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What's going on in Mexico City
Mexico City, the heart of Latin American culture, is always buzzing with life, history, and modern energy. From lively street festivals to intimate art exhibitions, there's always something captivating happening in this dynamic metropolis. Whether you're wandering through ancient ruins or discovering contemporary art spaces, Mexico City offers a one-of-a-kind fusion of the past and present. Don't miss out on the latest events, from music performances to innovative public gatherings that highlight the city's vibrant spirit.
Latest in Mexico City
A Year of Resistance: Displaced Residents Camp Outside Their Former Homes in Mexico City
One year after being forcibly evicted, residents of República de Cuba 11 in Mexico City's Historic Center continue to camp outside their former...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke3 Mins read
March for Dignified Death to Demand Legal Recognition in Mexico City
Patients, family members, caregivers, specialists, civil society organizations, activists, and citizens will participate in the March for Dignified Death in Mexico City tomorrow,...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Man Arrested for Attempting to Smuggle Marijuana into Mexico City Prison
A 53-year-old man was arrested on August 27, 2026, for attempting to smuggle marijuana concealed in his shoe insoles into the Reclusorio Preventivo...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Catholic Church to Install ‘Peace Mailboxes’ to Aid Search for Disappeared in Mexico City
The Archdiocese of Mexico will install 'Peace Mailboxes' in 420 parishes, starting in high-incidence areas like Ajusco, to anonymously receive information on disappeared...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke3 Mins read
Sandra Cuevas Disqualified for One Year Due to Abuse of Functions
Sandra Cuevas, former mayor of Cuauhtémoc, has been disqualified from public office for one year by the Administrative Justice Tribunal of Mexico City,...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Mexico City-Pachuca and Querétaro Train Projects Advance Towards 2027 Launch
The Mexican Federal Government has announced significant progress on new train lines connecting Mexico City to Pachuca and Querétaro. The AIFA-Pachuca train is...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
What's going on in Mexico City
Mexico City, the heart of Latin American culture, is always buzzing with life, history, and modern energy. From lively street festivals to intimate art exhibitions, there's always something captivating happening in this dynamic metropolis. Whether you're wandering through ancient ruins or discovering contemporary art spaces, Mexico City offers a one-of-a-kind fusion of the past and present. Don't miss out on the latest events, from music performances to innovative public gatherings that highlight the city's vibrant spirit.
Latest in Ciudad Juárez
Free Overdose Prevention and Care Brigade to be Held in Ciudad Juárez
A free health brigade, "Aquí Estamos para Ti," will be held in Ciudad Juárez on Monday, August 31st, offering medical services and care...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Ciudad Juárez Approves New Animal Welfare Regulation
On August 26, 2026, the Ciudad Juárez City Council unanimously approved a new Animal Welfare Regulation, replacing the 2007 ordinance. This new regulation...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke1 Mins read
Hotel Occupancy in Ciudad Juarez Drops Below 60% for Three Consecutive Months
Hotel occupancy in Ciudad Juarez has fallen below 60% for the past three months, a level not seen since the pandemic. Rogelio González...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Border Police in Ciudad Juarez Exposed to Fentanyl: Emergency Kits to Combat Intoxication
In Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, authorities are reinforcing cooperation with US agencies to combat synthetic drug trafficking, especially fentanyl. The strategy includes providing...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Coespris Strengthens Sanitary Regulation with Ciudad Juárez Funeral Homes
The State Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks (Coespris) has reinforced its coordination with the funeral industry in Ciudad Juárez, involving 50...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke1 Mins read
Ipacult Invites Public to Talk on Mogollon People, First Settlers of Ciudad Juárez
The Instituto para la Cultura del Municipio de Juárez (Ipacult) invites the community to a talk titled 'Mogollon Journey: First Settlers in Ciudad...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
