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Peso punches below 17 to the US dollar for the second time in a...
Buoyed by a weaker greenback, the Mexican peso appreciated on Wednesday morning to trade below 17 to the US dollar.
MND Local: What to know about crocodile, human encounters in Puerto Vallarta
Officials say crocodiles and humans are interacting more and more in Puerto Vallarta. What can be done?
Mexico’s week in review: Disaster diplomacy and a persistent peso
Mexico sent help to Canada and Colombia this week, while the United States and the peso served up surprises of their own. Read what else shaped the national conversation in Mexico this week.
Ángel Aguirre, ex-Guerrero governor, ordered to stand trial for alleged part in the Ayotzinapa...
Aguirre, who stepped down as governor a month after the forced disapparance of 43 teachers college students, will face trial on charges of destruction of evidence.
Attacks by and towards crocodiles are on the rise in Puerto Vallarta
State and local officials from Jalisco and Puerto Vallarta are tackling a dual challenge of utmost importance to residents and visitors: how to protect crocodiles from humans and how to protect humans from crocodiles.
Most avocado exports to the US have resumed after last week’s suspension
Some of the details of the "threat to U.S. interests" that caused the unilateral suspension have emerged, including intimidation towards U.S. inspectors and a general increase in extortion in Michoacán's avocado-producing belt.
MND Local: Why is Puerto Vallarta so quiet right now?
Summer travel is typically slow in Puerto Vallarta. But not as slow as it is this year. Writer Charlotte Smith ponders why the city is so quiet right now.
Sheinbaum pledges ‘all the support’ Colombia needs following deadly earthquake: Monday’s mañanera recapped
The 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western Colombia this morning was among the topics of concern at today's mañanera, as well as the challenges regarding students' use of mobile devices inside and outside the classroom.
Mexico’s week in review: US suspends avocado certs, fracking studies continue and Peru rift...
From a U.S. ban on Michoacán avocados to a diplomatic thaw with Peru, the first week of August covered a lot of ground — and a fracking decision still hanging in the balance.
Earthquake monitoring is coming to Mexico’s historically underserved northern states
The northern states have few seismic monitoring systems because of the misconception that there is no earthquake activity there. Though severe damage is rare, the dozens of new monitors will provide significant information for research.
