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AMLO reopens ‘Fast and Furious’ case with diplomatic note to US
The federal government has sent a diplomatic note to the United States Embassy to seek information about the decade-old gun-running sting.
Government will announce Wednesday how ‘the new normal’ will look
The federal government will announce a plan outlining “the new normal” as Mexico takes steps to reopen the economy and get back to work.
For the tequila industry, coronavirus has been a boon
The national drink has seen a surge in sales during the pandemic, a bright spot for the economy as it heads into what will likely be a deep recession.
Nurse is a ray of sunshine for Covid-19 patients, families
For some patients, Laura Martínez is the last person they ever see, but the Mexico City nurse makes sure they know their families loved them to the end.
On social media, beer goes for 3,000 pesos for 24 cans in Sonora
Those looking to buy beer have turned to Facebook as have those reselling beer at exorbitant prices after coronavirus shut down production last month.
Spring breakers planning June holiday in Baja California Sur
Some 2,000 spring breakers are expected to return to Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo after coronavirus delayed the annual holiday.
Gold-encrusted rifle seized in suspected gangster’s arrest
A criminal suspect in the state of Puebla was arrested in possession of a gold-encrusted assault rifle in Tehuacán on the weekend.
New injunction halts Maya Train construction in 3 Chiapas municipalities
A court in Chiapas has issued a provisional suspension order against the project, halting construction in three municipalities due to coronavirus concerns.
Virus cases, deaths have surged in past 3 days; no sign that curve is...
Mexico has now recorded more than 30,000 confirmed Covid-19 cases and over 3,000 deaths as the coronavirus pandemic shows no sign of abating.
Maya Train doesn’t slow down for coronavirus. On the contrary, it’s gaining speed
It seems possible that before long the opposition will summon the kind of cross-cultural, bipartisan support capable of toppling the Maya Train project.
