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Where’s AMLO? President misses another meeting of world leaders, this one at UN
Another meeting of world leaders is taking place this week and again President López Obrador will be conspicuous by his absence.
International commission laments lack of advances in Ayotzinapa probe
The investigation into the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 dragged on for more than four years under the previous government, and continues to do so.
AMLO on offensive against anti-corruption group over airport, education
President López Obrador blasted a civil society organization for opposing federal projects, chiefly the new airport at the Santa Lucía Air Force Base.
Veteran drug war journalist talks about Mexico’s narco problem, possible solutions
An interview with Ioan Grillo, who has written extensively about the Mexican drug war for newspapers and magazines and authored two books on the subject.
Building that housed first print shop in Americas to reopen in Mexico City
The building that housed the first printing press in the Americas will reopen its doors to the public next week with a Leonora Carrington exhibition.
Mexico joins worldwide Fridays for Future march for action on climate change
Hundreds of people marched in Mexico on Friday demanding that Mexican and world governments take action on climate change.
Mexico will achieve peace without violence: AMLO addresses Nobel Peace laureates
President López Obrador told Nobel Peace Prize laureates in Yucatán that his government is determined to achieve peace without authoritarianism or force.
Mexico City children’s hospital warns cancer drug shortage imminent again
The director of the Federico Gómez Children’s Hospital of Mexico has warned lawmakers of an imminent shortage of the cancer drug methotrexate.
Drought affecting 66% of country after rainfall down 19% this year
The situation is described as “worrying” but water-saving measures are being implemented at a local level depending on the severity of the conditions faced.
The Ayotzinapa prison exodus: Iguala’s once-imperial couple could be next
The alleged masterminds of the abduction of the 43 students who disappeared and were presumably killed in 2014 could soon be released.
