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The 2024 National Archery Championship in Guadalajara, Jalisco, came to an end.

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.

Mexico makes its debut on the right foot at the Women's Pan American Indoor Volleyball Cup.

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.

Resuming community care practices from pre-Hispanic times could strengthen child protection.

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.

Discover the surprising connection between the Duchess and Latin America.

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.

A colorful visualization of a black hole merger, with the gravitational waves emanating from the collision.

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。

A group of people dancing the Jarabe Gatuno, a traditional Mexican dance.

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.

The winds of change blow through a nation at a crossroads.

Politics

How Kamala Harris is Transforming the 2024 U.S. Presidential Race

Joe Biden's late withdrawal from the 2024 U.S. presidential race boosts Kamala Harris's candidacy, marking a shift in the election. Her campaign is expected to energize voters, especially minorities, and impact U.S.-Mexico relations.

A field of agave plants with a scientist taking samples.

Science

Is Your Tequila a Hybrid? New Genetic Findings Shake Industry

Genetic sequencing of agave, particularly the blue variety used for tequila, is underway to understand the plant better and protect it from climate change and diseases.

A close-up of the Moon, with craters and mountains visible on its surface.

Science

Moon 2.0: The Next Chapter in Lunar Exploration

The Moon, a symbol of humanity and a potential resource, is explored in detail. Its impact on culture, history, and science is discussed, highlighting challenges and opportunities for future exploration.

A petri dish filled with a green substance, with visible bubbles rising to the surface.

Science

Scientists Harness Tequila Waste for Clean Fuel

Researchers convert tequila waste (agave bagasse) into methane and hydrogen biofuels using ruminal fluid to extract sugars. This innovative process offers a sustainable solution for tequila industry waste and potential economic benefits.

Science

Drought-Defying Chia Hay Offers Sustainable Solution for Rabbit Feed

Mexican researchers are developing chia hay as a sustainable and nutritious alternative to alfalfa for rabbit feed. Its high protein content, rapid growth, and low water needs make it a promising option to reduce production costs and environmental impact.

A group of blue-footed boobies with their distinctive webbed feet, standing.

Biodiversity

Infidelity, Siblicide, and Survival of Blue-Footed Boobies

Blue-footed boobies engage in complex social behaviors. Despite apparent monogamy, both males and females are frequently unfaithful. Females control paternity and often produce extra offspring leading to intense sibling rivalry.

A scientist looking at a volcano through a pair of binoculars.

Science

Scientists Create 3D Image of Popocatépetl's Interior

Scientists use AI and seismic waves to create detailed images of Popocatépetl volcano's interior. By analyzing the volcano's internal structure, researchers aim to improve eruption prediction and public safety.

Early cellular aging detected in overweight and obese children.

Science

How Childhood Obesity is Stealing Years from Our Kids

Childhood obesity linked to premature aging. UNAM study shows overweight kids have shorter telomeres, indicating accelerated cellular aging. Physical activity can mitigate this effect.

Mexico, sixth country in Latin America and the Caribbean in early pregnancies.

Wellbeing

The Pervasive Problem of Early Pregnancy in Mexico

Early pregnancy is a widespread issue in Mexico, particularly affecting indigenous and impoverished girls. The consequences are severe: school dropout, poverty, and social isolation.