Mexico

Femicides Increase in Mexico as Women Are Forced to Stay Indoors With Abusers

Experts attribute the increase of femicide to the government's confinement orders which enabled domestic violence.

USMCA to Replace NAFTA– Agreement to Take Effect July 1

After much effort and persuasion from U.S. President Donald Trump’s office, the new NAFTA will include stricter compliance to guidelines with regards to labor and automotive content without changing the US$1.2 trillion in trade flows between the U.S.-Mexico-Canada per year.

Unaccounted Cases: Mexico's COVID-19 Cases Are 30 Times Higher Than Reported, Experts Say

Experts say that the number of COVID-19 cases in Mexico is 30 times higher than the reported data which makes Mexico second to the United States.

National Migration Institute in Mexico Deports Illegal Migrants to Control COVID-19 Transmission

As a move against the further spread of the coronavirus pandemic, the National Migration Institute has started deporting immigrants from its sixty-five migrant facilities back to their respective countries.

Mexican Militias Arm and Train Children to Fight Against Drug Cartels

The CRAC-PF, a militia in the Mexican state of Guerrero, took matters into their own hands after the Mexican government failed to protect their community from surrounding drug cartels.

'Contain and Deport': Mexico Sends Thousands of Migrants Home

Mexico has almost deported migrants who are staying in the government migrant centers after removing thousands of individuals to control the spread of the COVID-19.

Cocaine Fuels Migration Crisis As Asylum Seekers Flee Dangerous Countries

The United States is facing a massive surge of migrants along its borders. The United States is facing a massive surge of migrants along its borders. Thousands of people from Central America flee their homes in search of a better, and safer, life in the U.

Pentagon Urges Mexico to Reopen Defense Supplier Factories, Workers Strike as Plants Reopen

The Pentagon wants Mexico to open some of its manufacturing companies to support the supply chain for defense companies in the United States.

Deadlier Than COVID-19: Mexico's History of Epidemics That Almost Wiped out the Country's Population

Mexico has faced different diseases and epidemics over the previous five centuries and some of these almost killed the country's population.

Mexico’s Recovery From the Pandemic Hindered by Lopez Obrador’s Decisions

Now when a leader is called upon to rise to the occasion that Mexico is facing in its fight against the pandemic, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador appears to have regressed into refusing accountability and blaming others for the situation at hand.

US Continues to Add Cameras at the US-Mexico Border Despite Decline in Crossings, Why?

The US administration has been discretely installing additional military surveillance cameras at the US-Mexico border as its response to the COVID-19 pandemic even though fewer people appear to be crossing illegally.

Archaeologists Discover New Mayan Settlement in Quintana Roo

The ancient settlement named by the specialists of the INAH Quintana Roo Center, as Mahahual, is reportedly the first of that era detected in the locality on the eastern coast of the Yucatan peninsula.

No Stimulus Checks: Support These Small Businesses in Mexico

Unlike other countries, Mexico has not released stimulus checks to support its citizens so supporting small businesses will eventually help them survive and therefore avoid laying off their workers.
A police officer wearing a protective mask stands at the entrance of a coronavirus testing site, as the coronavirus disease (COVID 19) continues in Mexico City

Murder Rate Rises in Mexico– Criminal Groups Are Gaining Leverage Amid Pandemic

While the efforts of the Mexican government focused on mitigating the economic and health crisis brought by the pandemic, there has become a failure to provide basic security to vulnerable populations.

E-Banking: Booming Fintech Industry in Mexico

The use of fintech applications in Mexico has spiked to 50 percent and around 81 million apps were downloaded for both iOS and Android.

Fourth Mexican Rights Activist Death This Year Reported in Guerrero

Friday marks the fourth Mexican rights activist death in Mexico. What is it about Mexican human rights that make Mexico a dangerous place for journalists and civilians?

COVID-19 Outbreak in Mexico Could Peak By Late April, Says Scientists

A group of Mexican scientists warned that the COVID-19 outbreak in the country could peak by late April using the two epidemiological models.

Tomas Balcazar Mexican Football Legend and Grandfather of Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez Passes Away

Tomas Balcazar was a Mexican Football legend and his grandson Javier Hernandez continues his legacy. Both of them were able to win great milestones for Mexican football.

Mexico Is the World's Largest Silver Extractor

Silver Institute, a nonprofit international association that solely focuses on silver, reported that Mexico has remained the largest silver extractor in the world despite a two percent drop in 2019 and economic impact of COVID-19.

Cutting Costs to Save the Country– Amlo Puts the Economy First During the Pandemic

In an attempt to quell the crisis amid the coronavirus pandemic, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador announced new propositions of austerity measures that he believed was in tangent with his post-neoliberal vision.

Sanganguey Volcano: The Matatipac Valley Love Story that Never Came to Be

Discover the tragic romance that created the Sanganguey Volcano, the Cerro de San Juan, and the river that encircles the Matatipac Valley.
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