Number of Mexicans living in poverty could reach 70 million
• MILLIONS: The number of Mexicans living in poverty could increase in at least 8.9 million due to the coronavirus...
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Coronavirus: group of 300 municipalities considered for reopening
• MUNICIPALITIES: A collection of 300 municipalities across Mexico is under consideration for the reopening of activities and the economy...
Baja: Supreme Court strikes down extension of Governor’s term
• UNCONSTITUTIONAL: In a rare unanimous decision, Mexico's Supreme Court declared unconstitutional a law passed by the Baja California's state...
Mexican Pacific cruise ports expect 75% drop in 2020
• BLOW: The number of cruise ships arriving to Mexico's Pacific Coast ports -like Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas- is...
Coronavirus: Mexico City’s peak to last until May 20
• PEAK: The Mexico City metro area has reached its coronavirus pandemic peak and will not come out of it...
AMLO’s personal assistants rewarded with plum jobs
• STRATEGIC: Two members of Mexico's Presidential assistantship office have been promoted to high posts at the country's tax agency...
Doubts mount about Mexico’s coronavirus death count
• DOUBTS: The Mexican government's official coronavirus death toll may not be including hundreds of cases in Mexico City linked...
Displacing renewables would harm consumers.- Mexican watchdog
• HARMFUL: The Mexican government's directive to displace private clean energy companies in the electric sector -in favor of state-owned...
Coronavirus: 28 hospitals in Mexico City pushed to limit
• HOSPITALS: As Mexico hits pandemic peak, 28 of 69 public hospitals equipped to deal with coronavirus patients in the...
Mexican airports report 90% traffic collapse in April
• COLLAPSE: Two of the three largest airport operators in Mexico posted historic air traffic declines in April stemming from...
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