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Lookout points provide Covid-safe picnicking with a gorgeous view
In these socially distanced times, Mexico's miradors, or lookout points, offer open-air locales with only a few other visitors around.
San Miguel NGO marks ‘Giving Tuesday’ with food hampers for needy
A San Miguel de Allende charity is taking transparency to the next level by live-streaming its distribution of 500 care packages.
‘We’re not lying, Mr. President, we’ve lost everything:’ residents describe tragedy in Macuspana
Residents of a severely flooded town in the Tabasco municipality where President López Obrador grew up are desperately appealing for help.
Caught between a river and the sea, this town has been flooded for a...
Flooding has been severe across much of Tabasco but the residents of a town wedged between a river and the sea are worse off than most.
US travelers look to Mexico for Thanksgiving getaways
This year, top international destinations were all in Mexico, including Cancún, San José del Cabo, and Puerto Vallarta.
Tabasco flood victims will receive 8,000 pesos and appliance vouchers
Households affected by flooding in Tabasco will receive 8,000 pesos (US $395) and vouchers exchangeable for domestic appliances.
Lake Chapala, Jalisco, provides fun and relaxation in many forms
Gorgeous Lake Chapala, Jalisco, is peaceful but has plenty to do. It's the perfect weekend antidote to the bustle of city life.
Peña Nieto surfaces on social media to send condolences to AMLO
After a seven-month silence, former president Enrique Peña Nieto reappeared on social media but not to refute corruption allegations.
Authorities now estimate 900,000 affected by flooding in Tabasco
The affected citizens live in 1,305 communities across the state, according to the Tabasco government.
State of dams is unknown due to lack of money and personnel
The inspection frequency of Mexico's dams doesn't come close to meeting international standards.
