Mexico

Tropical Cyclone Preparations in the Yucatan

The tropical cyclone season is approaching. The government of Yucatan is in the process of preparing for it.

Authorities Arrest Suspects for the Strangling of 3 Nurses in Mexico

Mexican authorities arrested two men for strangling three sister nurses who worked in the nation's state-run hospitals. Authorities ruled out coronavirus-fears as the motive to the crime.

Mexican Staple Ingredients You Need in Your Pantry

With the increasing number of Mexican-born immigrants in the country, we have grown to like Mexican cuisine. Here are some staple Mexican ingredients you need in your pantry amid the coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19 “Curve Not Flattened” In Mexico Despite Health Ministry Claim, Expert Say

Mexico's COVID-19 “Curve" Not Flattened Despite Health Ministry Claims

Measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus may not have been as successful as authorities think.

It's ‘International Have a Coke Day' | One Mexican Town Has More Access to Coca-Cola Than Water

In a town in Mexico, Coke is cheaper and easier to find than water. If the mere thought of the 'National Have a Coke Day' today makes you want to sing, you are not alone.

The Decline of Tourism in Mexico: Violence and Coronavirus Crisis

Locals in Mexican areas are blocking entry for visitors due to coronavirus fears. Read on to find out more about the decline of tourism in Mexico.

Mexico is Running Out of Beer as Halt of Non-Essential Activities Suspends Brewing

Brewing beer was long considered by both government and health officials as a non-essential activity, and yet Mexicans are demanding for its production again.

Heineken Mexico Sells Vouchers Online Support to Local Restaurants

Heineken Mexico is leading the way to help local business owners and their staff. Even though Mexico's beer industry is on the brink of collapse Heineken Mexico has launched a voucher program that aims to support restaurant owners and their staff during the economic crisis brought by COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent article.

Local Cane Alcohol Poisons 77 People, Kills 25 in Mexico

The Mexican Ministry of Health announced the death of another alcohol poisoning victim in the western part of the nation on Tuesday.

Mexican Central Bank to Cut Interest Rates to Shield the Economy Against the Impact of the Coronavirus

Due to the harsh effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy of Mexico, there is an increased chance that the country’s central bank will be cutting further interest rates. Read on to know how affected you are to this news.

Facts About Mexico's Extended Ban of Nonessential Activities

Closure of nonessential activities in Mexico is until April 30 due to the number of coronavirus infections. However, it is now extended until May 30 through an emergency decree. Find facts you need to know about this new measure.

Mexico Warns States Not to Threaten Civilians with Prison Terms to Enforce COVID-19 Lockdown

Mexico's Interior Department warned state governments to avoid using prison terms to enforce coronavirus stay-at-home policies.

Meet General Ignacio Zaragoza: The Hero of Cinco de Mayo

The mere mention of "Cinco de Mayo," one of Mexico's most symbolic battles, "the Battle of Puebla," comes to mind. Meanwhile, identified with the battle, is General Ignacio Zaragoza, who took on the influential forces of France

7 Dead in Border Shootout With Los Zetas

Seven Los Zetas gunmen were killed in armed combat with the Mexican Army after setting up an ambush near the border city.

Unearthed Skeletal Remains of Slaves Show Barbaric Abuse and Diseases in Mexico

Researchers unearthed three skulls that dated back to the 16th century, the height of the transatlantic slave trade.

Mexico Pauses Clean-Energy Plans Amid Mounting COVID-19 Cases

Mexico's Centro Nacional de Control de Energia (Cenace) indefinitely stopped all operations and critical tests for clean-energy projects amid the rising number of coronavirus cases in the nation.

Mexico LGBTQ+ 'Gaymers' Compete In Virtual Football Tournament

As people are forced to home confinement due to COVID-19, LGBT+ gaymers took an opportunity to kick a ball, make friends, and come out of the closet celebrating their identity through eSports.

Islas Marias Madre: Mexico's Tropical Alcatraz

More than a hundred years ago, the Mexican government built a federal prison on a large Pacific archipelago just off the coast of Mexico. The island, known as Mexico's Alcatraz, is a place many prisoners do not want to leave.

Five Facts About Pulque: The Drink Of The Gods

Get to know more about pulque and what makes it an important piece of Mexico's rich heritage. The consumption of pulque, a three-to-eight percent fizzy alcoholic drink made from fermented agave sap, can be traced back to the pre-Hispanic period, making it one of the oldest beverages in Mexico.

Mexican President Violates Constitution, Accused of Personal Promotion

The Mexican government and the National Electoral Institute have decided to remove President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s name from the letters that were supposed to be sent to recipients of stimulus loans.

Mexican Businesses Facing Economic Crisis Receive Loans

Small-scale business owners in Mexico’s localities are struggling to maintain their businesses while they deal with slow production, low sales, and shortage of employees during the pandemic. This week, the federal authorities have approved around 700,000 loans for Mexican businesses.
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