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Mexico City Flood Control Works to Conclude by August Amidst Delays

Mexico City authorities have pledged that critical flood control projects in Calzada Ignacio Zaragoza, Iztapalapa, will be finalized by August 14, following unexpected...

New Book Explores Mexico City’s Historical Relationship with Water

A new book titled 'AMATL, archive, memory and water' offers a comprehensive look at Mexico City's historical relationship with water, utilizing previously unpublished...

Morena Party Proposes Law Against ‘Name Gentrification’ in Mexico City

A Morena party deputy presented initiatives to prohibit real estate companies from altering the official names of popular neighborhoods in Mexico City, aiming...

Priest Arrested for Alleged Child Sexual Abuse in Mexico City; Archdiocese Investigates

A priest was arrested in Mexico City on July 9 for alleged child sexual abuse. The Archdiocese of Mexico City has initiated an...

Water Cuts Affect Several Mexico City Boroughs on July 15

Several Mexico City boroughs, including Cuajimalpa, Xochimilco, and Iztapalapa, experienced water supply interruptions on July 15 due to maintenance and repairs. Residents in...

Animal Abuse Soars in Mexico City: PAOT Reports Over 3,800 Complaints in 2025

Animal abuse has become the leading reported crime in Mexico City, with the Environmental and Territorial Attorney's Office (PAOT) receiving over 3,800 complaints...

Demand to Recover Stolen Sculptures from Historic Mexico City Parish

Abogados Cristianos Hispanoamérica has urged authorities to recover three bronze sculptures stolen from the historic Santos Cosme y Damián parish in Mexico City....

Electrical Storms Paralyze Mexico City for Six Weeks

Mexico City has been significantly impacted by electrical storms for the past month and a half, causing widespread disruptions to daily life due...

Mexico City Congress Hosts “Expo Oaxaca y Calenda” to Promote Culture Amidst World Cup 2026

The Mexico City Congress is hosting the "Expo Oaxaca y Calenda" from July 13 to 19, 2026, to promote Mexico's cultural richness to...

UN Mexico Announces New Job Vacancies in Mexico City for July 2026

The United Nations (UN) in Mexico has announced new job vacancies in Mexico City for July 2026. These opportunities include positions for social...

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