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Mexico's most popular archaeological site welcomed back visitors Monday after local vendors, tour guides, and officials reached an agreement that protects community livelihoods while improving visitor access. The resolution brings relief to hundreds of families whose income depends on the ancient Maya site.
A New Mexico court worker who couldn't drive or work after long COVID returned to normal life following eight weeks of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Scientists are studying whether pressurized oxygen chambers could help millions suffering from the debilitating condition.
A curious entomologist DNA-tested the worms at the bottom of mezcal bottles and discovered they're rare moth larvae whose harvest threatens an endangered agave plant. His research could help save both species while keeping a beloved tradition alive.
An entomologist's vacation curiosity about the worm in his mezcal bottle led to a discovery that could help protect an endangered agave plant and the rare moth species that depends on it. His DNA research revealed harvesting practices that threaten both creatures.
A pro wrestling storyline between two masked rivals ended in an unforgettable showdown that brought 20,000 fans to their feet. The match showcased how storytelling and athletic performance can create moments of pure joy for audiences worldwide.
Two countries are stepping up to help Cuba's most vulnerable with donated powdered milk during a difficult time. Young children, pregnant women, and pediatric hospitals will be the first to receive the life-sustaining supplies.
A rural electric cooperative in northern New Mexico has spent a decade showing that small communities can lead the clean energy transition without sacrificing affordability or reliability. Now they're tackling the next challenge: storing renewable power for when the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow.
A bored PhD student scrolling deep into Google search results stumbled upon laser data that revealed an entire ancient Mayan city hidden under Mexican jungle for centuries. The metropolis once housed up to 50,000 people and nobody knew it was there.
Nearly 2,000 people named Sullivan and O'Sullivan gathered in a small Irish town to set a new world record for the largest surname gathering. The heartwarming event brought together family members from as far as Mexico and Boston to celebrate their shared heritage.
Journalist Guillermo Barraza transforms into Amanda Drag to host "La Verdrag," Mexico's groundbreaking LGBTQ+ news program. The show gives voice to communities facing daily harassment while combining investigative reporting with uplifting interviews.
Mexico is heading into the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a dramatic safety turnaround. Daily homicides have dropped 49% in just eight months under a new security strategy.
Amazon Web Services just launched Latin America's first Think Big Space in Querétaro, Mexico, where high school students will train for free in cloud computing, robotics, and AI. More than 1,200 young people each year will now have access to cutting-edge technology education and official UNAM certification.
Working poverty in Mexico dropped by 3.2 percentage points in just one year, meaning millions more families can now afford basic food. Both cities and rural communities saw real income gains that are changing lives.
Alejandro González Iñárritu just became the first filmmaker ever inducted into El Colegio Nacional, Mexico's most prestigious intellectual institution founded 83 years ago. The five-time Oscar winner used his ceremony to celebrate Mexican visual culture and challenge Hollywood's outdated stereotypes.
When the U.S. couldn't guarantee Iran's soccer team safety during the World Cup, Mexico opened its doors within hours. The gesture of hospitality is turning a border city into a symbol of international friendship.
Germany and Mexico are expanding their partnership to tackle climate change with a groundbreaking focus on gender equity, water conservation, and protecting vulnerable communities. The collaboration brings international expertise and funding to Mexico's environmental challenges while setting an example for other nations.
In northern Mexico, researchers and students are building colorful "insect hotels" from recycled wood to shelter struggling bee populations. The tiny refuges are already working: a locally extinct stick insect checked into the first one.
Trade groups in the United States and Mexico just signed a groundbreaking agreement to work together on plastic recycling across their shared border. The partnership promises to tackle one of our planet's biggest environmental challenges through international cooperation.
Mexico's iconic Teotihuacán is getting its biggest renovation in three decades, with new visitor amenities and bilingual digital tours ready to welcome 30% more tourists during the World Cup. The $2.1 million makeover includes updated pathways, museums, and permanent security enhancements.
Eight major pharmaceutical companies are investing $1.2 billion to help Mexico produce its own medications domestically. The initiative aims to lower drug costs and reduce the country's dependence on imported medicines.
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