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Despite visible reminders of poverty, Mexico’s affluence trends upward
Late-model cars and well-stocked supermarkets are everyday signs proving what statistics show: Mexico's poverty rate is mostly declining.
In Cancún, international travelers can clear immigration in less than 2 minutes
The immigration department says visitors can enter the country through Cancún’s international airport in two minutes or less.
Vaccine was shipped without paperwork; 800,000 doses remain in storage
Sinovac vaccine that arrived last Saturday remains in storage because it was not accompanied by paperwork certifying the quality of the shots.
When that green stoplight sends our kids back to school, we must be ready
A plan for safe in-person classes, vaccines for teachers, and keeping schools out of bankruptcy will all be crucial. Just how ready are we?
AMLO invited Joe Biden to visit newly-constructed roads in Oaxaca
The president revealed Tuesday that he had invited the US president to visit rural roads recently built by residents of Oaxaca.
Another 25,000 Covid deaths forecast by June 1 but Easter could be negative factor
Mexico's official Covid-19 death toll will reach almost 210,000 by June 1, according to a United States-based health research institute.
Home Depot to invest 3.3 billion pesos in e-commerce, physical stores
The company is investing in its website to give online customers essentially the same shopping options as they have in physical stores.
No red states on coronavirus map; yellow predominant as case numbers on wane
There will be no red light maximum risk states for the next two weeks after the government presented an updated coronavirus stoplight map.
Pemex lost nearly half a trillion pesos last year, faced ‘worst crisis’ in its...
The company reported a loss of 480.96 billion pesos (US $23 billion), a 38.2% increase compared to its 2019 loss.
Not so fast: governments put brakes on private schools’ plan to reopen
The Ministry of Education has pushed back against a recent call by private schools to reopen starting March 1.
