Puebla to be first city to install streetlights that use artificial intelligence

A group of seamstresses in Tabasco has warned President López Obrador that “blood will flow” if the Federal Electricity Commission cuts their power again.

Underwater archaeologists have rediscovered the remains of a sailing ship believed to have been wrecked in the late 18th or early 19th century.

Day laborers from the mountains of Guerrero are migrating north by the thousands to the fields of more northerly states despite stay-at-home orders.

The federal government’s plan to reopen the economy gradually starting June 1 has divided governors; some support the move and others say it is too soon.

The two were rescued unharmed after their car plunged into a sinkhole caused by intense rains in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, early Tuesday.

The World Health Organization has applauded the work and the measures put in place by the government to combat the spread of the coronavirus.

Over 2,000 coronavirus masks have been distributed to 18 locations in the state through an international network of donors and seamstresses.

They’re plentiful, cheap and delicious and healthy too, being low in calories, high in fiber and antioxidants, with generous amounts of vitamins A and C.

The modern concept of reclaiming urban space for agriculture has become popular due to concerns about the environment, food quality and food availability.

The first caver woke it up, the second stepped right on it and the unlucky third person was left to make the apologies.

Betsy McNair saw people going through the dumpster every day hoping to find food or something to sell. She decided to do something about it.

Their shape and mild flavor make poblanos perfect for stuffing, as in Chiles en Nogada, a complex dish traditionally served around Mexican Independence Day.

Why is Mexico not running with open arms toward becoming the leader in clean energy production that it was poised to become a very short time ago?

The last thing Mexico (or the world) needs is a privileged expat telling everyone how to go about their day.

New policy limiting the participation of renewable energy plants in the private sector is a major setback for the development of green projects.