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Families of disappeared Ayotzinapa students call for dismissal of special prosecutor
Sheinbaum recently rebuked Gómez — who faces accusations of embezzlement and bribery — for saying the government is "searching for corpses."
Teachers in Mexico just got a raise. Why are they protesting?
CNTE teachers are protesting around the country. What are their demands, and what does the strike mean for schools and families?
12 injured after hot air balloon crashes near Teotihuacán
Balloon rides remain a popular way to experience México state's spectacular pyramids, despite the risk involved.
Mexico City International Airport kicks off major renovation ahead of World Cup
Authorities cautioned travelers to expect delays while the remodel is underway.
What’s on in CDMX in June?
Delve into the mind of a cinematic auteur, rock with British indie legends or dine in the dark as the capital brings all the excitement you've come to expect.
A new Frida Kahlo Museum is coming to Mexico City
Museo Casa Kahlo, opening this fall in Coyoacán, promises new insights into the artist's family and personal life.
Is Mexico City safe for cyclists?
With all the investment in the capital's cycling programs, how safe is Mexico City for cyclists?
9 fun facts about Mexico City’s Mercado Jamaica
The capital's bustling 24-hour flower market is a thing of beauty. Here are some facts you might have missed.
Sundance Film Festival returns to Mexico City next weekend
The world-renowned Sundance Film Festival is returning for a second CDMX edition with 15 features, five shorts and filmmaker panels at Cinépolis theaters, May 29–June 1.
After 5 years, tourists can once again climb Teotihuacán’s Pyramid of the Moon
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) announced the decision as part of efforts to boost tourism in the Teotihuacán Valley.
Mayor’s personal secretary and advisor murdered in Mexico City
The two victims, close aides of Mayor Clara Brugada, had worked with the ruling Morena party for several years.
Sheinbaum announces 10% pay increase for teachers as unions march in Mexico City
The president also promised to freeze the retirement age for teachers, a point of friction with one of Mexico's most powerful teachers' unions.
Puebla bus accident leaves over 20 dead, more injured
At least 21 killed in a fiery multi-vehicle crash on Puebla’s Tehuacán-Oaxaca highway; authorities continue to investigate the cause.
