The MND News Quiz of the Week: April 4th

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!

Which member of President Claudia Sheinbaum's cabinet resigned this week?

The Health Ministry announced that Mexico's measles cases are falling thanks to how many vaccines administered since mid-February?

What Mexican resort locale did we report was expecting 90% hotel occupancy this week, thanks to an influx of spring breakers?

AtlasIntel's March survey has found Claudia Sheinbaum's presidential approval rating to be at its lowest ever — at what percentage?

A wildlife sanctuary's surveillance video revealed poachers stealing turtle eggs, prompting a Profepa investigation in which state?

Which of Mexico's economic sectors grew in exports to the US by 145% in 2025, taking new auto exports off the No. 1 spot for the first time?

Which food staple is fraudently mislabeled as something else about 33% of the time that it's sold in Mexico, according to a new study?

According to a Mexican think tank report, Mexico's fertility rate has starkly decreased since the 1960s. Which is NOT a reason for this decrease?

President Sheinbaum confirmed a viral video of a woman tanning on a national monument was real. On which national property did it occur?

Mexico's number of airplane passengers dropped in January and February, but which airport had a surprise 18% jump in passenger numbers?

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Dueling skyscrapers: Monterrey’s Torre Rise will soon pass the T.OP Tower 1 as Mexico’s tallest building

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The newcomer, still growing, has equaled the height of Mexico's current tallest building on its way to reaching 101 stories and 484 meters, making it the second tallest in the Americas.

Mexico rejects UN findings that country’s enforced disappearances are crimes against humanity

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The report found no evidence of a deliberate federal policy to commit disappearances, but said that public officials at all levels of government have participated in or allowed the crimes to take place.

Highest housing prices in Mexico? That would be Mexico City, Baja California Sur and Querétaro

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The average price of a house in Mexico is 1.86 million pesos (US $104,323). In Mexico City, that average more than doubles. And if you really want to live in a beach resort community, well, those averages don't apply.
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