Mexico at a glance.
History
1982 Mexico enacted law to control foreign technology dependence. Law tracked papermaking process, from wood chipping to finished product. This story explores the fight for self-reliance through the lens of a seemingly ordinary object: paper.
History
1970s Mexico City's Panchitos gang were more than just delinquents. The media and a corrupt police chief turned them into scapegoats for the city's problems. Their story reflects a society struggling with youth rebellion and government brutality.
Business
Mexico's economic future is at risk due to climate change. Rising temperatures and extreme weather hurt agriculture and GDP. Experts urge CO2 reduction and sustainable practices to avoid a future food crisis and economic decline.
History
Explore Mexican weddings through vintage photos. National Archives hold collections capturing love's evolution, from formal 19th century ceremonies to joyful modern celebrations.
Politics
Mexico's amparo law, designed to protect citizens from government overreach, is now a battleground between corporations and the state. A recent reform limits amparo's reach, sparking debate on human rights, business interests, and legal fairness.
Politics
Mexico's recent labor reforms aim to create a fairer system for workers. Reforms like union choice and minimum wage increase show progress, but challenges remain in balancing worker and employer rights and ensuring reforms translate to real change.
Business
Mexico's 2025 budget faces slower growth, but AI, trade deals and domestic demand offer a boost. Tightrope walk on public spending with cuts planned. The new government inherits a complex picture and a tight deadline for budget approval.
Politics
Mexico's history-making legislature, the LXV, championed LGBTQ+ rights, challenged inequality and championed children's well-being. Landmark reforms like the Pension Fund and anti-bullying laws pave the way for a fairer future.
Business
Mexico's young adults are embracing cryptocurrency, especially for remittances. But is it a revolution or a risky gamble? Learn about the opportunities and challenges of crypto in Mexico, including regulation, scams, and diversification strategies.
Biodiversity
Mexican cities face a “Day Zero” with dry taps due to overuse and pollution. Uneven water distribution and reliance on distant sources worsen the crisis. From thirsty farms to sinking cities, water scarcity threatens life itself. Can Mexico innovate and conserve to avoid a parched future?
Cancun
Cancun offers fun picnic adventures beyond the sand. Explore Mayan ruins, kayak through lagoons, or stargaze under a canopy of stars. Pack a basket, a dash of spontaneity, and discover unexpected delights — from rooftop tequila tastings to jungle yoga brunches.
Business
Mexico cracks down on hydrocarbon tax evasion through stricter measurement regulations. Discover how clear standards and certified inspectors are plugging the leaks in this crucial revenue stream.
Cuisine
Craft your own tortillas for an authentic Mexican adventure. Forget fancy equipment — corn flour and warm water are your tools. Knead love and feel the dough transform.
Recipes
This week's recipe is a special barley soup with 2 flavor options: creamy and sweet (almonds, sugar) or refreshing and cool (melon seeds). Perfect for hot or cold days, this recipe is full of surprises and sure to become a new favorite.
Originals
Parched land forces family to use ancestral knowledge to extract life-giving, sweet-salty water from specially-salted young coconuts. This “elf in a shell” becomes a symbol of hope and resilience in a harsh, dust-choked world.
Travel
Explore Mexico's most charming cities by foot. From Mexico City's grand squares to Oaxaca's mouthwatering street food, discover cobbled streets, hidden plazas, and centuries of history, all at your own pace.