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17 communities still cut off in Oaxaca as storm clean-up continues
At least 17 communities in Oaxaca are still isolated because of damage to roads by Tropical Storm Narda, which also caused crop damage.
National Geographic reporter wounded during drug dealer interview
The reporter from the United States was shot in the leg while interviewing drug dealers in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.
Meeting child obesity goals seen as a major challenge
Mexico only has a 4% chance of reducing childhood obesity rates by 2025, according to an organization devoted to addressing the global obesity problem.
Two Mexican teams among winners of Google’s Indie Games Accelerator
Two video game studios were among the beneficiaries of a Google program for recognizing and assisting independent video game startups in emerging markets.
Supreme Court justice investigated for corruption issues surprise resignation
A justice under investigation for transferring more than 100 million pesos to foreign bank accounts resigned in a move that surprised his colleagues.
For seniors bagging groceries, tips are their only source of income
When shopping in a supermarket in Mexico you are likely to see senior citizens bagging groceries. They are not employees but volunteers, subsisting on tips.
Storm damage extensive in Yelapa, Jalisco; 300 families affected
It only took eight minutes of rain from Tropical Storm Narda to turn the coastal paradise into a flooded nightmare and leave extensive damage in its wake.
10,000 march in Mexico City to commemorate Tlatelolco massacre of 1968
More than 10,000 marched to commemorate the 51st anniversary of the 1968 massacre, in which at least 300 students were killed by government forces.
Government issues new call for Guard recruits; offers 19,000-peso salary
The government has issued a new call for recruits, offering annual bonuses, 20 days of paid vacations, mortgage credit and other benefits.
Mexican women are not without defenders of reproductive rights
Unlike some of the various large pro-life organizations active in Mexico, most reproductive rights organizations seem to be homegrown.
