Indigenous languages almost at extinction
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February 21 is International Mother Language Day and, as every year, we must talk about…More
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Indigenous languages almost at extinction
A snubbed tour
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Xóchitl Gálvez, the candidate of the PRI-PAN-PRD alliance, is looking to capture the votes of…More
Reform of the Housing Law
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has proposed reforms to the Mexican Constitution, including changes to…More
Old regime clings to multimember legislators
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Note: The column is about “plurinominals” in the Mexican Parliament. In Mexico, the 300 deputies…More
Mexico strengthens corn pest management techniques
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Sustainable techniques are currently the most appropriate weapon for controlling agricultural pests and thus guaranteeing…More
Candidates with little chance
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Sandra Cuevas, the mayor of Mexico City’s Cuauhtémoc delegation, unveiled the “Organization for the Family…More
30 years of insurrection
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The struggle of many native peoples against injustice for basic rights such as food and…More
Resurgence of Mexicana Airlines
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After more than a decade after Gastón Azcárraga’s bankruptcy of Mexicana de Aviación, this week…More
Mexico sees 64% increase in organized crime since 2013
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Since 2013, there has been an increase in violence at the hands of criminal organizations…More
Water at risk due to General Land Use Planning Program
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The planned 25 percent reduction in the water supply for Mexico City (CDMX) in the…More