30 people break into and loot Oaxaca supermarket

The municipality of San Pedro Mixtepec, Oaxaca, began a mandatory mask program on October 16 but it doesn’t appear to be catching on.

Assaults are on the rise, especially on the highways leading to and from Caborca, Puerto Peñasco and Puerto Lobos. 

The court refused to grant bail to former Salvador Cienfuegos, rejecting an argument that the ex-defense minister was not a flight risk.

President López Obrador contradicted the Health Ministry, rejecting its assertion that eight states are facing new outbreaks.

Plans to force fund managers to slash their commissions as part of a pension overhaul has triggered threats of litigation.

Geographical indication protects the wooden figurines at the national and international levels against plagiarism and piracy.

For cooking with coffee, recipes abound. Italian tiramisu, waffles, chocolate cake or brownies all benefit from the addition of coffee.

With Day of the Dead and Halloween coming up thoughts turn to the hereafter at this time of year. And Mexico has many ghost stories.

There are so many protected places to pitch your tent — parks, campgrounds and private property — that safety is not a problem.

Like tomatoes, they’re a fruit belonging to the nightshade family.

The list of Magical Towns makes for a good starting point for those looking to see something more than beaches.

The waterless toilets are an especially clever invention at this eco-destination in Jalisco.

The film Soylent Green triggers thoughts on how the three most populous nations in the Americas see the environment—or how they don’t see it.

Having lived part or full-time in Mexico for over 25 years, the thought of not returning seems inconceivable.

Monuments to the explorer should be put in museums rather than on public display.