Some 7.3 million people have come together in this capital for the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, setting a new record, Mexican authorities said on Tuesday.
Fuel prices now freed throughout Mexico
Gasoline and diesel prices are no longer subject to government control anywhere in Mexico following the conclusion of a process to liberalize the domestic fuel market.
Mexico Bars Quake-Collapsed School In Capital From Operating
Mexico’s Education Department says authorities have revoked the permits of an elementary and middle school that collapsed in the recent magnitude 7.1 earthquake, killing 26 people.
No pyramid photos without a permit
A breathtaking pre-dawn aerial photograph of the Kukulcán pyramid in Chichén Itzá, Yucatán, got its author instant online notoriety and legal action by Mexican authorities.
Meet The Indigenous Woman Running For Mexican Presidency In 2018
An indigenous woman backed by Mexico’s rebel Zapatista movement registered on Saturday to run as an independent candidate in next year’s presidential election, adding to a growing list of hopefuls bucking established political parties.
Mexican wins trophy at NASA for life project on Jupiter
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) awarded the Mexican student Jonathan Sánchez Pérez for a project that will help estimate chances of life on Jupiter.
Landslides, sinkholes and other defects on the Mascota-Puerto Vallarta highway
A 10-year-old highway between the magical town of Mascota and the coastal city of Puerto Vallarta in the state of Jalisco has cost taxpayers millions of pesos beyond its original construction price due to work required to repair defects.
More instant houses for earthquake victims
Mexico’s Mennonite community has brought its know-how and work force to bear on earthquake relief, sending volunteers from all over the country to construct instant houses for victims in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec region of Oaxaca.
CDMX set to build quake-resistant homes
Authorities in Mexico City will begin erecting new, earthquake-resistant houses within two weeks.
86 people sign up for presidential race
There could be a wide range of choices when voters elect a new president next year: 86 people registered as independent candidates by Saturday’s deadline, the National Electoral Institute (INE) announced.
Survivors Recount Amazing Escapes From Quake
A tree branch saved a maintenance mechanic from the collapsing building where a dozen co-workers died when last week’s earthquake rocked central Mexico.