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Abolishing trusts will be historic blow to science and culture: critics
Several academics have slammed a plan to abolish more than 100 public trusts, asserting that it represents a threat to scientific research.
Supreme Court approves referendum on presidential trials
President López Obrador has secured approval for a controversial referendum on whether his predecessors should face trial for corruption.
Police clash with teachers in efforts to clear rail blockades
State police and the National Guard moved in on teachers in Caltzontzin and Pátzcuaro after negotiations broke down.
Health minister promises free medications, specialty healthcare as of December 1
Jorge Alcocer said the government was complying with its commitment to make specialty health care free as of that date.
Residents fined for filling Oaxaca city potholes: they didn’t have a permit
Citizens who took it upon themselves to fix gaping holes in city streets were fined for not having obtained the proper permits.
Group of young men who serve Catholic Church has origins in Franciscan friars
Los Varones dedicate a year or more to serving the Catholic Church. It is the only group of its kind in Mexico, and perhaps the world.
All-women police division: ‘Abortion Day marchers attacked us without reason’
Mexico City policewomen responding to Monday’s protest say they were attacked with Molotov cocktails and hammers without any reason.
Mathematician warns of coronavirus flare-up as positivity rate stops declining
The percentage of Covid-19 tests that came back positive was coming down but now the trend is changing and the decline has stagnated.
Anaya is back: ex-political leader declares president is a megalomaniac
Ricardo Anaya, who ran for president against López Obrador, has ended a long silence with a scathing rebuke of the latter's performance.
As feds free highway toll plazas in Nayarit, 18 more occupied in just one...
Hijacking toll plazas continues to be a lucrative activity in many parts of Mexico even as the federal government takes action against it.
