Coronavirus: Mexico proposes saving the young before the elderly
• DRAFT: Mexico's Health Council will hold a vote over a draft triage guide on how to prioritize limited healthcare...
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Judge orders release of migrants most at-risk for coronavirus
• DECISION: A federal judge ordered the Mexican government to release from detention migrants from most at-risk populations for contracting...
Airline industry awaits Mexico’s relief measures
• RESPONSE: The Mexican government has promised to respond within the next 10 days to the airlines' industry request for...
Mexican auto sector anxious over gap with US plants
• ANXIETY: Despite assurances from Mexico's president, the Mexican auto supply sector remains anxious over a potential gap once the...
Mexico contemplating a return to normal on June 1
• GOVERNMENT: The Mexican government is eyeing a return to normalcy on June 1st if mitigation measures against coronavirus are...
Coronavirus: 535 health workers infected, 9% of total cases
• WORKERS: At least 535 Mexican health workers have been infected with coronavirus, amounting to 9% of confirmed cases across...
AMLO’s new microloans program lacks transparency
• TRANSPARENCY: The new Mexican government program to provide one million low-interest microloans for small businesses affected by the coronavirus...
Tabasco: Pirates repeat attack vs Italian ship, three others
• REPEAT: The Italian-flag supply ship Remas was subject to a new attack by armed pirates off the Gulf coast...
Mexican students to resume classes at-home, online
• ANNOUNCEMENT: More than 37 million Mexican students across grade levels will resume classes via TV and internet on April...
Coronavirus: Mexico records highest number of deaths in a day
• DAY: Mexican health authorities reported Tuesday 76 new coronavirus deaths marking the highest number of coronavirus deaths in a...
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