The MND News Quiz of the Week: November 22nd

What's been going on in the news this week? Our weekly quiz is here to keep you on top of what’s happening in Mexico.

Get informed, stay smart.

Are you ready?  Let’s see where you rank vs. our expert community!

An American citizen living in Tijuana is facing 20 years in prison for what crime?

Which Mexico City metro line reopened this week after a total overhaul?

Google is set to open it's first AI lab in Mexico. Where?

The state of Jalisco is set to get 1500 new "safe spaces" for women threatened by domestic violence. Where will they be located?

A brand new "F1 quality" test track has opened in Mexico City. Which cars will be available to drive there?

Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico in 2025 has already exceeded the 2024 total. How much money has been invested?

National Coordinator of Digital Infrastructure Jorge Luis Pérez Hernández believes Mexico is 3 years away from what achievement?

Something mysterious is afoot in the state of Tamaulipas. What?

Puerto Vallarta's international airport is getting a new U.S. connection. Where to?

Tabasco's Fatima Bosch has triumphed at the 2025 Miss World contest. Where was the contest held?

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Guadalajara city center

MND Local: New flights, fashion charity and Michin Aquarium in Guadalajara

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Not only is it easier to get to Guadalara this summer thanks to new flights, but there are some sweet deals on underwater adventure being offered by the city's Michin Aquarium.
Clara Brugada tree-planting annuncement

Mexico City launches drive to plant a million native trees in underserved boroughs by 2030

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Unlike most other reforestation programs, this one will be totally urban, focused on sidewalks and median strips, using only native species and with the saplings planted and cared for by scholchildren in many cases.

Sinaloa capital’s Independence Day celebrations set to return after 2 years

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The interim governor's announcement that the Grito will be celebrated next month was welcome not only because it promises the return of patriotic revelry but also because it hints that Sinaloa's nightmare of violence and fear does not have to last forever.
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