Low voter turnout creates uncertainty about the future of justice in Mexico.

Mexico voted on Sunday, theoretically to improve its justice system, but the low turnout in these first judicial elections represents the latest challenge to a judicial reform process that relied on the election of judges as its cornerstone but has been fraught with criticism, complaints, and irregularities from the beginning. The result: much uncertainty both […]

Mexico leads the purchase of cars made in China

This year, Mexico became the world’s largest buyer of Chinese-made cars, according to figures from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), importing 138,643 automobiles in the first quarter of the year. These exported cars range from Chinese brands to companies like GM, Ford, Chrysler, Kia, and Peugeot, which have plants in China. According to Jorge […]

Mexico wins the 2027 LGBTQ+ North American Rugby Cup hosting contract

Mexico has taken an important step in inclusive sports after it was officially announced that Mexico City won the title of host of the 2027 North America Rugby Cup (NORAM). After the 2025 edition concluded this weekend in Boston, United States, where Mexico City participated with the Spicy Rugby Querétaro team, it was announced that […]

Samuel García delivers the new seawall at La Boca Dam

More than a year after its announcement, State Governor Samuel García delivered the new 400-meter boardwalk at La Boca Dam this Saturday. This project, which involved an investment of 110 million pesos and was announced on April 14, 2024, included the expansion of the existing boardwalk, adding a 10-meter average width and one-way vehicular access, […]