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Supermarket seniors among jobless due to coronavirus
Supermarket chains announced that senior citizens who work as baggers won't be permitted to do their jobs while Covid-19 remains a threat to their health.
For as many as 700,000 Mexicans, coronavirus could be lethal
The Pan American Health Organization is predicting that there will be as many as 700,000 serious, potentially fatal, cases of Covid-19 in Mexico.
Peso hits record low, selling in banks at 25 to US dollar
The Mexican peso fell to a new record low against the US dollar on Monday as the coronavirus continues to take a heavy toll on economies around the world.
In quarantine? Here are 6 museums you can visit without leaving home
Although Mexico's museums are shut due to Covid-19 restrictions, some offer online tours, enabling those in quarantine to browse their collections.
Asylum seekers’ program seen as successful, but the process is long
Asylum applications take months to conclude during which applicants must navigate a complex administrative system, geographic restrictions and xenophobia.
General Motors, Volkswagen announce temporary plant closures
More automobile manufacturers have announced that they will temporarily close plants and take other precautionary measures in response to coronavirus.
Central bank cuts benchmark rate to 6.5% in response to pandemic
The Bank of México cut the rate by 50 basis points on Friday in response to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Sonora municipality first in the country to declare curfew
The town of Nacozari de García announced a curfew from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. in response to cases of Covid-19 in the state.
Covid-19 cases rise to 164; health council declares it ‘serious disease’
The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 increased by 46 on Thursday, and the General Health Council declared it a 'serious disease.'
Is a Canadian expat the first coronavirus case in Baja California Sur?
Despite having all the symptoms, getting a test proved to be impossible for San José del Cabo resident Dawn Pier.
