Mexico City
Yellow Alert Issued for Heavy Rains in Mexico City Boroughs
A yellow alert has been activated for heavy rains in four boroughs of Mexico City for the night of Wednesday, January 21st. Authorities...
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Water Cuts in Iztacalco, Mexico City: Affected Neighborhoods and How to Request a Water Truck
A two-day water cut has been announced for several neighborhoods in the Iztacalco borough of Mexico City, affecting residents until January 21. This...
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Mexico City Metro Completes Maintenance at Ferrería/Arena Ciudad de México Station
The Mexico City Collective Transportation System (STC) Metro announced the completion of maintenance work at the access esplanades of the Ferrería/Arena Ciudad de...
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Mexico City Fortifies Against Measles Outbreak with Vaccination Campaign
Mexico City authorities have launched a comprehensive vaccination campaign to curb a measles outbreak, following the confirmation of 46 cases as of January...
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Mexico City Congress Presents Results of Care System Consultation
The United Commissions for Gender Equality and Inclusion, Social Welfare, and Enforceability of Social Rights of the Mexico City Congress presented the results...
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Brugada to Send Initiative to CDMX Congress to Regulate Animal Shelters
Mexico City, January 21, 2026 – Clara Brugada, Head of Government of Mexico City, announced that she will send an initiative to the...
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Cultural Workers in Mexico City Demand Labor Reforms Amidst Precarity
Cultural workers in Mexico City, including actors and cultural managers, convened at the local Congress on Monday to demand labor reforms. They are...
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Condusef Reports 40,688 Financial Complaints in Mexico City in 2025
In 2025, Mexico City saw 40,688 financial service complaints filed with Condusef, amounting to 2,503.3 million pesos. BBVA, Banamex, and Banco Azteca were...
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Mexico City Government Launches Gas Leak Detector Program Amid Rising Incidents
The Mexico City government has launched "The Detector Saves You" program, distributing 10,000 electronic devices to detect gas leaks in residential complexes. This...
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January Slope Slows Gym Membership Surge in Mexico City
Gyms in Mexico City are experiencing a slower-than-expected surge in new memberships this January, attributed to the 'cuesta de enero' (January slope) and...
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