Mexico at a glance.
History
Teotihuacan, an ancient Mexican city, holds mysteries. Once a powerful civilization, its true name is lost. Legends say it birthed the sun. Explore its towering pyramids, unearthed artifacts, and whispers of the past waiting to be revealed.
Politics
Mexico's 5th Presidency ushers in a woman leader and faces challenges. From a history of authoritarian rule, Mexico's democracy is now infused with citizen participation. Key issues include tax reform, security and strengthening democratic pillars.
Politics
On June 3, Mexico chose Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo as president, marking a historic first. With a strong lead, she brings academic and political experience. Key challenges include health system consolidation and security.
Science
Cows are major methane emitters, hurting the environment. But scientists are finding ways to reduce this impact. By tailoring cattle diets and even trying out additives like lemon tea, researchers are working on creating a more sustainable future for beef and dairy production.
Sports
Rogelio de Jesús Ramírez Muñoz, captain of Guanajuato U-18 water polo team, led victories at the CONADE 2024 Nationals, defeating Nuevo León and UNAM. Despite starting in soccer, an injury led him to water polo, where his leadership and unity inspired his team.
Originals
In Mexico, the Tabebuia Rosea tree is a powerful guardian and symbol of spring. It fights cyclones and sheds flowers as a defense tactic. With its pink blooms, it embodies both strength and beauty, like a warrior in a guayabera shirt.
Cuisine
Organic vs. conventional food: the great debate! Organic might have slightly more nutrients and less pesticide residue, but studies are inconclusive. Environmentally, organic is better, but local conventional can too. Taste is subjective.
Sports
Seven Mexican track and field stars join the Paris 2024 team! Cecilia Tamayo Garza, Erick Portillo and others make Olympic debuts. Veterans like Jesús López and Paola Morán return. Mexico boasts a strong 17-athlete contingent ready to chase glory in Paris
Sports
José Roberto Eguía Alcázar and his younger brother Cristian Guillermo both won gold medals in the K1-200 meters at the Nationals CONADE 2024, marking an emotional farewell for José Roberto after a decade of competition.
Politics
Mexico's Climate Change Commission recognizes "blue carbon" in coastal ecosystems and prioritizes their protection for carbon capture. This strengthens national climate policy and positions Mexico as a leader in ocean conservation for climate change mitigation.
Cuisine
Syrah, once obscure, rose to fame thanks to quality and value. Explore its journey from bold Rhone wines to elegant expressions and global variations. Learn more about the science of terroir and discover how Syrah's character changes with climate and aging.
Health
Eating disorders are more than anorexia and bulimia. Risky behaviors like restrictive diets and excessive exercise can lead to serious health problems. These behaviors are common but often unnoticed, causing underdiagnosis.
Science
Scientists behind the 1st black hole image are building a global telescope network to film black holes. This "movie" will capture how these cosmic giants change, revealing secrets about gravity and the universe's behavior.
Cuisine
Journey through time and smoke! Unravel the story of longaniza, a humble Yucatecan sausage. From Mayan rituals to smoky magic, discover how this pork dish embodies resilience, tradition and fiery flavor.
Cuisine
Curious about eggs? Learn the science behind folding egg whites to maintain their airy structure, the benefits of room-temperature eggs for baking, and the perfect method to boil, scramble, or fry eggs. Understand egg carton dates and tips for freezing surplus eggs, unlocking their full potential.
Crime
Mexico struggles to fight human trafficking. Weak law enforcement lets criminals act freely. Victims need more than just legal justice; they need social support to heal. Laws exist to protect victims, but there's not enough money to enforce them.