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530 tankers will provide water for nearly 4 million people
When the water is turned off for 3.8 million people in 13 boroughs of Mexico City, 530 tanker trunks will be called on to keep people supplied.
Baja 1000 race will go ahead next month despite fine, says tourism official
The off-road motorsport race will proceed as planned despite federal authorities having provisionally suspending the event and imposing a fine.
October means three days of fun and frolic in which to celebrate death
October is when all of the snowbirds begin their migration to the balmy climes of Mexico. It is also when Mexicans embrace death.
Coahuila festival celebrates arrival of monarch butterflies
The monarch butterflies are coming, which meant it was time for a party in Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila.
Extortion in Acapulco: from taxi drivers to banana boat operators, everyone pays
Taxi drivers, beer vendors, hammock peddlers, masseurs and banana boat operators are all among those targeted by criminal gangs in the resort city.
Cerro del Teúl in Zacatecas: 1-kilometer trail through 18 centuries of history
Archaeological site considered important because it was occupied continuously for 17 to 19 centuries is now open to the public.
Apple Leisure to invest US $1 billion in six new hotels in Quintana Roo
Travel and hospitality conglomerate Apple Leisure Group will invest US $1 billion to open six new hotels in Quintana Roo.
AMLO’s fracking stance seen as bad news for meeting natural gas needs
President-elect López Obrador’s opposition to hydraulic fracturing is “bad news for gas supply,” a prominent business leader claims.
Inadequate refrigeration in Jalisco’s mobile morgues means bodies decompose
Not only was the refrigeration system inadequate to store the bodies, the solution to overcrowded morgues was an expensive one.
Quintana Roo beaches sargassum-free by year end: authorities
Sargassum amounts are decreasing in Quintana Roo but some of it will remain — as houses.
