Mexico at a glance.
Science
The first four minutes after the Big Bang were not just a prelude but a defining chapter in the universe's genesis. This crucial period, known as the third pillar of the Big Bang Theory, saw the formation of light elements—hydrogen, helium, deuterium, and trace amounts of lithium.
Baja California
Discover the hidden gem of Mexico's wine country: Puerta Norte. Venture into an untouched garden of Bacchus' delights, from Tecate to Mexicali. From high-altitude vineyards to cosmopolitan Mexicali's culinary scene, Puerta Norte offers a journey of unparalleled experiences.
Celebrities
Adele has once again captivated hearts, this time by paying a special tribute to Mexico during her recent Las Vegas concert. The singer dressed up as the iconic Lele doll, a cultural treasure of Amealco, Querétaro, to celebrate Mexican heritage.
Seaweed
In an alarming first, Puerto Rico's iconic Crash Boat beach has been inundated with sargassum seaweed. This unprecedented event occurred amid the stormy aftermath of Hurricane Lee, complicating cleanup efforts.
Celebrities
In a twist of fate that reads like a thriller, Emma Coronel Aispuro, wife of drug lord El Chapo, celebrated her recent prison release at an exclusive California bar. Her stepson, Ovidio Guzmán López, was extradited to the U.S. for drug trafficking.
Crime
Ovidio Guzmán López, known as “El Ratón,” has been extradited to the U.S., reuniting him with his infamous father, Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, in a federal prison in Chicago. A former DEA official marked the occasion with a mix of triumph and irony.
Islas Marías
In the face of global coral bleaching events that threaten a quarter of marine life, the isolated Islas Marías archipelago off Mexico's coast stands as a beacon of resilience. Home to a staggering 16 species of vibrant corals, the islands boast a thriving, diverse marine ecosystem.
History
From the vocal proclamations of pregoneros in colonial squares to today's digital platforms, Mexican journalism has weathered censorship, regime changes, and revolutions to become a cornerstone of the nation's democracy.
Science
The radiation, known as the Cosmic Microwave Background, serves as the oldest electromagnetic diary entry from the universe. Discovered in 1965, the CMB offers an unparalleled look back in time, revealing clues about the universe's early conditions and large-scale structure.
Business
Mexico's 2024 Economic Package reveals growth projections, revenue shifts, and spending priorities. With economic stability on the line, lawmakers face critical decisions that will shape the nation's financial future. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis.
Islas Marías
In the biodiverse marine waters of Islas Marías, three species of sea turtles—Olive Ridley, Hawksbill, and Green—are teetering on the brink of extinction. Facing natural predators is just one part of their struggle; the real threat comes from human activities.
Islas Marías
In an era marred by oceanic hyper-pollution, climate change, and overfishing, Islas Marías emerges as a sanctuary for marine life. As a designated biosphere reserve, it is home to vital species of sharks, turtles, and mollusks.
Baja California
Discover Bahía de Los Ángeles, Mexico's rising star in sustainable tourism. Located along the Sea of Cortez, this lesser-known paradise offers more than just a picturesque getaway. With two distinct tourist seasons, it draws both Mexican and international visitors.
Biodiversity
Bahía de Los Ángeles is emerging as a hotspot for specialized sport fishing in the Gulf of California, luring enthusiasts with a kaleidoscope of seasonal catches. From jack mackerel in spring to white tuna in winter, the bay offers a dynamic fishing experience.
Baja California
El Barril, a Mexican village where fishing is more than just an industry—it's a heritage. Yet, this artisanal fishing community faces a sea of challenges, from seasonal slumps and single-buyer vulnerabilities to the menace of illegal fishing.
Biodiversity
In the secluded Bahía de Los Ángeles, artisanal fishing forms the backbone of local livelihoods. Yet, this economic staple is on an ethical and environmental tightrope. Illegal vessels from neighboring regions plunder marine resources, depriving locals and stressing an already fragile ecosystem.