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Vaccination process in Oaxaca has been ‘a disaster;’ governor blames feds for poor planning
One problem was that some seniors lined up for more than 24 hours to receive a vaccine in Oaxaca city, said Governor Alejandro Murat.
Hidalgo woman, 75, dies 40 minutes after receiving Covid vaccination
A 75-year-old woman died shortly after receiving a dose of vaccine but there is no indication that her death was linked to the shot.
Court rules archaeological institute must repair historic Mexico City church
The National Institute of Anthropology and History must repair a 16th-century church damaged during two earthquakes and two fires.
NASA’s hunt for life’s origins on Mars echoes an ongoing search in Mexico
In the Chihuahuan Desert's Cuatrociénegas Valley, Mexican scientists are studying the evolution of extraterrestial life in the universe.
Judge suspends new electricity bill on competition, environmental grounds
A court has ordered its provisional suspension, ruling that it could harm free competition and cause irreparable damage to the environment.
Project maps opium poppy cultivation; production centered in 59 municipalities
There are 59 main opium poppy-growing municipalities in six states, according to a project that mapped production of the illicit crop.
International Women’s Day highlights work still needed on gender equality
Gender parity, safety, femicide: half of Mexico's population have some concerns they'd really like to see the nation properly address.
Drought conditions now affect 82.9% of Mexican territory; northeast is worst affected
More than four-fifths of Mexico is currently in drought, a situation that poses a significant threat to farmers' capacity to produce food.
Indigenous town in Hidalgo wants a vote on whether to vaccinate
Residents are demanding that the federal government respect their right to decide whether they want to be vaccinated against Covid-19 or not.
Museum educates on coconut’s value to Zihuatanejo and beyond
The Museo del Coco, in the village of Coacoyul, seeks to teach about the cultural and historic importance of this originally Asian fruit.
