Sports
Three-peat Olympian Lechuga Rowing Towards Gold
Kenia Lechuga qualified for the women's single sculls semifinal at the World Rowing Championships. She defeated German, South African, and Italian competitors in the repechage round.
Mexicanist
Mexico at a glance.
Politics
Mexico Exporting Brains, Importing Problems
The brain drain from Mexico is a complex issue driven by economic disparities, educational policies, and systemic failures. Despite government efforts to invest in higher education, many talented individuals leave the country due to a lack of opportunities and inadequate compensation.
Politics
A Kernel of Truth in Mexico's Stand Against GMO Corn
Mexico's Constitutional Points Commission has approved reforms to ensure GMO-free corn cultivation. The amendments aim to protect traditional farming practices, address concerns about human health and environmental risks, and promote sustainable agriculture.
Science
How Pollution is Messing with Our Minds
Recent studies suggest that current air quality regulations may be insufficient to protect the brain from harmful effects of particulate matter (PM2.5). Research by Anthony Wexler at UC Davis has linked PM2.5 exposure to neurological problems like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and autism.
Politics
Joule Be Concerned? Mexico's Energy Future
The proposed reforms aim to strengthen the state's control over Mexico's energy sector, prioritize public ownership, and lower electricity prices. The government seeks to ensure energy security, self-sufficiency, and a more equitable distribution of resources.
Sports
Mexico's Rowers Row Away with the Competition
Mexican rowers have made significant strides at the World Rowing Championships. Alexis López and Kenia Lechuga Alanís have qualified for the semifinals in their respective events.
Sports
The Diving Dude Who Drowned the Competition
Osmar Olvera, a Mexican diver, has achieved remarkable success in the Paris 2024 Olympics, winning both silver and bronze medals. His performance has placed him on track to surpass the legendary Joaquín Capilla's record for most Olympic medals by a Mexican athlete.
Politics
Jailbreak for Justice? Mexico Expands Pre-Trial Detention
Mexico expands pretrial detention to include extortion, drug trafficking, tax fraud, and smuggling. The reform aims to combat crime but raises concerns about human rights violations.
Politics
Mexican Constitution Gets a Vape-Free Makeover
Mexico's Constitutional Points Commission approved a ban on vaping and fentanyl, prioritizing health over economic interests. The measure prohibits production, distribution, and sale of these substances, with strict regulations for enforcement and legal adjustments.
Sports
Mexico's Archers Aim High in Guadalajara
Mexico's National Archery Championship concludes in Guadalajara. New and veteran archers compete fiercely. Aída Nabila Román Arroyo shines, inspiring young talent.
Sports
Mexican Volleybelles Serve Up Success
Mexico's volleyball teams are shining on the international stage. The senior women's team is off to a strong start at the NORCECA Pan American Cup, while the U-17 squad has advanced to the round of 16 at the World Championship.
Wellbeing
The Human Cost of Child Abuse in Mexico
Violence against children is a global crisis, particularly severe in Mexico. Expert calls for urgent action to protect children, emphasizing the importance of community care and reviving ancient protection practices.
Celebrities
Meghan Markle's Secret Weapon? Her Argentinian Spanish
Meghan Markle surprised Colombia with fluent Spanish, learned during her US embassy internship in Argentina. Her unexpected linguistic skills and connection to Latin America added a new dimension to the royal's public image.
Science
The Universe's Secret Text Messages: Gravitational Waves
Gravitational waves are invisible ripples in spacetime caused by massive cosmic events like black hole collisions. Predicted by Einstein, they were detected in 2015, confirming his theory of general relativity.
为什么格雷罗是墨西哥最保守的秘密
格雷罗州，一个拥有多样化景观、丰富的土著遗产和充满活力的文化的墨西哥州。从迷人的海滩到山区，它融合了自然美景、历史遗迹和传统艺术。
History
The Jarabe Gatuno and the Politics of Pleasure
The Jarabe Gatuno, a popular dance in 18th century New Spain, was banned by authorities due to its deemed indecent nature. This article explores the clash between cultural expression and religious censorship.