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Monterrey defeated América in their Jornada 10 match of the Liga MX Femenil Apertura 2026, ending América's unbeaten run. With the win, Rayadas remain top of the league table, underlining their dominance in the women's competition. Mexican media coverage focused on the goals, the timeline of the match and what the result means for the fight for supremacy in the Apertura tournament.
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Ticketmaster has activated its 'Jueves 2x1' promotion across Mexico on October 1, offering two tickets for the price of one on selected concerts in Monterrey, Guadalajara and other cities, including shows by Alejandro Sanz, Intocable and Pablo Alborán. Mexican media are publishing full lists of eligible events, while noting that individual service fees still apply to each ticket. The promotion coincides with heavy demand for the 49ers-Vikings NFL game in Mexico City, whose general sale was described as an ordeal, with 2.2 million ticket requests registered.
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Weather in Monterrey, Nuevo León is drawing attention as forecasts warn of strong thunderstorms hitting the area on Thursday, with residents asking when the rain will start. Earlier in the week, the city experienced hot, muggy conditions. Local outlets are publishing daily forecasts as the weather shifts between heat and heavy storms.
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Monterrey's Rayadas came from behind to defeat América Femenil, handing coach Ángel Villacampa his first loss of the campaign. Aerial Chavarin played a key role in the comeback as Monterrey overturned the match against the previously unbeaten visitors. The result is being discussed as a significant statement in Liga MX Femenil, ending América's unbeaten streak and tightening the race at the top of the standings.
- 5OMA to Build 8.7MW Solar Park at Monterrey Airport▼OMA to Install 8.7MW Solar Park at Monterrey Airport
Mexican airport group OMA plans to install an 8.7-megawatt solar park at Monterrey's international airport. The project would supply renewable power to one of Mexico's busiest air hubs and forms part of a broader push by infrastructure operators to cut energy costs and emissions. Details on timelines, contractors and financing have not yet been announced.
- 6OMA Installs 8.7MW Solar Park with Storage at Monterrey Airport▼OMA Installs 8.7MW Solar Park, 49MWh Storage at Monterrey Airport
Mexican airport group OMA has installed an 8.7MW solar park with 49MWh of battery storage at Monterrey International Airport. The project will supply renewable energy to one of northern Mexico's busiest airports, part of a broader push to cut emissions and energy costs across Mexican infrastructure as the country expands its clean energy capacity.