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Environmental activist who fought illegal mining murdered in Chiapas
An environmental activist from Tabasco who worked to preserve the habitat of howler monkeys was found dead yesterday in Chiapas.
Refugee agency overwhelmed with 18,000 applications from asylum seekers
Amid a surge in demand from asylum seekers Mexico's tiny refugee agency has turned to the United Nations for assistance to open three new offices.
Collected artistic traditions of Mexico are under one roof at this city market
Mexico City’s artisan market in Colonia Centro gathers the handmade crafts and traditions of the entire country.
A journey through one of the oldest neighborhoods in Mexico
El Cerrillo in San Cristóbal de las Casas hosts some of the city's top attractions, from the artisan market to the museum and library in Casa Na Bolom.
Maya Train’s study costs are not out of line, says project’s developer
The costs of initial studies for construction of the train are below international standards for similar projects, according to the Tourism Promotion Fund.
Interjet restructures, drops 4 routes in US, opens 5 in LatAm
Interjet has announced it will phase out four Mexico-US routes and four within Mexico, while at the same time opening new routes to South America.
Archaeological sites see visitor numbers decline for first time in four years
The number of foreign visitors to sites managed by the National Institute of Anthropology and History dropped 5% in January and February.
UN refugee agency helps provide sports facilities for locals and migrants
Migrants in southern Mexico will be able to get their exercise with new and renovated sports facilities thanks to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
Chiapas indigenous groups mark revolutionary’s death by rejecting train
Indigenous groups rejected the federal government’s Maya Train at rallies in Chiapas to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Emiliano Zapata.
INAH announces restoration of historic Querétaro bridge
The National Institute of Anthropology and History has approved a project to restore a historic 18th-century bridge in San Juan del Río.
