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What is fentanyl, the drug that kills
18/04/2020
ENVIRONMENT, AND SOCIETY
Among the countries with the greatest arms potential in the world, Mexico ranked 38th out of 138 nations, according to a study by Global Firepower Index (GFP), which studies the capacity and economic resources of each of the world's armies.
Daughter of 'Chapo' Guzmán gives away boxes of food and masks with her father's heritage image
17/04/2020
The food was distributed in Mexico, in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, by workers of the clothing brand 'Chapo701', owned by Alejandrina Guzmán, the drug trafficker's daughter.
Alert: Heat wave to hit 22 Mexican states
14/04/2020
At least 22 states in Mexico will be living under a heat wave, which could put at risk the health of people who have to go out to work, despite the Coronavirus pandemic, according to a statement made today by the National Meteorological Service (SMN) of Conagua.
How to make your own antibacterial gel?
14/04/2020
The first outbreaks of coronavirus in Mexico generated a greater use of products such as antibacterial gel, causing them to run out. Profeco shows how to make your own antibacterial gel in a simple and economical way.
The National Water Commission (Conagua) published this Thursday in the Official Journal of the Federation (DOF) a general agreement to initiate an emergency due to the occurrence of severe, extreme or exceptional drought in basins by the year 2020.
Fish is a food rich in nutrients such as protein, vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids. Such is the case of tilapia - also known as mojarra, whose meat is white, neutral in taste, with high nutritional levels and easily accessible to Mexicans, resulting in one of the fishes that is easy to prepare and can be consumed in the daily diet....
In the face of the coronavirus crisis, the wealthy classes of the world have not been spared the great onslaught that the pandemic has wreaked on the economy, so the list includes a few names and huge profits that have brought down fortunes in just a few months.
The footprint of the jaguar
27/03/2020
Its scientific name is Panthera onca. Its common name, jaguar, which in Tupi-Guarani language means "the one who hunts in one jump". The Spanish at the time of the conquest called it tiger by association with the Asian feline they knew; this name has persisted to date in many places in Mexico.
