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Electricity law could represent another blow for foreign investment: analysts
A law that would overhaul the electricity market to favor the state-owned CFE is predicted to scare off foreign and domestic investment.
Excess deaths well above those of other countries; coronavirus czar unsurprised
Deaths last year were 52% higher than previous years putting the rate of excess deaths well above that in countries with the worst outbreaks.
Flautist, 23, is winner of London music scholarship
A classical flautist from Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, México state, will study in London, England, for four weeks over the summer.
Healing the US-Mexico border divide calls for ingenuity and some chutzpah
A teeter-totter briefly installed at the U.S.-Mexico border wall in 2019 symbolizes the mindset needed for positive immigration solutions.
Electricity commission thanks workers for their efforts—with fake photos
The Federal Electricity Commission has bungled an attempt to thank its employees for restoring power after a major outage last week.
More restrictions eased in Mexico City as hospital occupancy drops
Coronavirus restrictions were eased slightly on Monday although the capital remains at high risk on the federal government stoplight map.
Alert over natural gas shortage lifted after Texas cancels export ban
The National Gas Control Center has ended its “critical alert” for the national gas system after Texas lifted its temporary ban on exports.
An 1800s mansion once for Mexico’s elites now endures time’s ravages
Jalisco's La Florida, a wealthy family's 1800s vacation home, once hosted President Porfirio Díaz and was the site of Mexico's first movies.
Official count is 2 million coronavirus cases but university says it’s at least 17...
The real case tally is at least nine times higher than the official total and could be up to 26 times higher, according to UNAM estimates.
Analysts see series of self-inflicted problems that contributed to gas crisis
The federal government and the Federal Electricity Commission must shoulder part of the blame for the natural gas shortage, analysts say.
