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Mexico City to Host World Urban Forum 2028: A Catalyst for Urban Transformation?

Mexico City has been chosen to host the World Urban Forum (WUF) in 2028, an event that brings together governments, international organizations, academia,...

Margarita Morales’ “Cartographies of Color” Exhibit Opens in Mexico City

Tamaulipas artist Margarita Morales inaugurated her exhibition "Cartographies of Color. Traces of an Intangible Territory" at the Museum of Mexico City on March...

Mexico City Congress Proposes Ban on Freelance Contracts for Staff

An initiative has been presented in the Mexico City Congress to prohibit the hiring of legislative staff under freelance contracts. This move seeks...

Rat Infestation Worsens in Mexico City Parks Due to Accumulated Waste

Several parks in Mexico City, including Paseo de la Reforma and Parque de la Bombilla, are experiencing a growing rat infestation, primarily attributed...

Anti-Dispossession Cabinet Conducts 13 Operations in Mexico City, Restoring Properties to Owners

Thirteen inter-institutional operations carried out by the Anti-Dispossession Cabinet between March 9 and 13 in Mexico City led to the restitution of apartments,...

New Giraffe Born in Mexico City Zoo, Public Invited to Name It

A new male reticulated giraffe calf was born in October 2025 at the San Juan de Aragón Wildlife Conservation Center in Mexico City....

Second Measles Death Confirmed in Mexico City Amidst Rising Cases

Mexico City, March 16 – The Secretariat of Health has confirmed a second measles-related death in Mexico City. As of March 13, 2026,...

Mexico City Rent Control: Balancing Tenant Protection and Investment

A recent Supreme Court ruling in Mexico City, limiting annual rent increases to inflation, has ignited a fierce debate among real estate professionals...

Mexico City Air Quality Ranges from Acceptable to Poor; Physical Exertion Advised Against

Mexico City and its metropolitan area are experiencing air quality levels ranging from acceptable to poor, according to the Atmospheric Monitoring Directorate. This...

Mexico City Initiates Historic Center Drainage Ahead of Rainy Season

The Mexico City government has announced the start of drainage work in the Historic Center to prevent flooding during the upcoming rainy season....

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