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Just 22 vaquita porpoises remain and illegal gillnets could soon wipe them out
Only 22 vaquita marina porpoises remain in the Gulf of California, a biology professor said, warning that the species could become extinct within months.
6 years after citizens rose up in arms, it’s even worse now in Michoacán
Six years after citizens staged an uprising against Los Caballeros Templarios and other criminal groups in the Tierra Caliente, violent crime is even worse.
‘We’re doing very well,’ AMLO says in response to new poll results
President López Obrador declared that his government is “doing very well” after a new poll showed that he has an approval rating of 78%.
Malinalco: small-town charm and a unique archaeological site
Malinalco is not a place shouted about in the guidebooks, but most Mexico City residents know it as a rural respite just a few hundred miles away.
Standard & Poor’s lowers credit rating outlook to negative
The agency lowered its outlook from stable to negative, stating that there was a one-in-three chance of a downgrade over the coming year.
University probed after $156-million transfer from foreign bank accounts
The University of Hidalgo is under investigation for money laundering after it received US $156 million from accounts in Switzerland and other countries.
Federal government to release years of pre-1985 police files
The government will release previously-classified files including those relating to political persecution, human rights violations and corruption.
Helicopter tapes released; results of crash probe expected at year end
The government said that there was no evidence that foul play caused the crash of the helicopter in which the governor of Puebla was killed.
Completion of Mexico City’s huge drainage tunnel scheduled for July
A 10-year-long megatunnel project in Mexico City will be completed on July 10, the head of the National Water Commission has announced.
Northern governor says southerners lazy; ‘cut out his tongue:’ says one
Nuevo León Governor Jaime “El Bronco” Rodríguez, known for being blunt, labelled southerners lazy. A southerner promptly labelled Rodríguez an idiot.
