Mexico - Page 2
293 news
Rare CO Chondrite Identified as Dinosaur-Killing Meteorite
A new isotopic study has pinpointed the Chicxulub meteorite as a rare CO chondrite. This finding challenges previous assumptions about its composition and origin. The discovery could reshape our understanding of the mass extinction event.
Powerful 7.3-Magnitude Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Alert off Mexico and Guatemala
A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck near the Chiapas coast, shaking buildings in Mexico and Guatemala. US authorities issued a tsunami alert for Pacific regions. No damage has been reported so far.
Spain Reaches 2026 World Cup Final, Awaits England or Argentina
Spain will play the 2026 World Cup final at MetLife Stadium. The opponent will be decided between England and Argentina. The match is set for July 19 at 21:00. A special 30-minute halftime show is planned.
Citroën 2CV Cocorico: The French Icon Spain Forgot
Forty years after its launch for the 1986 World Cup, the Citroën 2CV Cocorico remains one of the brand’s most elusive and patriotic models. Its bold tricolor design and limited run have turned it into a collector’s gem, even as it fades from Spanish roads.
Vanesa Martín and Julieta Grajales Make Relationship Public on Social Media
Vanesa Martín and Julieta Grajales have confirmed their relationship with a video on social media. The post, featuring moments from Portugal, marks a rare public glimpse into Martín’s private life. Fans responded with messages of support.
Waze Rolls Out AI-Powered Motorcycle Mode and Smarter Navigation
Waze is introducing a suite of updates, including a dedicated motorcycle mode, AI-driven route suggestions, and voice-powered destination search. These changes aim to make travel smoother and more responsive for all users, especially motorcyclists.
Silvana Estrada Brings Latin American Song to Barcelona Stage
Silvana Estrada captivated Barcelona with a concert blending Mexican folk and modern melodies. Her set at Les Nits d’Occident highlighted personal loss, cultural roots, and a new voice in Latin American music.
Albares Calls on Feijóo to Reject Rajoy's Comments on French Team
Spain's Foreign Minister urges Alberto Núñez Feijóo to distance himself from Mariano Rajoy's remarks about the French football team. The dispute highlights growing tensions over the Popular Party's stance on foreign policy and relations with key partners.
América de Cali Defeats Pumas 1-0 in Ciudad Universitaria Friendly
América de Cali secured a 1-0 victory over Pumas in a pre-season match at Estadio Olímpico Universitario. Yeison Guzmán scored the decisive goal. Pumas introduced new signings and a fresh kit, but missed key players due to injury.
Jordi Borja, Urban Planner and Political Figure, Dies at 85
Jordi Borja, a central figure in Barcelona’s urban transformation and democratic politics, has died at 85. His work shaped city planning and public debate. His legacy extends far beyond architecture, influencing generations.
Madrid Offers Free Summer Events: Concerts, Art and Local Traditions
Madrid's summer calendar features free concerts, exhibitions and local festivities. Vallecas hosts the Fiestas del Carmen and Batalla Naval. Art and culture venues present new perspectives for residents and visitors.
Natalia Jiménez Secures Full Custody of Daughter After Prolonged Legal Dispute
Natalia Jiménez has obtained full custody of her daughter after a six-year legal conflict with ex-husband Daniel Trueba. The court ruling allows her to make key decisions for her child and close a difficult chapter.
Eight-Year-Old Girl in Chiapas Builds Solar Water Heater from Scrap
At just eight years old, Xóchitl Guadalupe Cruz López from Chiapas designed a solar water heater using discarded materials. Her homemade system helps families access hot water without relying on firewood, reducing both costs and environmental impact. The project has drawn national attention for its ingenuity and social value.
Club América Targets Borja Iglesias in High-Stakes Transfer Talks
Club América intensifies efforts to sign Borja Iglesias after his World Cup debut. The club’s leadership plans a decisive meeting in Los Ángeles. Celta values the striker at $10 million, making negotiations critical.
ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Mexican Migrant During Arrest in Houston
A Mexican migrant was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Houston after resisting arrest and allegedly using his vehicle against officers. The incident is under investigation by the Department of Homeland Security.
Security Tightened in Mexico City Ahead of Mexico-England World Cup Clash
Mexican authorities are ramping up security for the Mexico-England World Cup match. Recent celebrations left four dead and dozens injured. New restrictions target risky fan behaviors and viral challenges.
Martinelli Steps In for Paquetá as Brazil Faces Norway in World Cup Knockout
Gabriel Martinelli replaces injured Lucas Paquetá in Brazil's starting eleven for the World Cup round of 16 against Norway. Coach Carlo Ancelotti opts for the Arsenal forward after his decisive goal against Japan.
Isaac Del Toro Makes Tour de France History in Barcelona Heat
Isaac Del Toro becomes the second Mexican to win a Tour de France stage. UAE Team controls the Montjuic finale, while Vingegaard narrowly keeps the yellow jersey. The Barcelona stage sets the tone for a challenging week ahead.
Isaac del Toro Joins UAE Team Emirates for 2026 Tour de France Start
Isaac del Toro will make his Tour de France debut with UAE Team Emirates. The Mexican rider is set to support Tadej Pogačar in the 2026 edition. The race begins in Barcelona and features crucial mountain stages.
World Cup: Decisive Matches Set Final Round of 16 Spots
Three crucial World Cup matches on Friday will determine the last teams advancing to the round of 16. Argentina faces Cape Verde, while Australia, Egypt, Colombia, and Ghana all fight for a place in the knockout stage.
FIFA Moves Mexico-England World Cup Match to Avoid Storms
FIFA has advanced the Mexico-England World Cup match to midday to avoid forecasted storms. The Brazil-Norway game may also see a time change. Safety concerns and recent incidents in Mexico influenced the decision.
Argentina, Colombia and African Teams Close World Cup Round of 32
The final three spots in the World Cup round of 16 will be decided today. Argentina, Colombia and the last African teams face crucial matches in the United States. Schedules and lineups are confirmed.
Ester Expósito Faces Time Zone Challenge Following Spain at World Cup
Ester Expósito shares her experience following Spain’s World Cup campaign. The actress highlights the impact of late match times and her enthusiasm for Colombian culture. Her recent trip brought new insights.
Complaint Filed Against Sofía Puente Over Changes to Grandchildren Law
Hazte Oír has filed a legal complaint against Sofía Puente, accusing her of altering the Grandchildren Law in a way that impacts Spain's electoral census. The case centers on changes made during the law's publication in the BOE.
Feijóo Calls for Electoral Reform and Questions Voter Roll Growth
Alberto Núñez Feijóo proposes giving extra seats to the winning party in Congress. He also raises concerns about the growing electoral roll linked to the 'ley de nietos'. The debate intensifies ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Completing the 2026 World Cup Sticker Album Could Cost Over €1,500
The expanded 2026 World Cup means nearly 1,000 stickers to collect, pushing the average cost to finish the official album above the Spanish minimum wage. Probability, luck, and trading now play a bigger role than ever for collectors.
Spain Faces Uncertain Opponents as World Cup Knockout Bracket Takes Shape
The 2026 World Cup knockout stage is forming, with Spain's next rival still unclear. Group results and last-minute goals could shift the bracket. Several high-profile teams are already through or eliminated.
Outrage After Disrespect During Minute of Silence for Venezuela at Spain-Uruguay Match
A minute of silence for Venezuela's earthquake victims was disrupted by shouts during the Spain-Uruguay match in Mexico. The incident sparked widespread criticism and debate on social media.
Three Spaniards Confirmed Dead, 99 Missing After Venezuela Earthquake
Spain's Foreign Minister reports three Spanish citizens dead and 99 unaccounted for after the Venezuela earthquake. Four Spaniards remain trapped under debris. A military plane will repatriate stranded tourists.
RTVE to Rebroadcast Uruguay-Spain World Cup Clash in Prime Morning Slot
RTVE will air the Uruguay-Spain World Cup match live at 2:00 a.m. and offer a full rebroadcast Saturday morning. The move aims to make the crucial Group H fixture accessible for viewers unable to watch overnight.
First Knockout Fixtures Set as 2026 World Cup Group Stage Nears End
The 2026 World Cup group stage is rapidly defining its knockout lineup. Several teams have secured their spots, while others face early exits. Key fixtures and the fate of Spain are now in focus.
Seven Teams Secure Early Spots in 2026 World Cup Round of 32
Seven national teams have already advanced to the 2026 World Cup's new Round of 32. The current standings reveal potential matchups, but group results remain in flux. Key leaders include Mexico, Germany, USA, and Argentina.
Colombia Targets Knockout Stage After Win in World Cup Group
Colombia faces the Republic of the Congo in Guadalajara after a strong start against Uzbekistan. A win would secure their place in the next round. Portugal’s earlier result adds pressure to the group.
Shakira and Manuel García-Rulfo Spark Relationship Rumors After Hollywood Sighting
Photos of Shakira with Manuel García-Rulfo in Hollywood have fueled speculation about a possible romance. The pair were seen leaving a well-known restaurant and later dancing together. Their meeting has quickly become a trending topic.
Ana Torroja launches first self-written album and new international tour
Ana Torroja, iconic voice of Mecano, releases her first album written entirely by herself. The singer, now based in Mexico, begins a new tour across Spain and America, marking a new phase in her career.
Page 2 by 9