CFE to boost generation capacity in Baja California Sur

One report said that the beds set aside for coronavirus patients in an ISSSTE hospital, three IMSS hospital and the state-run General Hospital are all full.

For years 88-year-old Bernabé Rodríguez Tovar has been making and selling pulque in Atotonilco de Tula, Hidalgo.

Police will not just patrol the streets but also carry out criminal investigations under a new policing model approved by a national security organization.

Four Mexican destinations made the top 25 after readers rated cities on sights and landmarks, culture, cuisine, friendliness, shopping and overall value.

Baja California’s Jaime Bonilla announced Tuesday that the state would take over the Playas de Tijuana plaza. The federal government took it back Thursday.

People with knowledge of the oil company’s situation said that Pemex is asking some of its contractors if they can wait until 2021 for payments owed now.

In San Gregorio Atlapulco, the important things in life are family, community and faith and every event is organized to strengthen them.

Loaded with fresh veggies, a little exquisite cheese, some snipped green herbs, and cooked al dente, the flavors can really shine.

Mexico has used distance education to serve rural populations. But nothing done before could prepare for a shutdown of the school system.

Scorpions, earwigs and ants were one thing, but the birds and beasts were another, more welcome feature of rural life in western Mexico.

San Cristóbal Poxtla is a small pueblo with a population under 1,000 but despite its size it is known as as one of the best producers of artisanal cheese.

Make sure you are buying pure, raw, unadulterated, uncooked and unfiltered honey that contains the healthy components you’re buying it for to begin with.

Even though he’s finally Mexico’s chief executive, López Obrador still sees himself as a victim of a mean and corrupt media.

The abuse of vulnerable communities and protected land is not a phenomenon exclusive to non-renewable energy giants.

Mexico City’s air pollution–which contributes to high rates of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases–leaves citizens more vulnerable to the coronavirus.