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Later today, Sheinbaum said there will be a presentation of new “lines of inquiry” in the 2014 case of the 43 missing students. The president also shared August job numbers…


Hurricane Polo remains a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of approximately 185 kilometers per hour and gusts of up to 220 kilometers per hour. It is forecast to…

Student safety at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos (UAEM) is under scrutiny after six students have been murdered in the state this year, including Spanish exchange student…

According to an analysis of the proposed 2027 budget by the think tank México Evalúa, the government is projected to earn net oil revenue of 127 billion pesos (US $7.1…

The tourism woes of the once-thriving coast-and-culture destination have both contributed to and will suffer from Aeroméxico’s decision, which will further the emptying of Tulum’s Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport.

The sharp depreciation on Monday came just weeks after the return of the “super peso” was proclaimed at a time when the peso was trading at below 17 to the…

Thousands of Guanajuato residents and visitors will be looking upward from the historic city center Saturday night as acrobats and tightrope walkers perform at high altitude in a spectacular joint…

Non-citizens have the right to file medical malpractice complaints in Mexico, but practical obstacles and lax regulation have made it difficult. A new case offers a glimpse of a better…



After providing a sanctuary for sea turtles, crocodiles and the mangroves that protect the Oaxaca coast, La Ventanilla emerged as one of Mexico’s best ecotourism destinations.

“It serves rich and poor alike, because everyone gets tired,” says a UNAM sociologist about Mexico’s most ubiquitous seating option, the Monobloc plastic chair.

Mexico City residents took to the streets to celebrate, albeit slowly, after officially reclaiming the title of “world’s worst traffic.”

Learn this simple trick with Spanish verbs that can help you take your language learning to the next level.

Jim and Carol Cook are now better known as the “Hacienda Hunters” thanks to their love of finding Mexico’s colonial ruins, writes John Pint.

Kathryn Sikkink from the Harvard Kennedy School offers step-by-step instructions for Americans living in Mexico to cast absentee ballots in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections, and explains why it matters.

Thousands have sinkholes have opened around the Guadalajara Metro Area, so drivers should exercise caution on their way to the exciting array of upcoming cultural events, writes Dawn Stoner.


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