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Partners in corruption? A file photo of President Peña Nieto, ex-Quintana Roo governor Roberto Borge and union boss Romero.

Pemex workers cast secret ballots for union leaders for the first time

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Members of the Mexican Petroleum Workers’ Union made history this week when they cast secret ballots to elect leaders. But critics labeled it a sham.
Spokesman for the new government, Jesús Ramírez, speaks at a press conference attended by members of the airport consultation advisory council.

Morena strongholds get a big say in vote on future of Mexico City airport

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Polling stations for the vote on the future of the new Mexico City airport will be concentrated in regions where the Morena party has newly-won strongholds.
Roku streaming devices: available once again in Mexico.

Roku wins a round: sales of its streaming device to resume

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Electronics company Roku will resume selling its digital media players in Mexico after the Supreme Court overturned a ban on the streaming device.
A Culiacán man shows his used mattress with the cover removed. One resident said they weren't fit for dogs to sleep on.

‘New’ mattresses given to flood victims ‘smelly, stained and used’

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Victims of last month's flooding in Culiacán, Sinaloa, were the grateful recipients of new mattresses until they discovered they weren't so new after all.
Metal tariffs remain in place.

US maintains metal tariffs, wants quotas on Mexican steel

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The US is seeking to impose quotas on Mexican steel exports in exchange for removing metal tariffs, the incoming government’s chief trade negotiator said.
Polo players at La Patrona in San Pancho, Nayarit.

Play the sport of kings in laid-back San Pancho, Nayarit

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Say the words "Riviera Nayarit" and your mind will likely conjure up thoughts of surfing beaches, secluded bays and water sports. But polo?
Mexico City residents stock up on water containers.

530 tankers will provide water for nearly 4 million people

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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.
A truck gets air during last year's Baja 1000.

Baja 1000 race will go ahead next month despite fine, says tourism official

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The off-road motorsport race will proceed as planned despite federal authorities having provisionally suspending the event and imposing a fine.
Dressed for Halloween? No, Day of the Dead.

October means three days of fun and frolic in which to celebrate death

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October is when all of the snowbirds begin their migration to the balmy climes of Mexico. It is also when Mexicans embrace death.
Butterfly overwintering data since 1994-1995.

Coahuila festival celebrates arrival of monarch butterflies

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The monarch butterflies are coming, which meant it was time for a party in Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila.