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Mexico shaping up as one of worst health and economic casualties of virus
Mexico surpassed its “catastrophic” worst-case scenario of 60,000 Covid-19 deaths on Saturday.
Tabasco restaurant serving traditional cuisine among world’s top 20
A restaurant specializing in pre-Hispanic cuisine has made it onto the list of the top 20, compiled by Travel + Leisure and Food and Wine.
Electricity commission has ‘abandoned’ Baja California, governor charges
Governor Jaime Bonilla has accused the commission of abandoning the state as it seeks a solution to its energy crisis with a new solar plant.
Mexico City remains at orange virus risk level but theaters allowed to reopen
Mexico City will remain at the high-risk level for the coronavirus for the ninth straight week, but some restrictions will be eased.
Chocolate: a gift from Quetzalcóatl to Mexico and the world
The cacao tree, which the Aztecs believed was stolen from paradise to give to man, has been grown for at least 4,000 years.
State rides out hurricane; damage limited to slides and flooding
The state successfully rode out Hurricane Genevieve, which skimmed the Baja Peninsula earlier this week as a category 1 storm.
Lozoya blaming others to protect himself: former cabinet minister
Luis Videgaray, who served in the government of ex-president Enrique Peña Nieto, has rejected accusations by the former Pemex CEO.
Covid deaths reach 59,000; hospitalizations on rise in Mexico City
The death toll is on the cusp of reaching a figure that the coronavirus czar once said could only be reached in a “catastrophic scenario.”
8 places in western Mexico to escape a virus without running into a crowd
If you live in western Mexico and have been cooped up too long, here are a few options for getting away from it all without getting infected.
Tricycle vendors say they suffer triple extortion in Mexico City
Tricycle vendors in Miguel Hidalgo say they have to pay three different bribes totaling 700 pesos a week to peddle their wares.
