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Events of 1,000+ attendees called off in CDMX due to coronavirus fears
Events in Mexico City that bring together more than 1,000 people will be suspended as of this week due to the threat of a widespread coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus count: 29 new cases for total of 82; three in serious condition
There are now 82 confirmed cases of coronavirus Covid-19 in Mexico after the federal Health Ministry announced 29 new cases on Monday night.
Maintain ‘a healthy distance’ to avoid infection, government urges
The government has urged Mexicans to keep 'a healthy distance' from each other to avoid infection from Covid-19 even as the president disregards the advice.
Mexicali brewery no threat to water supply: federal government
The brewery under construction in Mexicali does not pose a threat to the water supply, the federal government says before a public vote on the plant.
Peso continues to slide, falling over 3% against dollar
The peso fell more than 4% to a record low of more than 23 to the United States dollar early Monday before recovering slightly.
Coronavirus cases at 53, 2 in grave condition; schools to begin closing Tuesday
The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 rose to 53 on Sunday, and the Ministry of Public Education announced school holidays would start two weeks early.
Piñata maker takes a swing at globally feared virus
An artisan in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, has injected a little humor into a source of anxiety by creating a new piñata in the shape of the Covid-19 virus.
Coronavirus represents ‘biggest challenge to tourism since World War II’
The global outbreak of coronavirus poses the biggest challenge to tourism since World War II, according to experts at Mexico City's Anáhuac University.
Mexican crafts and craftspeople to be celebrated on March 19
March 19 marks the 'Day of the Artisan' in Mexico and a number of cultural venues will host events where craftspeople display and sell their work.
Holdups, gunfire among perils census takers face on their rounds
Conducting the 2020 national census is proving to be a dangerous business, as census takers in at least two states have been mugged on the job.
