Utah will pay for public employees to go fill prescriptions in Mexico
To save money on drugs, Utah is offering to cover travel expenses for public employees willing to go fill certain […]
2018
Macho Mexico’s Muxe Shake Up Stereotypes
Born men but living as women, the muxe community in Oaxaca, Mexico, long endured discrimination as a way of life.
Crime within the Migrant Caravan is taking its toll
The migrant caravan stopped on its route to Tapanatepec after Central Americans tried to lynch a man being accusing of
Jalisco firefighters complete Bombero Level 2 training
The State Unit for Civil Protection and Firefighters of Jalisco (UEPCBJ) reported today that they concluded the work of the
Activists demand closure of Puerto Rico zoo after deaths
Animal rights activists demanded Friday that Puerto Rico permanently close its only zoo and relocate all animals to sanctuaries following
Honey producers in Mexico are discovering new ways to save bees
Given the mortality of bees, which in wild areas reaches 35% of their populations, mainly due to climate change, Chihuahua
Mexicans line capital’s boulevard for Day of Dead parade
Towering skeletons and dancers dressed in regional costumes are bouncing along Mexico City’s main avenue, surrounded by orange marigolds, as
Puerto Vallarta bus fare increase begins November 2
Are you confused about when the bus fare increase will be implemented in Puerto Vallarta? You’re not alone! The final
Blind man tries to raise awareness of guide dogs in Mexico
Miguel Ángel Millán, a 30-year-old blind man, and his guide dog Ruger, seek to end the discrimination they have suffered
Puerto Vallarta continues to lobby for Level-Three hospital
For the municipal government of Puerto Vallarta, the issue of health is a permanent priority in public affairs, which is
Mexico begins processing migrants under the ‘You are in your home’ plan
The Ministry of the Interior (Segob), through the National Institute of Migration (INM) and the Mexican Commission for Assistance to
The Day of the Dead traditional flower thrives in Mexico
Sinking its roots in the pre-Hispanic past, the tradition of using cempasúchil flowers, known as the Mexican Marigold, to decorate
