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Destinations prepare for spring breakers but in fewer numbers than pre-pandemic
Mexico’s top tourist destinations are bracing for an influx of tourists over spring break, but are still expecting fewer than before the COVID-19 pandemic.
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US secretary of state voices concern over risks for Mexican journalists
'The high number of journalists killed in Mexico this year and the ongoing threats they face are concerning,' Antony Blinken said on Twitter.
Travel time from city to Felipe Ángeles in line with other major airports
A chilango's commute from the central zócalo to AIFA will be on par with airport commutes from the centers of Boston, London and Beijing.
Forces help displaced Zacatecas townspeople return home — for their belongings
Soldiers and police escorted them to retrieve belongings, a year after cartel warfare turned their Zacatecas community into a ghost town.
It’s OK to lust for lemons
There’s a time and place for the citrus fruit, even when you live in Mexico, where the citrus of choice by far is the ubiquitous lime.
Who are the good guys to root for in Mexico’s endless, routine protests?
When protesters use threats or violence to achieve goals you would normally support, then it gets really confusing to know where you stand.
The bad guys are gone from Aguililla, Michoacán, but the land mines remain
Residents who returned after authorities drove out the cartels say they fear their own farms for the deadly remnants of a turf war.
AMLO’s son denies conflict of interest in million-dollar Texas homes
President López Obrador's US-based son has denied any conflict of interest in relation to his family's past and present living arrangements.
State looms over Latin America’s hopes to exploit ‘white gold’ of lithium
Experience suggests that a successful lithium policy involves a stable regime with a fair split of revenues. But Mexico has other ideas.
Finally get that book done with the Literary Sala’s February workshops
Has the pandemic made you think about finally trying to write that novel in your head? The San Miguel Literary Sala offers help this month.
