Mexico City launches 2036 Olympic bid
The city previously hosted the Games in 1968
These are the trees that could replace the palm tree of the Glorieta de la Palma
Mexico City (CDMX) opened a vote where citizens will be able to vote among seven species of trees
The guardians of water in CDMX who are at risk: the threats faced by wetlands
Wetlands are important aquatic ecosystems that provide multiple environmental benefits, yet many of them are at risk from various social and political factors
Light show: how the Tlalpan Forest was filled with fireflies
Today it is possible to see fireflies south of Mexico City thanks to the work of biologist Mauricio Rendón, who shared with Infobae México information about his project focused on the care and reproduction of fireflies
What is the oldest tianguis in Mexico City
The most historic tianguis is located in the heart of CDMX and is currently one of the most prominent and well-known in the capital
Judge suspends criminal proceedings against former PRI leader accused of trafficking in persons
Cuauhtémoc “N” was arrested on December 29, 2021 for being the alleged leader of a sexual exploitation network
What is happening to palmeras in CDMX
Since 2011, palm trees in Mexico City have faced various biological complications that have led to their death.
In 2021, Mexico became the first travel destination for American tourists
US tourist arrivals by air accounted for 72.7% of total arrivals
What Coyoacán looked like 100 years ago
The Coyoacán mayor's office, one of the most emblematic places in Mexico City, keeps great stories dating back to the pre-Hispanic period
What the Chapultepec Fair looked like 50 years ago
There is a lot of history behind what was once the Chapultepec Fair, the site that for a long time was listed as one of the most important amusement parks in Mexico
