Here Comes the Sun By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS Spring is in full bloom in Mexico, and we are already getting a hint of the sweltering dog days of summer that lie ahead. The scorching sun may be a welcome visitor after a year of covid-19 lockdowns and cold, winter nights, but with the advent of the summer season, your skin demands
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AMLO Sends Condolences to Line 12 Metro Victims
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By KELIN DILLON After more than a year-long battle against the covid-19 pandemic, during which many Mexican states were designated by the country’s traffic light color-based risk system as being in the dangerous orange and red zones, finally 29 states have been designated within the yellow and green rankings, meaning a lower risk of coronavirus infection, as of Monday, May
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The Mexico City Government’s Response to the Metro Crash
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Mexico’s Political Cock Fights
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Covid Takes Aim
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AMLO’s Speech on Public Health
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Good for You, Good for the Environment By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS In an ideal politically correct world, all good beauty products would be Earth-friendly and responsibly sourced. But, for the most part, the majority of eco-conscious face creams, body washes and shampoos that claim to help the environment may make a tiny dent in staving off pollution, but just don’t cut
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By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS As part of a broader recognition of the country’s extremely high incidence of pulmonary hypertension disease (HP), the first-ever National Pulmonary Hypertension Week will be held by the Mexican Association of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (HAP México, a nonprofit coalition of hypertension patients) starting on Wednesday, May 5. Currently, hypertension, or high blood pressure, affects about 40 percent
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