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Farmers loot trucks carrying fertilizer as delivery delays continue
Guerrero farmers who are still waiting for government-supplied fertilizer intercepted three trucks carrying the product in Chilapa on Sunday and stole it.
Juchitán residents divert sewage into lagoon after system malfunction
A large lagoon in Oaxaca's Isthmus of Tehuantepec has been flooded with sewage after failing drainage forced residents to take matters into their own hands.
Schools prepare for textbooks delay, but AMLO insists they will arrive
President López Obrador offered an assurance that in spite of a delay in printing, textbooks will be ready by the start of the school year on August 26.
Greenpeace legal action seeks stricter pollution standards in CDMX
The environmental contingency program that stipulates when air pollution alerts are issued in the city has been temporarily suspended as a result.
International program gets girls excited about computer science
Last year 20,000 girls from 115 countries took part in Technovation, enticing them to spend hours of their time learning programming and business skills.
Tourism secretary says sargassum situation is a national priority
Miguel Torruco said President López Obrador has ordered that addressing sargassum invasions be considered a national priority.
Mexico deported 22,000 migrants in June, up 33% over May and a 13-year high
Preliminary data from the National Immigration Institute shows that 21,912 migrants were deported last month compared to 16,507 the month before.
Critical natural gas shortage threatens to shut down manufacturers
If natural gas supply doesn’t return to normal within the next two weeks, industrial production could grind to a halt and some factories may shut down.
Federal Police protest against reduced pay, benefits at National Guard
Hundreds of officers protested to reject their incorporation into the Guard, arguing that their salaries will be cut and they will lose benefits.
Black Saturdays at the Punk Market: Tianguis Cultural del Chopo
Every Saturday morning, just outside the Buenavista subway station, darkness converges on the semi-rough streets of near-north Mexico City.
