Citibanamex warns about a possible depreciation of the peso if Morena wins the majority
The bank points out that Morena has been losing competitiveness, which is why it considered that this political body could win 6 governorships. MÈXICO, May 21, 2021, (FORBES).- Three weeks before the June 6 More...
History and origin of Teacher’s Day Why do we celebrate it in Mexico on May 15?
This celebration dates back to 1950 in Europe and here The Yucatán Times tell you its history and origin Mérida, Yucatán, May 15, 2021, (MILENIO).- Teacher’s Day, which is celebrated on May 15 in Mexico, More...
“El baile de los 41”: the homosexual party that scandalized Mexico at the beginning of the 20th century
On the morning of November 18, 1901, Mexico City dawned to witness the most resounding scandal in the history of early twentieth-century Mexico. Yesterday I had the opportunity to watch the Netflix movie More...
Is President López Obrador destroying Mexico? (OPINION)
Mexico to find out if López Obrador’s authoritarian boast is a rhetorical tactic or a warning about his undemocratic ambitions By Nathaniel Parish Flannery April 26, 2021, (FORBES).- In Mèxico, the More...
Mexico City’s Good Friday re-enactment took place without public participation
MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Cerro de Estrella was a barren hilltop of sun-faded grass with three towering but empty wooden crosses on Good Friday, a day when for nearly all of the past 176 years it would have been More...
Traditions of Holy Week in Mexico
Mérida, Yucatán, (March 31, 2021).- Holy Week is a celebration of great importance and one of the most important religious traditions in Mexico, with which we commemorate the passion, death, and resurrection More...
27th anniversary of the assassination of Luis Donaldo Colosio: his death unleashed a spiral of violence
This March 23 marks the 27th anniversary of the assassination of Luis Donaldo Colosio, official candidate for the presidency. This “magnicide” of the presidential candidate was a watershed that More...
One million small and medium-sized companies closed due to the pandemic in Mexico during 2020, INEGI reports
COVID-19 changed the world in 2020 and led governments to impose closures and restrictions, partial and total, in various sectors of the economy. Of the 4.9 million micro, small and medium-sized companies reported More...
Injunctions against AMLO’s electricity reform keep piling up
Five new provisional suspensions keep the electricity reform on hold. AMLO is very upset against the judges. MEXICO CITY (Times Media Mexico) – Judge Rodrigo de la Peza granted three more provisional More...
Are Mexicans “skipping the line” to get vaccinated in the U.S.?
The flights from Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara to Texas cities such as San Antonio, Houston or Dallas, are full of Mexicans who are going to the United States to get vaccinated, even if they are not residents More...
