Captive-bred Axolotls Reintroduced Thrive in Mexico City Canals
Captive-bred axolotls reintroduced into Mexico City canals survived, gained weight, and showed wild behaviors, offering hope for their conservation. Captive-bred […]
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Sheinbaum Urges CNTE to Accept Responsibility or Distance Themselves After Attempted Breach
President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned an incident on Wednesday afternoon in which a small group affiliated with the Coordinadora Nacional de
Protesters Set Fire to SNTE Headquarters in Historic Downtown
Dissident members of the Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación (CNTE) escalated their protest today by setting fire to
Mexico City Flooding June 2025: 76 Reports as Heavy Rains Record Highest Levels Since 2017
Heavy rains on June 2 led to 76 flooding incidents across Mexico City, marking the highest levels since 2017. Operation
CDMX Bans Electric Bikes and Scooters from bike lanes Starting May 20, 2025
Starting May 20, 2025, users of electric bikes and scooters in Mexico City must obtain a driver’s license and are
Mexico City Mayor unveiled plan to improve street lighting and program to protect women and girls
Ciudad Iluminada: Camina Libre Camina Segura invests 1.7 billion pesos in 2025 to illuminate 382 kilometers of main avenues and
Hummingbird Rescue: Mexico City Woman Heals Injured Birds in Apartment
Discover how Catia Lattouf de Arída leads a unique hummingbird rescue operation in her Mexico City home, rehabilitating orphaned and
Two Police Fired for Tampering with Evidence in Double Murder of Aides to Mexico City Mayor
Two SSC police commanders fired for tampering evidence in the double murder investigation of Clara Brugada’s aides, prompting an internal
New Frida Kahlo Museum Opens in Coyoacán’s Red House
The new Kahlo House Museum unveils Frida Kahlo’s personal legacy in the historic Red House near Casa Azul, featuring family
CNTE Standoff at Mexico City Airport Entrances Fails to Disrupt Flights
Amid a CNTE standoff at Mexico City Airport entrances, federal sources report all flights proceeded uninterrupted despite brief delays and
Historic Blow to Organized Crime Under Mexico’s New President
Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch reports over 21,000 arrests, 157 tons of narcotics seized, and 915 clandestine labs dismantled between
Two Close Aides to Mexico City Mayor Murdered in Violent Attack
In a targeted attack in Mexico City, two close aides to Head of Government Clara Brugada Molina were killed. President