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Chaos, crowds and long waits greet opening of Covid vaccinations in Puebla
Seniors criticized the Puebla capital's Covid-19 vaccination efforts this week, saying they waited for hours despite having appointments.
Despite new system to buy and distribute medications shortages continue
Mexico is still facing medication shortages eight months after signing an agreement with the UN to collaborate on the purchase of medicines.
4 Tulum cops investigated for murder after migrant woman dies during arrest
Four municipal police officers are in custody and under investigation for murder following the death of a Salvadoran woman.
Government takes another step toward greater control of energy sector
Bill would give government the authority to suspend permits granted to private companies that operate in any part of the oil industry.
Beautiful beaches, curious customs and magical mangroves await in San Blas
This idyllic coastal Nayarit community offers sand, surfing and boat rides through an extraordinary jungle-like estuary with exotic wildlife.
As death toll hits 200,000, health minister criticizes media for reporting it
Deputy Health Minister Hugo López-Gatell was critical of media outlets for focusing on 'the saddest side of the epidemic.'
Beware the politics behind vaccines from China, Russia, US official warns
A senior official warned Mexico to be wary of their Covid-19 vaccines because they are motivated by their own political interests.
1,100 evacuated after winds fan flames of Nuevo León forest fire
A total of 1,100 people in at least 14 communities of the Sierra de Santiago region were evacuated overnight Wednesday.
Farmers group says corn production likely to miss forecast by 3 million tonnes
Yields will likely be about 3 million tonnes lower than the government is forecasting, according to a corn farmers' association.
It’s proving to be a bad year for wildfires, says forestry agency
Mexico had recorded 1,684 forest fires as of March 11, affecting 29,559 hectares of land, according to the National Forestry Commission.
