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How a Tijuana ceramicist turned desert animals into an interior design concept
Sócrates Medina's ceramics reflect not only his fascination with Tijuana, home to his Perro y Arena design studio, but also Mexico's desert landscapes.
Mexico in Numbers: How do Mexicans spend their time?
Mexicans work nearly 60 hours a week — but INEGI's latest time-use survey reveals stark gender gaps in chores, sleep and free time, plus which state works hardest.
MND Local: A new museum and rising real estate prices in the Guadalajara Metro...
A new museum will open next year in Zapopan, a city in the Guadalajara Metro Area that, thanks to rising real estate prices, now boasts the four most expensive neighborhoods in Mexico.
El Jalapeño: US enacts emergency guacamole rationing protocol following brief avocado import pause
The brief U.S. suspension of avocado imports from Mexico set off a panic among the country's guacamole consumers.
Mexico and My Money: Take our 5-minute survey!
Take our survey to help shape a new weekly series called "Mexico and My Money" — covering banking, currency exchange, investing and more for foreigners.
Made in Mexico: Why UNAM is more than a university
From a colonial university to Mexico’s most influential institution, discover how UNAM shaped the country’s history, culture and public life.
Is Mexico ‘next’? Why Colombia’s deadly quake doesn’t raise the seismic odds here
Mexicans watched in horror videos of this week's devastating quake in Colombia, with many having undergone similar experiences. But even though the two countries share the Pacific Ring of Fire, the seismic activity in one does not affect the other.
Mexico seeks bids for 5G telecom system on 2 new passenger train lines
The Mexico City–Querétaro–Irapuato and Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo rail corridors, currently under construction, are part of an ambitious plan to significantly increase Mexico's connectivity.
Navy seizes nearly 2 tonnes of cocaine off Pacific coast, arrests 6
The interdiction earned the recognition of U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson, who commended the Navy for the bust and the Mexican government for its "decisive actions."
US border wall expansion threatens memory of Porvenir massacre
An access road for construction on the U.S.-Mexico border wall in West Texas threatens the archaeological landscape of Porvenir, the site of a 1918 massacre of ethnic Mexican villagers.
