AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDrug Violence in Zacatecas: A once-quieter town in Zacatecas, Pozos de Gamboa, was shaken in July when five bodies were found hanging from a bridge, including a former mayor and other local figures—an abrupt reminder that cartel routes linking central Mexico to the north are still volatile. Indigenous Rights in Yucatán: Yucatán municipalities signed a regional letter of intent to expand daily use of the Maya language, aiming to embed it in schools, public institutions, and urban planning as part of a broader national consultation on Indigenous and Afro-Mexican rights. Environmental Push Against Sargassum: Mexico says it’s ramping up a $115 million plan to tackle record sargassum levels hitting Cancun and nearby areas, using ships, barriers, and large-scale cleanup operations. Food Safety Fallout: Mexico-linked cyclospora concerns continue to ripple through the U.S. food supply chain, with FDA recall updates naming major products and retailers tied to the outbreak.
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