Mexico at a glance.
Originals
A young boy experiences unexplained phenomena in his old house, including noises, apparitions, and inexplicable events. Locals believe the house is haunted due to past dark deeds, possibly abortions and secret burials.
Politics
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) in Mexico is under fire for excessive privileges, corruption, and a failure to deliver justice. Ministers enjoy lavish salaries, perks, and immunity, while the court is plagued by a high impunity rate and lengthy delays.
Politics
Mexico's Legislative Branch has been busy enacting sweeping reforms. Key changes include: direct election of judges, increased social welfare, stronger state control over key industries, and controversial measures to limit judicial review.
Cuisine
The tejocote, a vibrant Mexican fruit, is a culinary and cultural treasure. It's used in various dishes, from sweet treats to savory sauces. Beyond its deliciousness, the tejocote offers numerous health benefits.
Biodiversity
DANA, a rare meteorological phenomenon, wreaked havoc in Valencia, Spain. Unlike common weather patterns, DANA forms high in the atmosphere and can bring intense rain and flooding. While uncommon in Mexico, past occurrences have led to unusual weather events like snowfall in unexpected regions.
Hurricanes
Mexico's fishing fleet has been fitted with what might be the world's most sophisticated panic button. It's basically a foolproof 'help me' system that ensures when things go catastrophically wrong at sea (and they always do), the cavalry arrives before you've had time to practice your last words.
Politics
With Donald Trump's election victory, Mexico faces significant challenges in its relationship with the U.S., including potential mass deportations and economic dependency.
Crime
In Mexico's Golden Triangle, where Sinaloa, Chihuahua, and Durango meet, children are groomed into the drug trade from birth. This exposé reveals how El Chapo, like many others, went from planting poppies as a child to running a global drug empire.
History
In 1804, Mexico's Protomedicato published a guide for treating measles, targeting the poor. The manual detailed symptoms, remedies, and treatments - from barley water to bloodletting. While seemingly primitive by today's standards, this document offers fascinating insights.
Originals
A woman is brutally murdered and her body is found near a highway. Her spirit, unable to rest, haunts the road. Truck drivers and motorists report seeing her apparition, sometimes as a hitchhiker, other times as a passenger.
Travel
Unleash your inner adventurer in these 10 stunning destinations. From the vibrant culture of Oaxaca to the serene beaches of Tulum, Mexico offers something for everyone. Savor exquisite cuisine, explore ancient ruins, and immerse yourself in the country's rich history and breathtaking landscapes.
Cuisine
Mexican food is undeniably delicious, but it's also high in calories, fat, and sodium. Despite this, many Mexicans maintain a cheerful and carefree attitude towards their diet.
Crime
Catalan police have arrested 14 alleged members of the Sinaloa Cartel in Barcelona. The group is linked to the murder of an Italian citizen and involved in drug trafficking, money laundering, and kidnapping.
History
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a priest, led Mexico's independence movement in 1810, boosting local economies with silk and pottery. His revolutionary actions are documented in various historical records, showcasing his role in liberating Mexico from Spanish rule.
History
In the 1970s, the DEA transformed drug enforcement in Mexico through a complex web of operations. What began as small-scale interventions evolved into systematic campaigns, involving official agents, border personnel, and temporary operatives.
Originals
Don Arturo Rojas recounts a chilling encounter with a spectral charro. As a young man, he and his friends pursued the ghostly figure on horseback but were unable to catch up. The charro led them to a cemetery and vanished.