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Mexicans judge the USMCA trade deal’s first year a success
Almost halfway through his term President López Obrador has divided Mexicans. But one thing they do agree on is that the USMCA is a success.
Border closure boosted sales of Mexican businesses by an estimated 40%
Some businesses in northern border cities have seen their sales increase by up to 40% due to the Covid-induced border closure.
Universal Covid vaccination will be applied in 5 states to fight third wave
The government will ramp up vaccination in the five states with the lowest vaccination rates in its strategy to blunt the third wave.
AMLO suggests Cuba, ‘example of resistance,’ be declared World Heritage site
The president also suggested that a common market similar to the European Union model could be created in Latin America.
Stoplight colors change for the worse as the coronavirus surge continues
Mexico City and México state will switch to high risk orange on the stoplight map as the third wave of the pandemic continues to worsen.
After waiting 10 months, hospital receives its 20mn peso prize from airplane raffle
A hospital in Tamaulipas has finally received its prize money more than 10 months after the federal government's 'presidential plane' raffle.
Lupita fled violence in Michoacán only to find more in Tijuana
A Michoacán mother forced to leave her home after being kidnapped by police and handed over to a gang is immersed in violence once again.
Tensions rise in southern Sonora as 10 Yaqui men disappear
The men, members of the Yaqui community in Loma de Bacúm, were last seen on July 14 traveling between ranches in the municipality of Bacúm.
Renowned sculptor gained international fame for his work in snow and ice
Abel Ramírez, an acclaimed sculptor who represented Mexico at international ice and snow sculpture competitions died this week at 78.
Government spent US $300 million on spyware, including kickbacks: investigator
The governments led by Felipe Calderón and Enrique Peña Nieto purchased spyware from an Israeli company, which paid kickbacks to officials.
