Mexico earthquake

If prevention is our best weapon against earthquakes, a disruption in the early warning system should also be considered so millions of people are not left unprotected

According to the damage survey, owners of buildings classified as total losses will be entitled to receive MXN$120,000

The damaged buildings in Juchitán, Oaxaca, don't let the people forget the tragedy they've lived; reconstruction progress is slow as people try to return to normal

As a commitment to the clients, public markets should launch civil protection programs

There is a concern for the children after the September earthquakes; chronic malnutrition and lack of access to quality education are among the greatest challenges

Two months after the earthquake on September 19, it seems reconstruction works have been left in speeches

Coco Bongo doubles as a school in Juchitán since thousands of children haven't resumed classes since the earthquake

The Mexico City Government plans to expropriate the plot in 286 Álvaro Obregón, Roma quarter, to build the memorial

Urban artist Celeste Byers decided to paint a mural for those who lost everything in the recent tremor

There are over 2 thousand buildings damaged throughout the state and several children are suffering from PTSD