4 police officers, 2 civilians killed in Veracruz attacks

President-elect López Obrador pledged an additional 10 billion pesos for earthquake recovery and criticized the government’s response to the twin disasters.

The president-elect has hit back at investment bank JP Morgan’s assessment that consulting the public on large infrastructure decisions creates uncertainty.

The governor has asked for a declaration of emergency in the municipalities of El Fuerte and Ahome due to heavy rains.

The first and only fully-automated sugar processing plant in the world is up and running in Irapuato.

The federal electoral tribunal has ordered a recount of votes cast in the July 1 election for governor of Puebla due to irregularities.

Another head has rolled in the morgue-on-wheels affair in Jalisco. The state attorney general was removed from office yesterday.

But while Cuarón himself is a great cheerleader for Mexican cinema his success is unlikely to lead to a wider distribution and exposure of Mexican films.

In a more politically correct society public spectacles involving dwarfs and farm animals would be banned, but this is Mexico.

Different areas of the country produce different sounds, but the continuous soundtrack that is exclusively Mexico’s is prevalent wherever you go.

A beautiful long meadow with white wisps rising from fumaroles, bathing the hillside in steam day and night, makes a great place to camp.

Designers are looking to put Mexico on the map in terms of design and architecture, showing Mexican work to be new, fresh and truly inspiring.