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Mexico’s economy added just 551,000 jobs in a year, but the headline figure masks a deeper problem: The formal sector has been shrinking for five quarters running.
After a tough first quarter for the Mexican economy, President Sheinbaum shared 12 pieces of good economy news and endorsed a bill to combat foreign interference in Mexican elections.
One of Mexico’s most-visited ancient sites has new pathways, museums and security checkpoints, just in time for a World Cup-driven surge in visitors.
The main goal of the new program is to create conditions for Mexico’s health sovereignty, that is, its future ability to meet the pharmaceutical needs of its population through domestic…
Individuals abroad sent $61.79 billion to Mexico in 2025, but the money didn’t land evenly. See which states got the most in this week’s edition of Mexico in Numbers.
The violence has complicated an already tense situation, with the striking teachers abandoning negotiations and calling for the jailing of the mayor of the town where the attack took place.
80% of flowering plants depend on pollinators like bees for their survival, but habitat loss, pesticides, monoculture farming and drought are putting many bee populations at risk.
Why did Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, use her daily news conference to tell citizens not to watch TV Azteca? Writer María Meléndez explains the backstory for what has become a…
Summer is the time to prepare some of our seasonal favorites, ranging from watermelon salad to traditional Mexican salsa and avocado ice cream.
Rising development is threatening endangered turtles in Puerto Vallarta, while scorpion stings are one of many dangers as the Bay of Banderas region braces for its hot and rainy season.
