Mexico grants more resources to the military than to battle violence against women
Mexico, Mexico City— Despite an unrelenting and deadly wave of violence against women, Mexico’s government has assigned more resources to the armed forces than the...
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Small Oaxacan community wins rare battle in Mexico’s water war with beverage companies
Mexico City, Mexico– The People of San Bartolo Coyóltepec, a Oaxacan artisan community located in Mexico’s southwest, won a legal battle against a soft drink...
2022 deadliest year for journalists in Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico — The assassination of a local journalist from Veracruz, a coastal state in western Mexico, raised the total number of murdered media...
Mexico seeks U.S., Canadian investment for lithium exploitation
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced he is looking to draw investment from the United States and Canada to produce lithium batteries and renewable energies...
Mexico’s government rejects Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s call for border militarization
Mexico’s government rejected Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s latest attempt to curb migration from the United States’ southern border with Mexico. Through his Twitter account, Abbott...
15 Up-and-Coming Female Business Leaders in Latin America
While the road has been tumultuous, women are paving their way to the top of the business world, despite the many roadblocks that have stood...
The proposed electoral reforms sparking mass protests in Mexico
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets on Sunday to protest President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s proposed reforms to Mexico’s electoral system. Organized...
“Something is happening to the Day of the Dead” – It’s losing its identity
“Many of us have realized that something is happening to the Day of the Dead,” Joaquín Galván, from the indigenous peoples of Ayuujk, told Aztec...
