Mexico at a glance.
Politics
Representative Gabriela Sodi (PRD) proposes reforming Article 21 of Mexico's Constitution to establish autonomous, independent, and professional expert services to provide scientific data for criminal investigations.
Health
Mexico faces a blood shortage due to low voluntary donors. Only 5% donate altruistically. Dr. Contreras Serratos urges people to donate blood regularly, starting at 18. Donating blood is safe and helps others in need.
Health
Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder causing involuntary movements and sounds, often misunderstood and stigmatized. Children with Tourette Syndrome face isolation and emotional distress due to lack of knowledge about the condition.
History
The Dirty War in Mexico (1970s) saw brutal human rights violations by the government. One victim group was the September 23 Communist League, a leftist organization.
United States
Mexican migration to the U.S. is surging, with entire families now predominating over single adults. This shift, driven by pandemic impacts and organized crime, saw family migrants rise from 1,000 in 2017 to nearly 40,000 in late 2023. Other nationalities also show significant increases.
History
Mexico's heat waves are a decades-long problem, worsening due to global warming. From the 1990s to 2024, cities faced scorching temperatures, causing health risks, water shortages and ecological damage.
Health
A study finds COVID-19 lockdowns worsened anxiety, depression in youth. Girls and teens hit hardest. Self-harm concerns rise, with teens hurting outside home. Experts urge mental health focus as youth return to normalcy to prevent lasting problems.
Crime
DEA agent Kiki Camarena's brutal murder in Mexico sparked a firestorm. The official story — revenge for drug busts — unraveled as whispers of CIA involvement emerged. Was Camarena a hero fighting drug lords, or a casualty of a covert US operation?
Wellbeing
Elder abuse is a hidden epidemic. Fear of losing care silences seniors facing financial exploitation, neglect and emotional abuse. It's time to dismantle ageism and empower our golden generation to reclaim their voices.
Paris 2024
Mexico's archers debut at the Paris Olympics, led by medalist Alejandra Valencia. They join 128 competitors in individual, team, and mixed team events. Individual qualification starts Thursday, with elimination rounds and team events following.
Paris 2024
Mexico's Olympic show jumping team gets a shakeup. Vet issues sideline a horse, bringing back veteran rider "El Fenómeno" Fernandez. Young talent Azcárraga steps up. The team preps in Belgium before heading to Paris for the Olympics.
Paris 2024
Mexico's lone Olympic surfer, Alan Cleland, trains in Tahiti's epic waves for Paris 2024. Facing off against surf legends in a unique competition format, Cleland aims to become Mexico's first Olympic surfing medalist. Will he conquer Tahiti and claim glory?
Biodiversity
Desertification and drought threaten Mexico, fueled by climate change and human actions. Traditional farming suffers, forcing rural youth to cities. This land loss weakens cultural heritage and risks turning fertile soil to dust.
Paris 2024
Mexico's National Sports Commission leader praised athletes' dedication for the Paris Olympics, highlighting teamwork and past successes. She believes this delegation is the strongest in history and aims to make a lasting impact on Mexican sports.
Travel
Sayulita, a picturesque town on Mexico's Pacific coast, offers a budget-friendly alternative to Cancun. Known for its vibrant culture, eclectic art scene, and diverse cuisine, Sayulita blends rustic charm with natural beauty.
Sports
PVEM deputy María del Rocío Corona Nakamura advocates for a legislative amendment to enhance safety in Mexican sports stadiums. The proposal aims to deter violence, ensure fan integrity, and sustain local economies tied to sporting events through strict penalties and a culture of peace and respect.