Mexico at a glance.
Science
The water crisis is a global challenge. Sustainable water management requires a shift in consumption habits, technological innovation, and agricultural practices. The Inter-American Congress on Water, Soil, and Agrobiodiversity (CIASA) 2024 highlighted these urgent needs.
Newsletter
From the hidden treasures of the Banco Chinchorro to the vibrant streets of Sayulita, this newsletter explores Mexico's diverse landscape. Discover the challenges facing the country's democracy, the potential of AI, and the growing threat of climate change.
History
Banco Chinchorro is a coral reef barrier off the coast of Mexico. It's a protected area rich in marine life and historical significance. Archaeologists have discovered numerous shipwrecks and artifacts dating back centuries, providing insights into the region's maritime past.
Biodiversity
A tiny green frog, known as the snooping frog, has been discovered in Mexico City. The frog, native to warmer regions, is known for its distinctive whistle. Biologists are investigating how the frog arrived in the city and its potential impact on the local ecosystem.
Recipes
September in Mexico is a culinary paradise. Enjoy fresh, seasonal produce like guava, pear, peach, orange, chard, avocado, mojarra, octopus, corn, and quince. Discover delicious recipes for salads, tacos, ceviche, atole, and desserts.
Recipes
Discover a patriotic and healthy Mexican feast. Pineapple stuffed with shepherd's pie is a delicious fusion of flavors, showcasing the country's rich culinary heritage. Enjoy the sweetness of pineapple, the savory goodness of shepherd's pie, and the nutritional benefits of fresh ingredients.
Wellbeing
The traditional approach of controlling and manipulating substance users by their families is ineffective. A new perspective emphasizes acceptance, validation, and training in skills like conscious attention.
Culture
The "rudest city" in Mexico: A myth or reality? Explore the cultural factors behind stereotypes and discover the truth about Mexican hospitality. Find out which city is rumored to have the sharpest tongues.
Business
Mexico's potential for nearshoring is significant, but it hinges on energy autonomy. The country must balance renewable and non-renewable energy sources to meet growing demand and attract foreign investment.
Politics
Mexico City’s new animal welfare law recognizes animals as sentient beings and protects their rights. It includes provisions for dignified treatment, even in scientific research.
Science
Particulate matter in the air can cause serious health problems, including infertility, cancer, and respiratory issues. A study found that these particles can enter the body and damage various organs.
Business
The gaming industry has experienced rapid growth, becoming a significant economic force. It has evolved into a cultural phenomenon, attracting players of all ages and genders.
Business
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Mexico has surged due to various factors, including geopolitical shifts and economic stability. While FDI brings economic benefits, it also raises concerns about job quality and environmental impact.
Politics
The Constitutional Points Commission approved reforms to place the National Guard under the Secretariat of National Defense, making it part of the permanent Armed Forces. This decision has sparked controversy, with critics arguing that it militarizes public security.
History
The Coatlicue sculpture, a colossal andesite carving, is a central figure in Aztec mythology. It depicts the Mother Goddess adorned with symbolic motifs of life and death. Discovered in Mexico City, it's believed to have served as a powerful political statement.
Politics
As the LXVI Legislature approaches, controversy swirls around the ruling party's claimed 74.4% control, announced by Segob before final results. Critics argue this oversteps legal bounds and misinterprets constitutional limits on overrepresentation, raising fairness concerns about coalition power.