Taxis will ‘hunt down’ Uber drivers in DF
Taxis' union leader warns of 'big trouble' ahead
Taxi drivers in Mexico City who have marched unsuccessfully against the new on-demand private car services in town have announced a new strategy: they’re going to hunt down the new FULL STORY
Maker of Corona beer unveils can factory
Factory and new brewery will be built near Mérida
Beer maker Grupo Modelo has announced it will invest 2.8 billion pesos (US $182 million) in a factory to manufacture aluminum cans in the state of Yucatán. The firm’s generalFULL STORY
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National Action Party expects gains June 7
The party is optimistic it will win governors' offices in seven states
The leadership of the National Action Party (PAN) is confident it will make gains in the mid-term elections on June 7, despite some scandals that have included accusations of corruption and FULL STORY
Offshore storm could become hurricane
Tropical storm Andres is located well off the Pacific coast
Forecasters are predicting more hurricanes for the Pacific coast this year and the first may be in the process of forming about 1,200 kilometers southeast of Manzanillo, Colima, and 1,285 FULL STORY
Sun halo seen again in DF, several states
Phenomenon reappears after dazzling Chilangos a week ago
The halo that appeared around the sun last week in Mexico City has been seen again today in Veracruz, Tlaxcala, Morelos and Puebla as well as the Federal District. TheFULL STORY
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Rail cargo firm sees great promise in MX
Kansas City Southern de México investing $1.3 billion between 2012 and 2018
Moving cargo by rail is big business in Mexico and can only get bigger, judging by the investment activities of the second largest cargo rail service. Kansas City Southern de FULL STORY
Teachers won’t allow Oaxacans to vote
Section 22 plans to occupy electoral institute offices on June 1
Section 22 of the radical teachers’ union CNTE is threatening to obstruct the elections on June 7 by any means necessary, taunting the National Electoral Institute (INE) and the government FULL STORY
Judge frees 4 men jailed nearly 7 years
Ruling says they were tortured into confessing attack that killed 8
Four men who spent nearly seven years in jail for allegedly killing eight people in a hand grenade attack have been freed. A judge has ruled that three of the FULL STORY
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US embassy costs are up by one-third
Increased bilateral activities means increase in staff needs
Cost estimates for the new United States embassy in Mexico City have gone up by one-third and construction has not even begun yet. Construction was expected to cost US $577 million, FULL STORY
2 campaign chiefs killed in three days
Both were working for PRI candidates, one in DF, the other in Puebla
An election campaign worker in the Federal District who was killed this morning was the second to die in three days. The campaign chief for a candidate for local deputy FULL STORY
Millions of lobsters on Tijuana beaches
Efforts began Tuesday to return the live ones to the sea
The big waves delivered by a Pacific groundswell and climate change are a couple of reasons that have been offered for the appearance of millions of small lobsters on beaches FULL STORY
Highway blockade urges spoiled ballots
But UNAM researcher suggests the strategy is flawed
The purpose of a partial blockade of the Autopista del Sol yesterday was to urge voters to spoil their ballots in the June 7 elections, a strategy that comes up at FULL STORY
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