The International Monetary Fund raised its forecast for this year and trimmed 2027 slightly; its 2026 figure matches the Bank of Mexico's.
City planning institute IMPLAN invites residents to ride on October 17 from City Hall for World Breast Cancer Day; health specialists will staff an information booth.
The bill now goes to the Senate, which has until Oct. 31. Taxpayers who use the program would have to pay their debt in a single payment before Jan. 1, 2028.
With this delivery, the land-regularization program has issued 2,102 deeds in Benito Juárez, according to the city.
The full Chamber upheld the non-resident fee set in committee, along with higher airspace, visa and railway charges. If you live in Mexico, you don't pay it.
Condusef opens its virtual platform on October 15 and will keep it live until March 2027. Here's what to check in your own finances that week.
Quintana Roo's Health Department asks anyone, or any pet owner, whose animal touched the fox to call 998 888 6640 or visit a clinic.
Registration is free and closes October 26 at 3 p.m.; the festival runs October 30 to November 2 in Puerto Juárez.
The cost of the baskets that set Mexico's poverty line rose 4.4% year over year, outpacing headline inflation; restaurant food, onions and tomatoes drove the increase.
DIF Benito Juárez held a session with municipal psychologists at Universidad Humanitas; here are the lines to call if you or someone close needs support.
City and state officials joined the campaign at the CRIT Quintana Roo center and urged families, businesses and schools to take part.
After operating on 150 pets in Tierra Maya, the city announced three more clinics on October 17, 24 and 31 in different neighborhoods.
