The outlook for the coming year will depend a great deal on the success of Covid vaccination.
Stories by Shannon Collins
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Feminist protests reveal deeply embedded structural issues in society and culture
The Mexican state has no solutions to gender-based violence and very little inclination to look for them.
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Mexicans have fond and vivid memories of Diego Maradona
The Argentinian soccer player was the big attraction at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico City.
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Report condemns business practices in Mexico during Covid pandemic
The Business and Human Rights Resource Centre found corporate negligence was ignoring workers’ rights and putting their lives at risk.
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The nebulous, non-linear space that is Mexico’s southern border
On the ground, the fundamentals of the border are that it is a wild and rule-free place for both animals and humans.
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Hiding in plain sight: crisis and climate change in the southern jungle
On the Yucatán peninsula the crisis means a catastrophe in the Mayan Jungle, where it has been devastating the biosphere for a generation.
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Social and environmental tensions rise in the Yucatán peninsula
The Maya Train and expansion of renewable energy and pig farming create divisions and tensions in the communities they purport to benefit.
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Campeche was first state to go yellow. Is it a blessing or a curse?
Though good news, the yellow light acts as a smokescreen for a number of other socio-political issues ongoing in the region.