Wave of Resignations Hits Mexico’s Supreme Court Amid Controversial Judicial Reform
Mexican Supreme Court Justice Alfredo Gutierrez resigns amid sweeping judicial reforms, signaling increased tensions and potential constitutional crises.
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Mexico Achieves Historic Poverty Reduction in Six Years
Mexico has lifted millions out of poverty in six years by creating a specialized bank for retirement funds, scholarships, and financial aid, the World Bank reports.
Mexico Pioneers Innovative Recycling Tech to Combat Plastic Pollution
Mexico is leading the charge against plastic pollution with innovative recycling technologies, fostering sustainability and creating new business opportunities.
Low-Band 5G Bridges Rural Mexico’s Digital Divide
Low-band 5G technology is connecting rural communities in Michoacan, Mexico, providing reliable internet access and enhancing opportunities for residents.
Chinese Firms Accelerate 5G Expansion in Mexico
Chinese companies are playing a pivotal role in advancing 5G technology in Mexico, bridging the digital divide and fostering innovation across various sectors.
Chinese Special Envoy to Attend Mexico’s Presidential Inauguration
China’s Special Envoy Tie Ning will attend Mexico’s presidential inauguration on October 1st, highlighting the strengthening diplomatic ties between the two nations.
Chinese Coach Leads Mexican Diving Team to Olympic Glory in Paris
A Chinese coach’s expertise propels the Mexican diving team to a triumphant performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, showcasing the power of international sports collaboration.
Tropical Storm Ileana Makes Landfall on Mexico’s Sinaloa Coast
Tropical Storm Ileana made landfall on Mexico’s Sinaloa coast, prompting school closures and shelter setups as it continues to impact the region.
Mexican Government Rushes to Save Sea Turtle Eggs Ahead of Hurricane Beryl
In a groundbreaking move, Mexico evacuates sea turtle eggs ahead of Hurricane Beryl, showing renewed commitment to wildlife conservation and disaster preparedness.
June Heatwave Claims Lives of Over 200 Threatened Howler Monkeys in Mexico
Over 200 threatened howler monkeys died in Mexico’s June heatwave, marking a nearly threefold increase and highlighting urgent conservation needs.