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UNAM and Secihti to Announce New Opportunities for Mexico City University Students

The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), the Mexico City Head of Government, and the Secretariat of Science, Humanities, Technology and Innovation (Secihti)...

Mexico City to Regulate AI and Platforms in Employment, Says Labor Secretary

Mexico City is taking concrete steps to fiscalize the impact of technology on employment, initiating inspections of digital platforms, logistics, and last-mile transport...

Single Nationality Required for Top Mexican Political Offices from 2028

President Claudia Sheinbaum has signed a decree reforming the Mexican Constitution, stipulating that individuals aspiring to the Presidency, governorships, or the Head of...

Mexico City to Replace Shelters with ‘Care Communities’ for Homeless

Mexico City's government, led by Clara Brugada, announced the replacement of traditional shelters with 'Care Communities' to ensure the homeless can reclaim their...

Proposal to Create Electric Vehicle Charging Network in Mexico City

A Morena party deputy has proposed reforming the Mobility Law in Mexico City to mandate the creation of an electric vehicle charging infrastructure...

Mexico City Government Provides 25,000 Pesos in Support for Women Entrepreneurs

Mexico City's government has distributed 25,000 pesos each to at least 4,000 women this year through the 'Capital Semilla' program, aiming to empower...

Mexico City Lawmakers Propose Up to Two Years in Prison for Animal Abandonment

A new initiative in the Mexico City Congress proposes prison sentences of six months to two years for intentional animal abandonment, aiming to...

Mexico City Debates Short-Term Rental Regulations: Economic Impact at Stake

A recent public opinion survey in Mexico City indicates widespread dissatisfaction with the current regulations limiting short-term rental operations, with a significant majority...

Over 6,500 Buildings in Mexico City Reviewed for Collapse Risk Since 2017; 221 at High Risk

Since the 2017 earthquake, over 6,500 buildings in Mexico City have undergone structural safety reviews, with 221 classified as having a high risk...

Mexico City’s Dual Crisis: Sinking Ground and the Looming ‘Day Zero’

Mexico City is grappling with a profound environmental crisis, marked by the rapid sinking of its land and the looming threat of 'Day...

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