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American Composer David Serkin Ludwig will assess four Mexican conservatory students' works in an online webinar which the public can watch along for free.

Music festival gives young composers chance to learn from world’s best

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The San Miguel Chamber Music Festival is allowing the public to watch as composer David Serkin Ludwig mentors Mexican composition students.
The president fields reporters' questions at the daily press conference.

AMLO’s press conferences ‘instrument of misinformation:’ press freedom body

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President López Obrador's press conferences constitute “a worrying instrument of misinformation,” according to a press freedom group.
party time in Tulum.

‘Covid can get screwed:’ having fun is the priority for spring break visitors

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Although the coronavirus remains a very real threat to people's health, the pandemic is no longer a barrier to tourism in Quintana Roo.
cp and KSC

Kansas City Southern announces US $29bn merger with Canadian Pacific Railway

Canadian Pacific Railway’s proposed takeover of Kansas City Southern is a bet on smooth commerce between Canada, the US and Mexico.
crime scene

February homicides down 5%; lowest level since AMLO took office

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Homicides declined 5.3% in February compared to February last year, reaching their lowest level since President López Obrador took office.
Members of the National Guard patrol the southern border with Guatemala.

US officials visit Mexico and Guatemala to discuss migration

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The Biden administration battles a growing political crisis over the rising number of unaccompanied migrant children crossing the border.
Four-week-old Cannoli newly arrived to her furever home.

Kitten season: not as happy a time of year as it might sound

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Cats can give birth year-round, but both temperature and varying day length seem to lead to more babies being born during certain periods.
Migrants in Tijuana kneel at the border

In Tijuana, 1,500 migrants are hopeful the new US president will let them in

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Hundreds of migrants camped out in a tent city outside the El Chaparral pedestrian crossing, praying President Biden will let them in.
pfizer vaccine

Health minister warns of possible third wave of Covid, assures vaccines are safe

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Mexico could see a third wave of the virus, Deputy Health Minister Hugo López-Gatell warned as the official death toll approached 200,000.
One of five inmates vaccinated in Cozumel.

Inoculating prison inmates against Covid sparks debate in Quintana Roo

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The vaccination of five inmates has triggered debate over whether criminals should be given priority over other citizens.