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Science
Mexican scientists develop innovative odor eliminator for wastewater treatment plants and landfills. Technology transforms harmful hydrogen sulfide into usable sulfur, cleans biogas for energy production, and reduces environmental impact.
Business
The Constitutional Affairs Committee approved a reform to Article 123 of Mexico's Constitution, ensuring minimum wages cannot be below inflation and barring their use for other purposes. The reform also mandates average IMSS salaries for key public professions.
Business
Social media is the primary source of information for Mexicans, especially youth. Centennials, born after 2000, dominate digital platforms, consuming and creating content rapidly. Traditional media struggles to compete as internet usage skyrockets.
Politics
Mexico is reviving passenger rail service. The government will reclaim control of railways, prioritizing passenger transportation over freight. Private companies can still participate, but public service takes precedence.
Business
Experts dismiss recent peso depreciation as minor and temporary. They argue no major impact on average citizens, inflation, or economy. The central bank's actions and government measures have stabilized the market.
Politics
Mexican lawmakers propose tax incentives for foreign film productions. The goal is to boost the local film industry, create jobs, and attract international investment. The initiative offers tax certificates to foreign investors, which can be transferred to Mexican companies.
Biodiversity
Climate change heats up Mexico's agriculture, slashing rain-fed crop yields by up to 80%. Corn, beans, wheat — all feeling the heat. New resistant crops and better research funding offer hope.
Science
AI reflects existing inequalities and replicates capitalist divisions of labor. Experts say AI can empower gig workers if they have access to their data to understand and fight exploitation by platforms like Uber.
Politics
A Mexican congressman proposes reforms to Agrarian Law to establish federal strategies to mitigate droughts' effects on agriculture and support producers with seeds and fertilizers. He argues droughts harm the sector and expects them to impact crops.
Science
AI is no longer covert tech, it's a powerful tool interacting with us. Experts discuss how AI can benefit society but also raise concerns about bias and lack of regulation. Universities are considered key to ensuring ethical development and proposing frameworks to govern AI for the common good.
Politics
Mexico's electricity demand is surging, driven by nearshoring. To seize this opportunity, the country needs a major infrastructure upgrade: a stronger power grid with renewables, streamlined customs, improved roads and ports, and 5G.
Business
Mexico's banks are healthy but exclusive. Experts want more competition, education and digital tools to boost financial inclusion and economic growth, inspired by Brazil's success. Can Mexico's banking system bloom for all?
Health
Mexico's love for fresh food is threatened by ultra-processed options. NAFTA and industry dominance are blamed for limited access to healthy choices. Researcher proposes regional production and local markets to fight "slow devour" of Mexican health and return to a healthy food culture.
Business
Is artificial intelligence (AI) our ticket to a booming global economy or a recipe for dystopia? Discover how AI might revolutionize trade and why sustainability is key in the face of an AI-powered future.
Politics
Our cities are stressed by sprawl and inequality. Urban planning is the key. It's not about dusty documents, but about citizen participation and building a flexible vision for the future.
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.