Poll: Half of Mexico City knows someone with coronavirus
• POLL: Almost half of Mexico City residents (49%) knows someone who has contracted coronavirus, according to a new poll by...
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Rising share of Mexicans see corruption, despite AMLO’s rhetoric
• GROWTH: The share of Mexicans who say having experienced corruption by a public official increased during the first year of...
Mexico City: critical care bed occupancy drops to 60%
• DECREASE: Bed occupancy at Mexico City's intensive care units (ICU) dropped to 60% on Friday given an increase in...
European companies bewildered by Mexico’s block to renewables
• CONCERN: Representatives of five European chambers of commerce in Mexico said Thursday they were bewildered by the recent Mexican...
Iguala: woman dies from virus after bus ride from Chicago
• BUS RIDE: A 70-year-old woman died from coronavirus on April 6, just 11 days after completing a 2,200-mile bus...
GM, Mexico’s top car manufacturer, restarts operations
• REOPENING: Mexico's largest car manufacturer, General Motors (GM), on Thursday was restarting operations at two of its four manufacturing...
Coronavirus: 400 deaths in Mexico for second day in a row
• DEATHS: For the second day in a row, Mexican authorities recorded more than 400 coronavirus deaths across the country,...
Remains of 60 mammoths unearthed at new airport site
• MAMMOTHS: Mexican archeologists have unearthed the remains of at least 60 Pleistocene mammoths during excavations for the new Santa...
Mexico City: Pollution from Tula power plant still high despite lockdown
• SULFUR: The burning of fuel oil to generate electricity at the Tula power plant in Central Mexico is the...
Coronavirus: Mexico City expects to reopen on June 15
• FORECAST: Mexico City expects to begin of a phased-in reopening of daily life on June 15 once the coronavirus...
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