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‘Mother of all migrants’ caravans’ is forming up in Honduras: interior secretary
A massive cohort of prospective migrants dubbed the “mother of all caravans” is forming in Honduras, the federal interior secretary said.
Escandón Market is quintessential middle-class CDMX neighborhood market
Right at the center of the blissful, upper-middle-class, family-oriented neighborhood of Escandón, just below Jardín Morelos Park, sits Mercado Escandón.
Teachers return to legislative palace, block deputies’ access
The educational reforms were up for discussion in the lower house of Congress again today but the meeting was postponed after teachers mounted a blockade.
Government to make more spending cuts as it seeks to avoid deficit
The federal government is taking austerity measures a step further in order to avoid a fiscal deficit, the president’s chief of staff said.
Security chief doubts findings of Colosio assassination probe
The federal public security secretary said the investigation into the 1994 assassination of presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio should 'go deeper.'
Chinese retailer Miniso plans to open nearly 100 new stores this year
Chinese retailer Miniso plans to open 92 new stores in Mexico this year, increasing its presence to a total of 200 stores.
Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo expects 6% increase in Easter visitor numbers
Hoteliers in the resort destination of Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, are looking at the April Easter vacation period with optimism.
Mining history will apparently not repeat itself in Baja California Sur
93 years after the mines shut down around El Triunfo, it appears that mining will not return to restore the town to anything close to its former prosperity.
Government announces vaquita strategy but critics say it falls short
The federal government has announced that it will strengthen the fight against illegal fishing and use buoys to mark the reserve of the vaquita porpoise.
Water theft in Guerrero capital leaves utility short of operating funds
Water is being "shamelessly" stolen in Chilpancingo through 10,000 illegal taps into the city’s water system, according to a municipal official.
