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Small retailers under pressure as organized crime seeks to control public markets
Increased extortion demands and insecurity have put businesses “against the wall,” said one expert, who claimed only 4 states are unaffected.
AMLO to send Congress bill to eliminate daylight saving time; says 71% in favor
Government studies show that changing clocks saves little money and hurts health, the president said to explain the proposed law.
US issues travel warning for COVID; urges caution to travelers in Chiapas
The U.S. CDC raised their health risk for Mexico this week and advised U.S. citizens to get up to date on COVID-19 vaccines before visiting.
Tiger keeper dies after attack in Michoacán
Video footage shows the man was attacked by the privately owned animal just after he patted it through its enclosure.
Hurricane Blas forms off Pacific coast but is staying offshore
Hurricane Blas, a Category 1 storm located off Mexico's Pacific coast, continues to intensify, but is not forecast to make landfall.
Under pressure to resign, PRI boss also under investigation for several crimes
Alejandro Moreno's tenure as leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party–and perhaps his career–appears to be hanging by a thread.
US Coast Guard rescues 2 Mexican fishermen who spent 23 days at sea
The men, who were rescued off the coast of Huatulco, Oaxaca, said they survived the weeks adrift by eating fish and drinking rainwater.
Policy change: Health Ministry announces COVID vaccination for children 5-11
After long maintaining that vaccinating young children against COVID-19 wasn't necessary, the government has changed course.
Judge confirms ban against bullfights at Mexico City bullring
A provisional suspension of bullfights at Plaza México became a definitive ban on Friday, but the bullring intends to fight the decision.
When verdant Xalapa is rationing, it’s time to think about water planning
After watching Xalapa turn shockingly dry and dusty this spring, Sarah DeVries wonders how much Mexico is preparing for droughts.
