Extended nationwide lockdown to slow spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

Local Cane Alcohol Poisons 77 People, Kills 25 in Mexico

The Mexican Ministry of Health announced the death of another alcohol poisoning victim in the western part of the nation on Tuesday.
House of Laments

Find Out How Brave You Are By Visiting Mexico's Most Haunted Places

By Danielle Ong
Are you brave enough?
Cancun Mexico-Dreams Resort

Is Spring Break in Mexico a Good Idea?

By Andrea Ano
Mexico still welcomes tourists however, officials urge caution due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Mexico's Subway Collision Kills 1, Injures 41

By Danielle Ong
Two subway cars from Mexico City's Metro system collided, killing 1 and injuring more than 40.
Protest against gender-based violence after the murder of seven-year-old Fatima Cecilia Aldrighett, outside the National Palace in Mexico City

Mexican President Focuses on Raffle, Not Femicide Protest

By Andrea Ano
AMLO’s failure to focus his attention on the country’s “femicide crisis” gave rise to a women’s strike to make their absence felt.
Hotel Imperial Reforma

Amazing and Cheap Hotels in Mexico City

By Carlos Dela Vega
Hotels in Mexico City where you can stay for as low as $31 a night.
Protest against gender-based violence after the murder of seven-year-old Fatima Cecilia Aldrighett, outside the National Palace in Mexico City

School Teachers in Mexico Protest, Government Sends in National Guard

By Andrea Ano
Teachers rallied on a major railway and caused a blockage in Mexico.
Lexie York

Traveler Beware: Tourists Who Died or Were Attacked in Mexico

By Danielle Ong
Is it safe to travel to Mexico? These tragic stories serve as a grisly reminder of just how dangerous Mexico can be.
A police officer wears a protective face mask on the street after the governor of the northern Mexican state of Coahuila said on Saturday that a new case of coronavirus had been confirmed, in Mexico City

6 Cases of Coronavirus in Mexico in Just One Month

By Andrea Ano
Health officials tested six patients positive in Mexico.
Don’t Do These Things When Visiting Mexico

Do Not Do These Things When Visiting Mexico

By Amy Santiago
To avoid mishaps, here is a list of things you must not do when visiting Mexico.
Women protesting violence and femicide

Mexican Women Urge Government to Put A Stop To Violence And Femicide

By Danielle Ong
Hundred of women in Mexico are now protesting over the government's empty promises to end violence against women.

Mexico City Building World's Largest Eco Park

By Danielle Ong
Mexico City is building a massive ecological park that aims to have a huge impact in the fight against global warming and climate change.
Sofitel Mexico City Reforma Hotel

The Newest Luxury Hotel in Mexico City

By Carlos Dela Vega
Things to know about the first Sofite-branded and first luxurious hotel in Mexico City that both combines Mexican and French aesthetics impulses.
Diego Luna

Why Diego Luna Finally Signed onto "Narcos: Mexico"

By Carlos Dela Vega
Diego Luna explained the importance of storytelling in "Narcos" and explained why he always considered Mexico his home.
Mexico City Protesters Pile-Up Red Shoes for Violence against Women Awareness

Mexicans Use Red Shoes to Protest Murders of Women

By Bong E.
Protesters in Mexico City use piles of red shoes for violence against women awareness.
A mega-cemetery for unclaimed and unidentified bodies.

Massive Cemetery to Be Built in Mexico for Unclaimed Bodies

By Carlos Dela Vega
A mega-cemetery will be built in Ciudad, Juarez for unclaimed and unidentified bodies.
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