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Mexico City is the cultural, political, and economic heart of the country—one of the world’s largest and most dynamic urban centers. In this section, explore news on government, infrastructure, crime, tourism, arts, business, and everyday life across the capital’s boroughs. From historic downtown to modern business districts and thriving neighborhoods, Mexico City offers a nonstop stream of events and developments that shape the nation and influence Latin America as a whole.

Mexico City News

Ríos de Color 2025 Festival

Ríos de Color 2025 Festival CDMX Celebrates Global Art Without Barriers

The Ríos de Color 2025 Festival in Mexico City brings together over 100 artists from 54 countries for workshops, contests, and cultural events.
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LIV Golf Ciudad de México 2026

LIV Golf to Return to Club de Golf Chapultepec in April 2026

LIV Golf Ciudad de México 2026 will take place April 17–19 at Club de Golf Chapultepec, bringing top Latin American talent and global stars to...
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Teatro UNAM launches second half of 2025

Teatro UNAM launches second half of 2025 with five powerful performances

Teatro UNAM begins its second semester with five powerful performances exploring body, territory, and memory through innovative and socially engaged theater.
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Cutzamala System water levels rise

Cutzamala system water levels rise near 60% capacity, relief amid Mexico City’s water crisis

Mexico City's Cutzamala System reaches nearly 60% capacity after a strong rainy season, offering relief from water rationing and raising hopes for a more secure...
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Popocatépetl 3D model with AI

UNAM Experts Create 3D Popocatépetl Model with AI for Volcano Monitoring

UNAM researchers have developed the first 3D model of Popocatépetl's interior using AI, helping to predict volcanic activity and improve disaster prevention efforts.
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el favor teatro

‘El Favor’: A Theatrical Comedy That Challenges Male Friendship

The Favor, a new play, explores the complexities of male friendship, offering sharp humor and thought-provoking themes on masculinity and personal boundaries.
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Cablebús Line 4

Cablebús Line 4 in Mexico City will be the world’s longest urban cable car

Cablebús Line 4 in Mexico City will be the world’s longest urban cable car at 11.4 km, connecting 39 neighborhoods and cutting commute times by...
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Tepeyac Hill

Giant Boulder Falls from Tepeyac Hill in Mexico City, Seriously Injures Elderly Man

Emergency crews in Mexico City work to break apart and remove a 2.5-meter boulder. It slid off Cerro de Tepeyac, commonly known as Tepeyac Hill,...
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Turitour Oaxaca

New Turitour Oaxaca Route Launches with Overnight Experience from Mexico City

The new Turitour Oaxaca offers a full cultural experience with overnight stays, local cuisine, and artisan workshops—boosting tourism and local economies.
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mentrification march cdmx

Third gentrification march in Mexico City today

Groups and residents join the third gentrification march Mexico City on July 26, from Hemiciclo a Benito Juárez to the U.S. Embassy along Paseo de...
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Mexico City rental housing

Mexico City Rental Housing Plan Faces Shortage Crisis

With land reserves nearly exhausted, Mexico City must recycle existing sites for rental housing and expand public rental units to ease suburban displacement.
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México unveiled stamp to mark Tenochtitlan 700 years

México unveiled stamp to mark 700 years of Tenochtitlan

Correos de México unveiled a burgundy QR‑coded stamp to mark Tenochtitlan 700 years, honoring the eagle and serpent legend, Copil’s heart myth and Mexico City’s...
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