Mexico City
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...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
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...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke3 Mins read
Mexico City Weather Forecast: 97% Chance of Rain on October 5th
Mexico City residents should brace for a day of heavy rain and cloudiness on October 5th, with a 97% chance of precipitation. Temperatures...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Mexico City: How to Apply for the Bienestar Men’s Pension (3,000 Pesos)
Men aged 60 to 64 residing in Mexico City can still apply for the Bienestar Men's Pension, a program providing 3,000 pesos bi-monthly....
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
14,000 Signatures Collected to Debate Euthanasia Legalization in Mexico City
An initiative to legalize euthanasia in Mexico City has garnered over 14,000 signatures, with the 'Libertad para Morir' association aiming for 20,000 by...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Mexico City Gears Up for Day of the Dead Night Ride 2026
Mexico City is preparing for its traditional Day of the Dead Night Ride on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 11:00...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Mexico City Awarded for Green Bond to Fund Cablebús Expansion
Mexico City has been honored with the "Urban Transport Financing of the Year" award by the international financial community for its Green Bond...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
AMERIKE University Opens New Campus in Santa Fe, Mexico City, Offering Video Game Degree
AMERIKE University has opened its fifth campus in Santa Fe, Mexico City, introducing a new degree in video games among other programs in...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke2 Mins read
Fatphobia in Mexico City: A Structural Discrimination Persisting in Employment, Mobility, and Healthcare
Despite a decline in reported discrimination, fatphobia continues to be a structural issue in Mexico City, impacting access to employment, medical care, and...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke5 Mins read
Mexico City Seeks Harsher Penalties for Family Violence Causing Permanent Harm to Minors
Mexico City lawmakers are pushing to increase penalties for family violence cases that result in permanent harm to minors or involve two or...
Sofia Mendoza-Clarke3 Mins read
