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Mexican fishermen are taking steps to protect sea turtles. They're installing special devices on their shrimp trawlers to avoid catching turtles. This effort has led to the certification of Mexican shrimp for export to the US.
Jocotitlán, located on the slopes of Xocotépetl in the State of Mexico, is a town steeped in history and geographical significance. Once a vital trade route and battleground between the Mexica and Purépecha, it has faced ecological challenges due to deforestation and agriculture.
A young soldier, days away from his wedding, is tragically killed. His heartbroken bride, unaware of his fate, arrives at the church in her wedding dress. Grief-stricken, she spends the rest of her life wandering the streets in her bridal attire, a haunting reminder of her lost love.
Escape dreary winter with this cheeky guide to Mexico's sun-soaked havens. From Cancún's party scenes to Tulum's hipster beaches, discover 16 spots where tequila flows and sunburn is a badge of honor.