New Story, a non-profit pioneering solutions to end global homelessness, in partnership with ICON construction technologies & Mexico-based ÉCHALE, are creating the world's first 3D-printed village in Tabasco, Mexico. The first set of homes was unveiled Dec. 11.
Airport operator Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico will invest 24bn pesos (US$1.2bn) to expand 12 Mexican airports in the next five years. Among the most important projects are new terminal buildings at the Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta International Airports.
According to national statistics, three-quarters of adults in Mexico are overweight or obese. Since Mexico City's 83,000-member police force is not immune to the problem, authorities have launched the 'Healthy Police' program, which pays overweight officers to slim down.
The Government of Mexico has published a report that quantifies co-benefits of implementing the climate agenda in coordination with its sustainable development agenda. The report measures the social, economic & environmental benefits of climate action in various sectors.
UNESCO's 4th Global Report on Adult Learning and Education spotlights Mexico for progress made in improving access to education. The country was particularly commended for its efforts to reach remote areas, by offering classes in indigenous languages across 8 states.
Deliveries of the Tesla Cybertruck won't begin before late 2021 but, with a reserve price of just US $100, the California company has already received pre-orders for more than 250,000 units. It turns out 15 of these come from the mayor of Ciudad Valles in San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
Computers, tablets, and smartphones have made our lives easier by making communication faster, more convenient, and more efficient. At the same time, they've created privacy and security issues. Nov. 30 is Computer Security Day, a great time to take control of your online security.
Electric scooter rentals are coming to a busy Guadalajara suburb next month. Scooter companies Bird, Frog, Grin and Movo will each place 250 units on the streets of Zapopan after the municipality approved a pilot program that will begin testing their practicality on December 2.
The first-ever highway partially made of reclaimed plastic was inaugurated in Mexico on Nov. 13. The 2.5-mile stretch of highway in Guanajuato used 1.7 tons of recycled plastic, or the equivalent of 425,000 plastic packaging units, according to Dow Plastics Technology Mexico.
A culture of indigenous transgender women that has been part of southern Mexico's heritage for centuries is getting the 'Vogue' treatment. Next month, for the first time in the iconic fashion magazine's history, a 'muxe' will grace the cover of the Mexican and British editions.
