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Mexico City announces events to celebrate fall of Tenochtitlán

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The city’s single-use plastics ban pulled plastic-applicator tampons off store shelves. Eco-friendly alternatives like the menstrual cup are pricier in the short-term.

Mexico City’s plastics ban doesn’t factor in the capital’s economic divide

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Fernando Fuentes

For the love of a Mexico City gone by, one resident...

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Yo Amo Polanco distributing food packages to local police.

Mexico City residents fight crime’s arrival in their neighborhood

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Valley of México restaurants can only serve customers for take-out or delivery.

‘We open or we die:’ restaurants send a desperate message

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Juan Rocha's livelihood selling handmade amaranth sweets has all but disappeared.

Covid shutdowns have taken their toll on Mexico City’s specialty farmers

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Photographer Miguel Tovar recently won recognition from Harvard University for his images of Mexico City shut down in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Photographer’s exhibition reveals an emptier Mexico City in lockdown

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The Reurbano architectural firm's ethos is "urban recycling," which preserves historic buildings in old neighborhoods while updating them for modern use.

Firm keeps historic neighborhoods alive by ‘recycling’ their heritage

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Artisan Obdulia Almazán, whose lacquering technique dates back centuries before the Conquest, is just one stop on a Mexico City artisan bike tour on Saturday.

Bike tour offers sightseeing while helping local artisans survive

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Mexico City's Pilgrimage of the Concheros has roots dating to the Conquest

Annual pilgrimage has ancient pre-Hispanic and Catholic roots

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