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Milpa Alta Unveils ‘La Casona,’ a New Museum for Traditional Cuisine in Mexico City

Milpa Alta has inaugurated 'La Casona,' a new living museum dedicated to traditional cuisine in Mexico City. The museum features six interactive rooms...

Magdalena Contreras to Distribute 23,500 World Cup 2026 Promotional Items

The Magdalena Contreras borough in Mexico City announced it will give away 23,500 promotional items for the 2026 World Cup, including balls, jerseys,...

Mexico City Residents Face Disruptions Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Days before the FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off, residents living near the Mexico City Stadium are grappling with significant disruptions to their...

Mexico City Congress Reforms Anti-Discrimination Law to Combat Stigma

On June 5, 2026, the Mexico City Congress approved reforms to Article 13 of the capital's Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination, aiming...

Mexico City on Edge: Teachers’ Protests Challenge Sheinbaum Ahead of World Cup

Just days before the FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off in Mexico City, thousands of CNTE teachers are escalating protests, blocking strategic avenues...

Mexico City Congress Reforms Anti-Discrimination Law to Combat Stigma

The Mexico City Congress approved reforms to Article 13 of the Mexico City Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination on Friday, June 5,...

VEMO Unveils Three New EV Charging Hubs in Mexico City

VEMO, a cleantech company, has expanded its electric vehicle charging network in Mexico City by inaugurating three new charging hubs. This strategic move...

Mexico City Leads World Cup 2026 Investments with Over US$1.3 Billion

Mexico City is leading the investment for the FIFA World Cup 2026, allocating over US$1.3 billion towards infrastructure projects. These initiatives, part of...

Scorpion Sightings Surge in Mexico City: What You Need to Know

Mexico City is experiencing an increase in scorpion activity, driven by a combination of recent rains and high seasonal temperatures. This phenomenon is...

New Museum of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Textiles Opens in Mexico City

A new Museum of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Textiles is set to open its doors on Wednesday, June 10, in Mexico City's Historic Center....

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