Nothing seems to go right for Clara Brugada, the Mexico City mayor and head of government. After spending 1.8 billion pesos painting the city purple, thinking it would look good for the World Cup, she also spent millions creating her own mascot for the same tournament. She thought she could impose her will and do […]
The 10 Lowest-Paying University Majors in Mexico in 2026—Right After Graduation
When it comes to choosing a university major, many factors come into play: one’s true calling, personal skills, and even future career and financial expectations once studies have been completed. The truth is—contrary to what we have been led to believe—not every bachelor’s degree guarantees a future free from financial stress. The reality in Mexico […]
Press Freedom in Mexico: “Digital Lynching” and “Judicial Harassment” on the Rise
“Don’t watch TV Azteca,” said Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum during a press conference on May 25, 2026. The head of state was reacting to a campaign by the collective Mexicanos al Grito de Paz (Mexicans at the Cry for Peace), which accuses her government of having ties to organized crime. According to Sheinbaum, the dissemination […]
HRW Accuses Trump of Deporting More Than 4,000 Cubans to Mexico and Abandoning Them
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused President Donald Trump’s administration of having deported at least 4,353 Cubans to Mexico since January 2025, where many remain “abandoned,” without access to housing, medical care, or a clear path to regularize their immigration status. In a report titled “They Are Abandoning Us Here to Die,” the organization documented […]
Pharmaceutical Companies Announce 21 Billion-Peso Investments in Mexico During CSP’s Morning Press Conference
During President Claudia Sheinbaum’s press conference this Thursday, the government announced more than 21 billion pesos in private investments for Mexico’s pharmaceutical sector as part of the so-called “Plan México.” The projects focus on manufacturing, clinical research, biotechnology, and the domestic production of medicines and medical supplies. At the presentation held at the National Palace, […]
Adrián Chávez López, Director of the Children’s Hospital of Mexico, dies four days after residents demanded his dismissal over harassment allegations.
The Federico Gómez Children’s Hospital of Mexico confirmed the death of Dr. Adrián Chávez López, a specialist in pediatric intensive care, just four days after resident physicians demanded his dismissal following accusations of harassment. Through an obituary posted on its official website, the Children’s Hospital announced the passing. The obituary read as follows: “The Federico […]
Government of the State of Mexico Exceeds 611 Million Pesos in Free Transportation
For Governor Delfina Gómez Álvarez, this initiative has established itself as an act of social justice and inclusion on behalf of vulnerable groups. From July 1, 2024, to May 24, 2026, the Government of the State of Mexico allocated a historic budget exceeding 611,320,000 pesos to subsidize 61,398,544 free trips—including free transfers—across the Mexibús and […]
Mexico, the United States, and Canada announce measures to prevent the spread of Ebola at the World Cup.
Mexico, the United States, and Canada announced this Thursday the introduction of measures to prevent the spread of Ebola during the World Cup (which the three countries are co-hosting), according to a brief statement issued by the U.S. Department of State. “The health and safety of all people in the region remain our top priority […]
Carlos Slim reportedly seeks to protect Telcel in the face of massive backlash against the phone registry.
While millions of users continue to refuse to register their phone lines using their CURP, reports are now emerging that Carlos Slim may be seeking mechanisms to prevent his customers from losing service. ⚠️Concerns are mounting because Telcel represents one of the largest and most important telecommunications companies in Latin America, and the impact of […]