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Baja businesses investigated for water theft, illegal sewage discharges
In total, 400 companies are under investigation for water theft and illegal sewage dumping causing losses of 1.15 billion pesos, over US $50 million.
Mexican-made ventilator ready for coronavirus patients
After a month and a half of development, engineers at the National Institute of Health Sciences and Nutrition are ready to roll out a new ventilator.
Quintana Roo governor expects to welcome tourists June 8-10
The governor is hoping for hotels to get back to work internally on June 1 and prepare their facilities and employees for reopening between June 8 and 10.
At 424, Wednesday’s Covid-19 deaths set a new record; total now over 6,000
There were 2,248 new cases, lifting the cumulative tally to 56,594. There have been more than 2,000 new cases on each of the past seven days.
Jobless join the homeless in lineup for food in Mexico City
The economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic was on stark display in Mexico City on Tuesday night when almost 500 people lined up for food.
Mexico City plans gradual reopening; some industries can resume June 1
Most coronavirus mitigation restrictions are expected to remain in place in Mexico City until June 15, Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said on Wednesday.
No longer a fan of Woody Allen, but still rooting for AMLO
The president's vision of a typical household is basically Norman Rockwell a la mexicana, and he doesn’t seem willing to let go of it for anything.
Homicide numbers decline slightly to 2,950 in April
Security Minister Alfonso Durazo told reporters there were 2,950 homicides last month, a 1.66% decrease compared to the 3,000 murders in March.
Hotels reopening on hold in Los Cabos after June 1 opening postponed
Days after the hotel association announced it was preparing for a partial opening of hotels on June 1, the organization pushed back the date indefinitely.
People are getting out more in 27 states as new virus cases hit a...
More people are leaving their homes more regularly even as the coronavirus continues to worsen: the number of new cases yesterday was the highest ever.
