Mexico at a glance.
Politics
Mexico's maguey cactus, key to tequila and culture, faces threats. The proposed law aims to regulate and protect this iconic plant, ensuring its survival and the future of maguey-dependent communities.
Business
Shared accommodation like Airbnb is booming but lacks regulations. Politician proposes laws to protect travelers (think fire alarms and clear host info) while keeping the unique charm of these oddly arranged stays.
Science
Cloud seeding, a technique to coax rain from clouds, faces challenges in Mexico's arid north. While the science is promising, knowledge gaps and the temperament of clouds themselves make success elusive.
Science
Int'l team tackles galaxy formation simulations. They compared top simulation codes and found biases. This helps refine simulations and understand mysteries like early galaxies and missing satellites.
Cuisine
Craft your own gourmet paletas with this guide. Make a flavorful syrup (think chilies, jasmine tea!), blend in fresh fruits or juices, then add exciting mix-ins like berries or coconut. Freeze and enjoy a symphony of flavors in every bite.
Business
Mexico fights childhood obesity with stricter junk food ads. Self-regulation failed, so schools banned sales, sugary drinks taxed and packaging labeled. Now, the battle moves online as social media and influencers become new frontiers.
Cuisine
Summer's bounty brings an abundance of fruits and vegetables. Harvest leafy greens carefully to ensure continued growth, and pick root vegetables in October. Enjoy fresh produce, but preserve excess by freezing, bottling, and making preserves or liqueurs.
Politics
Mexico's surrogacy boom sparks fierce debate. Proponents see a path to parenthood for same-sex couples. Opponents fear exploitation and trafficking. Women's rights groups and activists urge a complete ban, calling it "rent-a-womb" and a violation of children's rights.
Politics
Mexico's amparo trial lets citizens fight unconstitutional laws. Born from a politician's jail time, it empowers individuals and groups and has inspired legal systems across Latin America. It's a spicy tale of justice with a twist: even challenged laws can linger until the Supreme Court weighs in.
Politics
Is Mexico's Constitution threatened by human rights treaties? Dive into the "pro persona principle" and discover how Mexico's legal system balances national law with international human rights protections.
Sports
Fabián Beyer, a boxer from Nuevo León, secured his second consecutive gold medal at the CONADE 2024 Nationals by defeating Osvaldo Velázquez from Jalisco. Beyer, trained by Nilyon Rodríguez Laffita, aims for a medal at the World Youth Championship in Croatia.
Wellbeing
Mexico's 40 million children face poverty, violence, abuse. Expert calls for community support and action to empower them and create a safer future for this vulnerable population.
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.