The country will slip away an hour before midnight from the club it joined in 1973, moving into the transition period that preserves membership in all but name until the end of this year
Mexico City: every voice counts
Over two decades ago, the then Federal District stooped being an extension of the federal government and for the first time, it held an election to choose its leader
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The energy Mexico needs
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that in 2019, PEMEX will have MXN $75,000 million more than in 2018
Los Pinos was the official presidential residence until December 1, now it's a museum and cultural center
Ricardo Monreal's suggestion
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Bankrupt universities
The current government plans to build 100 public universities all over the country, “with degrees consistent with the needs of each region, to give quality and free education to 64,000 students”
AMLO's security dilemma
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A weapon against violence
Years go by and crime increases more and more, while the ones who suffer the most are the most vulnerable Mexicans
For the first time in history, Mexico City will be led by an elected woman