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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.
Smooth, tangy feta takes even everyday recipes to the next level
Crumble it, blend it, spread it: this cheese only made in certain regions of Greece transforms even a plain dish into something truly special.
US warns citizens against traveling to Mexico this month
The US has issued an alert advising citizens not to travel to Mexico for spring vacations, citing the high number of Covid-19 cases.
Mexico City’s metal barrier becomes memorial for thousands of victims of femicide
Mothers of murdered girls and women and members of feminist collectives have turned a metal barrier erected in Mexico City into a memorial.
‘A macho wall of shame:’ government erects 3-meter metal wall for women’s day march
Barriers around the National Palace in Mexico City have stoked more anger against the government for indifference over gender-based violence.
CDMX hospital occupancy continues to drop; Baja California to go yellow
The capital will remain at the high risk level on the coronavirus stoplight map next week even though hospital occupancy continues to decline.
Mexico’s increasingly complicated immigration policy (dilemma)
The president nimbly dealt with the issue of Mexican workers in the US last week but punted on the thornier issue on its southern border.
An 1800s mechanic who ‘could fix anything’ left his mark on a Jalisco city
He was so renowned in his city that the street where a grateful textile manufacturer once gave him a free home is named after him.
