Mexico at a glance.
Sports
Emiliano Hernández Uscanga, Mexico's modern pentathlon star, shines in Cairo's World Cup, reaching the final with a stellar performance. With continental hopes on his shoulders, he aims for Olympic glory, embodying perseverance and passion in pursuit of sporting legend.
Sports
Mexican rhythmic gymnasts unveil new routines in their quest for Olympic glory at Paris 2024 and the Pan American Championships. This marks a thrilling chapter in their journey of dedication and artistry.
Women
Mary Beard's “Women and Power” explores how women's voices have been historically silenced. From Greek myth to modern politics, women in power are considered monstrous or must adopt masculine traits.
Crime
Mexico tackles femicide impunity with new laws. Attempted femicide now faces severe consequences, including mandatory detention and no possibility of early release. This aims to protect survivors and bring justice to victims' families.
Wellbeing
Discrimination erodes human dignity, causing immense suffering. Zero Discrimination Day highlights prejudice based on race, gender identity, sexual orientation, and more. Statistics reveal widespread discrimination, especially against marginalized groups.
Science
The US returns to the Moon, driven by profit as much as science. NASA and private companies seek valuable minerals and a path to Mars. A lunar base could become a cosmic factory, a new frontier in the space race fueled by both competition and collaboration.
Health
Your body is a treasure trove of spare parts! Learn about organ donation and the slightly weird, but wonderful, ways it can give someone a whole new story.
Women
Mexico's historic gender-equal legislature champions women's rights. Reforms like the “Three of Three” bar abusers from power, while tax-free menstrual products ease financial burdens. New laws combat obstetric, digital, and dating violence.
Business
86 years after Mexico seized its oil, Pemex navigates a comeback amidst staggering debt. Energy independence is the goal, but a strengthening peso and the oil giant's financial burden cast a shadow. The world still needs oil, but Pemex's future hinges on overcoming debt.
History
A landmark 1984 study in Mexico City exposed the roots of juvenile delinquency. Troubled homes, harsh environments, and a lack of opportunity pushed young men into crime, creating a stark portrait of social hardship.
Politics
In President López Obrador's Morning Conference, women's rights take center stage as he reaffirms support and unveils initiatives. Amidst calls for peaceful protest and justice for Ayotzinapa, diplomatic tensions over Canadian visas underscore Mexico's quest for progress and equality.
Sports
Nicolás Pizarro Martínez, Mexico's shining equestrian star, rides to glory as Latin America's top-ranked rider at 37th globally. With 2,500 points, his journey embodies dedication, inspiring a nation with dreams and determination to reach the pinnacle of equestrian excellence.
Sports
Mariana Arceo Gutiérrez storms into the finals of the Cairo World Cup! The Mexican pentathlon star outshines Olympic champions in a thrilling semifinal. Can she take the gold?
Sports
Mexico's judo team, led by Prisca Awiti, aims for Olympic qualification at the Grand Prix Upper Austria. Awiti's surprising bronze last year and the team's unique, unpredictable style make them intriguing contenders.
Argentina
Javier Milei's rise to power in Argentina, fueled by libertarian promises, faces skepticism amid economic hardships and governance challenges. With alliances questioned and democracy tested, his presidency embodies a tumultuous tango between hope and uncertainty in the country's political landscape.
Science
Scientists spot a puzzling black hole in a young, distant galaxy. It's surprisingly small compared to its host galaxy, defying expectations of how galaxies and their central black holes grow.