Paris 2024

Aguilar Battles for Top Spot in Olympic Windsurfing

Mexican windsurfer Mariana Aguilar is currently ranked 16th in the women's iQFoil class at the Paris 2024 Olympics, held in Marseille. The Pan American gold medalist aims to advance to the Final after five more races.

Mexicanist

Aug 3, 2024 — 1 min read

Mexican sailor Mariana Aguilar is ranked 16th in the women's iQFoil class in Olympic sailing in Paris 2024. Credit: CONADE

With improved wind conditions in Marseille, Mariana Aguilar Chávez Peón is sailing among the top 16 exponents of the women's iQFoil class of Olympic sailing in Paris 2024, which is being held in the port city in the south of France.

Mariana Aguilar completed four races (from 8 to 11) on Wednesday, which put her in 16th place overall with 114 points, after adding 15, 16, 14 and 10 points individually in the final rounds.

Nighttime cyclists dressed as skeletons through Mexico City's illuminated streets.

How Mexico City Throws a Party That Would Make the Grim Reaper Grin

Mexico City's Day of the Dead celebrations promise a spectacular event with 7 million participants and a 2 billion peso economic boost. Highlights include a mega-procession, monumental offerings, and a grand parade.

Palm trees bending in strong winds, with surfboards and beach umbrellas flying by.

Tropical Storm Kristy Threatens Mexico's Pacific Coast as Mexico Braces for Torrential Downpours and Ferocious Winds

Tropical Storm Kristy forms off Mexico's coast, threatening heavy rains and strong winds. The storm's wide circulation, combined with other weather systems, will affect multiple states. Authorities warn of potential flooding, high waves, and wind gusts up to 60 km/h in coastal areas.

A person looking up at a cloudy sky with a dry, cracked ground below.

Mexico’s Water Crisis through the Lens of Schrodinger's Cat

Mexico faces a paradoxical water crisis: torrential rains yet persistent drought. Poor planning, inefficient policies, and high demand strain resources. Mexico City's 22.3 million inhabitants consume vast amounts daily.

The Curse of Municipal Presidencies in Mexico

Chilpancingo, Mexico is plagued by violence and corruption due to the struggle for control over Ramo 33, a federal fund. Organized crime groups extort local officials and businesses to gain control of the funds, leading to numerous killings and disappearances.

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