Power outage affects 1.6 million electrical customers on Yucatán peninsula

Two Mexican companies will invest more than US $1 billion to build a 3,000-room hotel and 10,000-square-meter convention center in Cancún.

President López Obrador officially inaugurated construction of the Santa Lucía airport on Thursday, declaring that it will open in early 2022.

Unauthorized changes to heritage sites and the proliferation of bars pose a risk to historical neighborhoods in the Mexico City borough, residents say.

In the largest deportation in the country’s history, Mexico’s National Immigration Institute sent 311 undocumented migrants back to India on Wednesday.

Oscar-nominated actress Yalitza Aparicio and computer programmer Paola Villarreal are among the British Broadcasting Corporation’s 100 Women of 2019.

Two armed men entered a classroom at a secondary school in Cacahoatán, Chiapas, this week and robbed 30 students and a teacher.

Gender-based division of labor traditionally kept people healthy: there was someone there to make several meals a day with fresh and healthy ingredients.

The root of opposition to admissions exams seems to be the belief that only those who go to college get jobs with a decent salary. That is the real scandal.

Four competing drug cartels are extorting avocado producers, showing how the fruit is becoming an increasingly important source of illicit profits.

From medical care to basic utilities to dining out, the cost of living is unbelievably low in Mexico.

Jalisco archaeologists keep digging up strange, new — and at the same time very old — things in the vicinity of Arandas, 100 kilometers east of Guadalajara.