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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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Mayor Sheinbaum: coronavirus has cost the city 220,000 jobs.

Mexico City economic reactivation plan’s goal is 300,000 jobs

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Bars will be allowed to reopen in Mexico City but they will be required to operate as restaurants and offer food service.

Mexico City to remain at coronavirus orange alert level for another...

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Another patient is wheeled into a Mexico City hospital.

Increased hospital occupancy will leave Mexico City on orange next week

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Morena lawmaker wants to prohibit Airbnb in Mexico City

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CDMX plans massive coronavirus testing; goal is 3,500 per day

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