Men’s Welfare Pension CDMX 2025: What to do if you missed your March payment
The Men’s Welfare Pension is a social program for men living in Mexico City; therefore, this support is solely and exclusively available in the country’s capital. Every two months, individuals receive a total of 3,000 pesos, which are deposited into cards recently created and issued by the Mexico City Government. It should be noted that […]
Mexico reaches more than 20 million air passengers in the first two months of 2025
Secretary of Tourism Josefina Rodríguez Zamora reported that 20 million 83 thousand passengers were transported on domestic and international flights to or from Mexico during the first two months of this year. Growth in Domestic Air Traffic According to data from the Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFAC), the Secretary of Tourism (Sectur) reported that, of […]
Mexico City-Toluca Intercity Train: This is what the Vasco de Quiroga station looks like, which will connect to the Cablebús.
To the west of Mexico City, personnel from the Mexico City Public Works and Services Secretariat (SOBSE), along with federal authorities, continue construction of the Mexico City-Toluca Intercity Train. Although the train already connects the State of Mexico with the Santa Fe area, work is focused on connecting Section III with Observatorio. The new Observatorio […]
Childhood autism in Mexico: These are the new treatments that could improve quality of life.
Autism is one of the fastest-growing neurodevelopmental conditions in the world, and Mexico is no exception. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 1 in every 160 children has an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and it is estimated that this figure could increase by 17 percent in the coming years. Although there are no updated […]
New law in Mexico bans junk food in schools: How does it affect school cafeterias and convenience stores?
In an effort to combat the growing childhood obesity crisis, the Mexican government, in conjunction with the Ministry of Public Education (SEP), implemented the new “Healthy Living in Schools” regulation. Starting March 29, 2025, school cafeterias will be prohibited from selling ultra-processed products with warning labels, promoting healthier eating for students. This measure directly affects […]
This is the maximum penalty for invading a house or apartment in Mexico.
Invasion of property or a home in Mexico is a very common crime, as people often believe that occupying a place under the pretext that it is “uninhabited” cannot have any greater consequences than perhaps a fine. However, the consequences of doing so can be far greater. The crime is classified as property eviction, and […]
The map showing the complex production of a car between Mexico, Canada, and the U.S. (and what effect Trump’s tariffs will have)
US President Donald Trump announced this Wednesday “reciprocal tariffs” against dozens of countries amounting to a minimum of 10% in a speech from the White House. Mexico and Canada, its neighbors and trading partners, were spared—for now—from paying these duties after the US government did not include them on the list. However, the automotive industry […]
“El Mayo” Zambada’s defense rules out his repatriation to Mexico.
The US Attorney’s Office is negotiating with Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada’s defense team to avoid a trial—while the death penalty remains on the table—and obtain a plea deal. Zambada’s legal team stated that, for now, they are focused on withdrawing the death penalty by getting their client to accept the 17 charges against him; therefore, […]
Less and less water available in Mexico
The Environmental Economics professor explained that one of the components of the security index is water pressure, which is reflected in the volume of water per inhabitant relative to the national average for water management, which is declining. During his participation in the roundtable “Glaciers and the Volumes of Water Available for Humanity and Nature,” […]