Through a collaboration with Google Maps, singer Dua Lipa and her platform Service95, which she describes as a “cultural concierge service,” published 12 curated lists featuring her favorite places to eat, drink, visit, go on dates, and buy books around the world. As a frequent traveler, Dua Lipa includes recommendations in cities such as London, […]
Screwworm infection in humans reaches Mexico City: Two cases detected in Tlalpan
Mexico City has registered two cases of myiasis, or screwworm infestation, in humans, located in the southern part of the city, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader). In its “Report on Active Cases of Screwworm Infestation in Mexico” as of May 27, corresponding to epidemiological week 21, the National Service for […]
First Case of Screwworm in Humans in Mexico City
The Ministry of Health reported this Wednesday the first case of screwworm infection in humans in Mexico City. The information from the epidemiological bulletin arrives three weeks after authorities reported the first case of myiasis infection in the capital—at that time, in a 12-year-old Doberman. Nevertheless, the city remains far from the total of 352 […]
Mexico City plastered with illegal advertising; chaos in the urban landscape
The excitement surrounding the World Cup has led to a significant setback in the regulation of Mexico City’s urban landscape. Jorge Carlos Negrete, president of the Foundation for the Rescue and Recovery of the Urban Landscape (FRRPU), warned that advertising companies have taken advantage of the Outdoor Advertising Law to saturate restricted corridors such as […]
What to do today in Mexico City
If you don’t have plans for today, check out all the events, festivals, exhibitions, and activities happening in Mexico City. You’ll probably find something that motivates you to leave the house and make plans with friends, your partner, or family. Some activities are even free. Activities You Can Do Today in Mexico City 1. AztLÁn, […]
Host City CDMX expresses concern about piracy in Mexico regarding the 2026 World Cup
Félix Aguirre Gil, manager of Mexico City’s Host City for the FIFA World Cup, shared his concern about the rampant piracy in the country of all kinds of products and services related to the 2026 World Cup, which kicks off on June 11. “I’m highlighting a very serious problem because of the economic damage it […]
Mexico City Mandates Licenses and License Plates for Electric Bikes and Scooters: How Much Does It Cost, and What Are the Fines?
Watch out for the fine! Mexico City will begin regulating the use of electric bicycles and scooters starting July 1. Because of this, riders will be required to obtain a driver’s license and license plates, as well as wear a helmet to legally circulate in the capital. The new regulations are part of reforms to […]
CDMX Metro Line 2 Modifies Service; Check Which Stations Will Be Open
The Collective Transport System (STC) Metro announced that it will temporarily suspend service on a section of Line 2—running from Cuatro Caminos to Taxqueña—during the upcoming weekend to expedite station rehabilitation work along the route’s surface-level section. The service modification will begin at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 23, at which time trains will operate […]
Between noise and renewal: Mexico City races against time towards the 2026 World Cup
With less than a month to go before the start of the 2026 World Cup, Mexico City is scrambling to complete major renovation projects, including Metro stations and the capital’s main airport, Benito Juárez International Airport, in a race against time to host the opening match of the world’s biggest sporting event on June 11. […]