Policy
Morelos converts drug lord's former ranch into educational facility and health center
The El Paraíso ranch in Atlacholoaya, once owned by convicted drug trafficker Edgar Valdez Villarreal, will be transformed into a technological agricultural high school focusing on traditional medicine and Indigenous knowledge, alongside a health cente...
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Business & Economy
Mexican peso strengthens to 16.95 per dollar as US Treasury action weakens greenback
The Mexican peso reached its strongest level since June 2024 on Wednesday, trading at 16.95 to the dollar, driven by broad US dollar weakness following a Treasury bond buyback announcement and a pause in tariffs on Canadian goods....
