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Los choferes del Bienestar

En opinión de Manuel Díaz, los “choferes del Bienestar” son una nueva élite política que, contrario al discurso de la 4T, reproduc...

Nadie gana… pero alguien ya empezó a perder

En opinión de Salvador Cosío Gaona, cuando el poder tiene que explicarse demasiado, ya empezó a perder, y es más claro cuando se t...

Evaluación formativa y aprendizajes escolares

En opinión de Juan Carlos Miranda Arroyo, la evaluación formativa implica que el alumno se involucre, analice su forma de trabajo,...

Citlalli Hernández ante un reto nada menor

En opinión de Margot Pereyra, dirigir la Comisión Nacional de Elecciones y Alianzas de Morena no solo es un cargo administrativo, ...

López, Noroña y Ebrard: los distinguidos linajes m...

En opinión de José Miguel Calderón, lejos de buscar predicar con sus actos, los linajes morenistas se han empecinado en mostrar a ...

Cuando la vida privada se vuelve trabajo

En opinión de Susana Martínez de la Borbolla, en un mundo donde todo puede convertirse en contenido, lo verdaderamente privado emp...

Ebrard: abuso, ruptura y 2030

En opinión de Verónica Malo, Marcelo Ebrard utilizó un bien público como extensión de su vida privada, y eso no es falta de criter...

Opinion | What We Learned from the Testimony of th...

On July 27, the head of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Anne Milgram testified in the U.S. Congress in the periodic...

Opinion | What to expect with Mexico’s frictionles...

Last month, the United States finally launched its first federally-backed real-time payments method, FedNow. While you might still...

Opinion | Authoritarianism and El Salvador

Authoritarianism – obedience to authority at the expense of freedom – is as bad as it sounds, and it is gaining ground in the Amer...

Opinion | What We Learned from the Testimony of th...

On July 27, the head of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Anne Milgram testified in the U.S. Congress in the periodic...

Opinion | What We Didn’t Learn from the Testimony ...

The recent extradition from Mexico to the United States of Ovidio Guzmán is a most welcome development. As U.S. Department of Just...

Opinion | Militarization in the Age of Authoritari...

Militarization is a term that I often avoid. It comes with baggage from the 1970s and 80s. Nonetheless, I’m re-engaging the term a...

Opinion | Out of sight, out of mind, out of water.

By Gabriel Eckstein * As climatic changes continue to grip the American Southwest and precipitation declines, communities across t...

Opinion | Texas’ Immigration Enforcement Affects U...

By Arturo Castellanos Canales * Texas is taking immigration matters into its own hands — with cost and controversy attached. And i...

Opinion | Open Banking, Mexico’s Pending Wave of D...

Open banking is quickly revolutionizing global financial systems, including in Mexico where it has already started to reshape the ...

Opinion | Criminalizing Humanitarian Assistance

Immigration politics are playing themselves out in the US in many disturbing ways, not the least of which is the current legal eff...

Is fracking in Mexico a done deal? Wednesday's mañ...

Mexico is hard-pressed to reduce its natural gas imports from the United States. Today, President Sheinbaum presented a multidisci...

Mexico and Brazil forge health alliance ahead of 2...

Brazil’s Health Minister Alexandre Padilha celebrated the strategic nature of the bilateral collaboration and highlighted Brazil’s...

Punto Put: The concrete monolith that could redraw...

Mexico's Supreme Court must finally resolve a century-old border dispute that has left nearly 10,000 square kilometers of land — a...

All of Latin America has fallen far behind on its ...

Latin America is so far behind the needed pace that no part of it will meet 20% of the UN's sustainability targets, says a new ECL...

A golden eagle nest, with a breeding pair of Mexic...

Officials confirmed a golden eagle nest in the state of Coahuila, a major advance for the conservation of Mexico's national symbol...

Time magazine names President Sheinbaum to its 'mo...

President Claudia Sheinbaum is among "the 100 most influential people of 2026," according to Time magazine, for the second consecu...

Mexico in numbers: Mexico's biggest and smallest s...

Mexico's biggest and smallest states and the number of municipalities they have are the focus of this week's edition of Mexico in ...

MND Local: A new pier, flood preparations and worr...

The new Mismaloya pier is an exciting attraction, but worrying data from the airport suggests trouble in paradise.

US border wall construction damages sacred Cuchumá...

US border wall construction blasts have damaged the sacred Cuchumá Hill, a.k.a. Tecate Peak, on the Mexico–US border.

Meet Yuji, the abandoned baby monkey stealing hear...

Rejected by his mother and now clinging to a stuffed dog for comfort, the tiny Mexican monkey Yuji has become Mexico’s latest Inte...

Nemesio "El Mencho" in EL PAÍS English

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Toribio Ortega: The First Revolutionary Unrecogniz...

According to Asombroso, before Madero launched the Plan of San Luis, before the bells of Dolores tolled in memory, before the Revo...

A Café with a Sacred Space in the Heart of Mexico ...

In Mexico City, the Nuevo Café Bagdad has become a unique cultural landmark, blending tradition, spirituality, and community life....

State of Mexico Prosecutor's Office Police Beat Se...

Members of a Searching Mothers collective in the State of Mexico were literally beaten up by Officers of the Prosecutor's Office. ...

219 human remains found in Chalco, Estado de Méxic...

Between April 7 and 10, activists and mothers searching for missing loved ones uncovered 219 human remains in the Lake Chalco area...

Kia Launches EV3 Production in Nuevo León

Kia has begun production of its first EV3 prototypes at its Pesquería plant in Nuevo León, marking the automaker’s entry into Mexi...

Warning to Expats: Why you should not use Mexican ...

The government boasts that the Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) can freeze accounts without a judge's order. The fine print of th...

Mexican Attorney General’s Office closed a seven-y...

Victims of the evangelical church La Luz del Mundo have strongly criticized the Mexican Attorney General’s Office (FGR) for closin...

The Mexican government purchased counterfeit cance...

This is not fiction; it's an international investigation published today by the ICIJ, the consortium that uncovered the Panama Pap...

U.S. Alleges Mexican Activist Collaborated with Dr...

The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned Mexican human rights activist Raymundo Ramos, alleging he worked on behalf of a powerf...

Morena's prominent member, Javier Núñez López, is ...

A U.S. court case has revealed how multimillion-dollar bribes were negotiated inside Pemex through WhatsApp chats, exposing a corr...

Iranian footballers granted asylum in Australia vo...

TEHRAN — The two members of the Iranian football team who were granted asylum in Australia have said the country has given them 'h...

Virginia ex-lieutenant governor and wife found dea...

RICHMOND — Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax shot and killed his wife, Dr. Cerina Fairfax, inside their home and then killed...

Celebrations erupt in Lebanese cities as 10-day ce...

BEIRUT — A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has come into force, with celebratory gunfire heard in Beirut and other cit...

Europe-led coalition weighs post-war mission to re...

PARIS —France and Britain gathered more than 40 countries in Paris on Friday to discuss a possible multinational mission to restor...

Key suspect in Philippine corruption scandal arres...

MANILA — A key suspect at the heart of a corruption scandal that sparked widespread anger in the Philippines has been arrested in ...

ZATCA foils 29kg cocaine smuggling attempt at Jedd...

Saudi customs authority seizes 29.1kg of cocaine hidden in shipment at Jeddah Islamic Port.

Saudi grant supports irrigation, food security in ...

Saudi Arabia funds irrigation project in Pakistan to boost agriculture, create jobs and enhance food security.

Probe ongoing into Saudi tourist’s death in Istanb...

Turkish authorities investigate death of Saudi tourist in Istanbul after suspected food poisoning at hotel restaurant.

Trump: Iran reopens Strait of Hormuz

US President Donald Trump says Iran has reopened Strait of Hormuz for full passage following ceasefire developments.

Hervé Renard sacked as Saudi Arabia coach before W...

Saudi Arabia part ways with coach Hervé Renard despite qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Georgios Donis linked as a rep...

Saudi, Iran foreign ministers discuss latest devel...

Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi

PIF’s al-Rumayyan says no NEOM projects cancelled,...

Yasir al-Rumayyan, governor of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), said in an interview

Saudi Arabia approves PIF’s 2026-2030 strategy

The Public Investment Fund (PIF) Board of Directors, chaired by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin

Saudi Arabia’s MBS meets with Pakistan’s PM

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met on Wednesday with Pakistan’s Prime Minister

Pakistan’s PM arrives in Jeddah for meeting with S...

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif arrived in Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah on Wednesday to meet with

Saudi Arabia extends $8 billion support to Pakista...

Saudi Arabia has reaffirmed its support for Pakistan’s economy by extending an existing $5 billion

Port of NEOM announces new goods transit corridor ...

Saudi Arabia’s Port of NEOM announces new Europe-Egypt-NEOM-GCC corridor, combining trucking and

Saudi Arabia welcomes Trump’s Lebanon ceasefire an...

The Saudi foreign ministry welcomed on Thursday the announcement by US President Donald Trump of a

Saudi Arabia Latest and Breaking News

Catch up on the latest updates in the financial markets, political and social events, and top stories and breaking news in Saudi A...

WHO designates Saudi Arabia’s Hail as ‘Health City...

The World Health Organization (WHO) has designated the city of Hail in northwestern Saudi Arabia as

Mecca entry restricted: Saudi Arabia bans expatria...

Saudi Arabia restricts Makkah entry from April 13, barring expatriates and residents without official Hajj-season permits under ne...

Saudi Arabia launches e-permits for Mecca entry ah...

Saudi Arabia launches online Mecca entry permits via Absher and Muqeem ahead of Hajj 2026, tightening access controls and streamli...

US-Iran ceasefire: Trump warns Iran as US blockade...

US-Iran ceasefire talks may resume in Islamabad as Trump’s naval blockade of Iranian ports takes effect and pressure mounts for a ...

US, Iran discuss 'another round' of direct talks b...

New US-Iran talks sought to shield region, energy markets from fresh unrest

Saudi Arabia opens bids for naming rights of five ...

Riyadh invites local and global investors to bid for naming rights at five key metro stations, promising up to 10 years of high-vi...

Construction begins at Expo 2030 Riyadh site as Sa...

Saudi Arabia starts building the Expo 2030 Riyadh site, briefing the BIE in Paris on infrastructure, design, global participation ...

Syringe reuse at Pakistan hospital infects 331 chi...

Probe reveals 331 children infected with HIV at Pakistan hospital where staff were secretly filmed reusing syringes and flouting b...

Saudi Arabia sets SR100,000 fines for illegal Hajj...

New Saudi rules set fines up to SR100,000 for performing Hajj without a permit or helping visit visa holders enter Mecca illegally...

Thunderstorms to batter Saudi Arabia until Sunday,...

Saudi Arabia faces unstable weather with thunderstorms, heavy rain, dust storms and high winds through Sunday. Residents warned of...

US and Iran edge towards talks again as blockade s...

As a deepening blockade standoff strains regional security, the US and Iran edge back toward talks, reviving hopes for fragile dip...

Saudi Schools Welcome Students Back for Second Sem...

Saudi Arabia’s public schools opened their doors on Wednesday for the second semester of the 2025–2026 academic year, welcoming mi...

Makkah Airport and Metro Plans Advance as Major In...

A Strategic Vision for Developing Makkah Infrastructure The CEO of the Royal Commission for Makkah City and Holy Sites, Saleh Al-R...

King Abdulaziz University Launches 13th Career For...

King Abdulaziz University hosts the 13th Career Forum featuring elite participation from major companies and leading institutions ...

Saudi Arabia Updates Administrative Support Jobs L...

The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development announced an update to the administrative support jobs localization decisio...

Saffron Farming in AlUla Boosts Crop Diversity and...

AlUla is witnessing a notable rise in saffron cultivation, reflecting Saudi Arabia’s broader efforts to diversify its agricultural...

Saudi Arabia Rolls Out NAFIS National Tests Across...

Saudi Arabia's NAFIS national tests are underway in over 28,000 schools, covering 1.5 million students in reading, mathematics, an...

Saudi Arabia’s Ejar Rental Platform Gets Key 2026 ...

Saudi Arabia’s rental market is entering a new phase in 2026, shaped by a series of updates to the Ejar platform that govern how r...

Saudi Customs Records 900 Contraband Seizures in a...

ZATCA recorded 900 contraband seizures in one week across Saudi Arabia's ports, including 133 types of narcotics, 1,975 tobacco pr...

Flame-Chested Pipit Adds Color to Saudi Arabia’s W...

The Flame-chested pipit stands out as a vibrant seasonal visitor across the natural landscapes of Saudi Arabia, attracting attenti...

Saudi Arabia’s Madrasati Reaches Millions as the K...

What began as an emergency response to distance learning requirements in 2020 has grown into one of the most expansive national di...

Lin Jingjing and the Fragile Architecture of Human...

Lin Jingjing weaves thread over paint to expose identity, memory, and social fragility. Art that stitches modern contradictions in...

Wei Wu: the sparkling visual language that gives C...

Wei Wu: London-based illustrator on Chinese cultural memory, female symbolism, color as emotion, and the human element AI cannot r...

Memory, Shadows, and Restraint: Inside Liao Wan-ni...

Liao Wan-ning paints women without filters. The figurative painter on color, shadows, realism, and why sincerity outlasts every tr...

Buddhist Thresholds and Photographic Process: A Gr...

Cyan from the Other Shore at meda:gallery Kyoto, 18–27 April 2025: cyanotype, AI, and infrared photography by three Hong Kong arti...

Interview with Pauline Ferrières, co-founder of DE...

Pauline Ferrières on DEYI, the ethical studio working with Dong and Miao weavers in Guizhou to keep slow textile traditions econom...

Between Demolition and Eternity: Wong Wo Bik's Hon...

Hong Kong photographer Wong Wo Bik on memory, vanishing architecture, intuition, and four decades of documenting what the city cho...

Interview with Yang Yi, Dong artisan part of DEYI ...

Dong artisan Yang Yi on weaving as cultural memory, ancestor spirits, mutual aid, and what the DEYI cooperative means for Guizhou ...

Race, Gender, and Revolution; Gao Yunxiang on the ...

Interview with historian Gao Yunxiang on Afro-Asian solidarity, trans-Pacific lives, gender, race, and the activists who connected...

Porcelain, Migration, and Identity: Sin-ying Ho's ...

Sin-ying Ho merges Qing dynasty porcelain with corporate logos, migration, and global politics into a ceramics practice both techn...

Muna Tseng and Carlo McCormick on Keith Haring, Ts...

Muna Tseng and Carlo McCormick discuss Keith Haring, Tseng Kwong Chi's photographs, and 1980s downtown New York. Free Parking, Apr...

1971 World Table Tennis Championships: The dawn of...

In 1971, the 31st World Table Tennis Championships (WTTC) took place in Nagoya, Japan, marking a pivotal moment in sports history....

Philippine Davao City opposes foreign military fac...

The Davao City Government in the southern Philippines has strongly opposed any proposal to establish foreign military facilities w...

A chance encounter: Can a single bus ride change t...

During the 1971 World Table Tennis Championships in Nagoya, American athlete Glenn Cowan accidentally boarded the Chinese team bus...

Cold War, warm welcome

1972. History showed up in smiles, cheers and outstretched hands.When the Chinese table tennis team arrived in the US for their hi...

From Nagoya to Beijing: A landmark journey in dipl...

Following the historic encounter between Zhuang Zedong and Glenn Cowan in Nagoya, the Chinese government extended a formal invitat...

Can Germany put coal in the past as world energy c...

The conflict in the Middle East has put fresh pressure on Berlin's ambitious energy transition strategy

South African opposition figure Malema handed a fi...

South African opposition leader Julius Malema was sentenced to five years in jail on Thursday for firing a rifle in the air at a r...

Should AI be used in military conflict?

A growing divide is emerging in how artificial intelligence is used in national security, highlighted by a dispute between the U.S...

Asia News Wrap: Malaysia begins work-from-home pol...

Here are a few stories from around Asia you may have missed this week.

Israel and Lebanon begin ceasefire, Trump says Ira...

A 10-day ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel went into effect on Thursday and ​US President Donald Trump said the next meeting be...

Railway ramps up dispatching to ensure timely spri...

Railway ramps up dispatching to ensure timely spring fertilizer supply in SW China-

16th Beijing Int'l Film Festival opens

16th Beijing Int'l Film Festival opens-

U.S. Homeland Security secretary says acting ICE d...

U.S. Homeland Security secretary says acting ICE director to step down-

New city established in Xinjiang

New city established in Xinjiang-

Former Australian soldier granted bail on war crim...

Former Australian soldier granted bail on war crime charges-

Chinese veto of Hormuz draft resolution helps de-e...

Chinese veto of Hormuz draft resolution helps de-escalate Iran tensions: envoy-

Nuclear safety situation precarious after outages ...

Nuclear safety situation precarious after outages at Zaporizhzhia plant: IAEA chief-

HainanOutlook | 6th CICPE opens for public visit i...

HainanOutlook | 6th CICPE opens for public visit in S China's Hainan-

Chatty gibbon has fun with caretaker in Yunnan

Let Jining's flowers whisper spring to you

Spring tiptoes across Jining, Shandong, painting every corner with vibrant blooms. From ancient courtyards to rolling hills, flowe...

Robot-run cafe in Hangzhou draws interest from Int...

A newly opened high-tech cafe in Hangzhou has captured the attention of global chip giant Intel.

Returning looted artifacts a moral imperative: Chi...

It represents a noticeable step in the global movement to return cultural artifacts to their countries of origin.

Risks and benefits of BCI call for clear eye

From a policy perspective, the potential of BCIs should be fully recognized and supported, while the ethical challenges and societ...

Vibrant diplomacy conducted via herbal teas and ha...

In a turbulent world, China’s soft power is being underwritten not only by pandas or Confucius, but also by its stability and cert...

Edwards is eager to take Garnett's energy to Denve...

Anthony Edwards heard the ovation Kevin Garnett was getting from the Minnesota crowd and hustled across the court for a pregame be...

Beijing film festival opens with record submission...

Real sees red as Bayern advances

Bayern Munich turned the tables on old rival Real Madrid.

Arteta confident in Arsenal after anxious progress...

Mikel Arteta insisted Arsenal's angst-ridden progress to the Champions League semifinals proved his side has the character to cope...

China, Vietnam should jointly oppose unilateralism...

China and Vietnam should uphold the principles of peace, development, cooperation and mutual benefit, and work together to oppose ...

FIFA World Cup rush fuels order surge for Yiwu ven...

With production lines running flat out and orders already booked through the end of May, and with the 2026 FIFA World Cup approach...