CDMX’ Brugada Delivers Report on First Year in Office
Mexico City’s head of government announced before the capital’s Congress the submission of five initiatives on care, gender, and security in her first Informe.
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Mexico City Land Use Planning & Precarity
Alejandro Encinas’ departure for the Organization of American States leaves a key position vacant during a critical period in the city’s fight against the real estate cartel.
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Waste Separation Mandatory in Mexico City as of January 2026
The ambitious plan could come up against the reality that plastics recycling is mostly economically and technically unfeasible.
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Mexico City Mobilizes on 2nd Anniversary of Al-Aqsa Flood, Against Genocide of Palestinians
Thousands marched in support of Palestinian national liberation, demanding Mexico break relations with the genocidal state of israel.
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To a Salsa Rhythm, Mexico City Celebrates Historic Link Between Cuba & Mexico
The theme: the union of the two cultures and the start of year-round activities to raise funds for the An Oil Ship for Cuba campaign and to celebrate the centennial of Comandante Fidel Castro’s birth.
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Xochimilco Rejects Utopia Location, CDMX Government Will Look for New Space
Residents in Álvaro Obregón did, however; approve the building of a Utopia, the free, socially oriented community centers pioneered by now head of government Clara Brugada.
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Unemployment Insurance Registration Opens in Mexico City
Recipients can receive up to three monthly payments of 3,439 pesos.
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Ultra-Right Cuauhtémoc Mayor Skips Council Meetings, Busy With “The Resistance”
Mayor Alessandra Rojo de la Vega prefers making headlines with right wing stunts like illegally removing sculptures of Fidel Castro & Che Guevara.
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Deliberate Neglect, Fabricated Crimes Used to Transfer CDMX Historic Buildings to Speculators
The Forum Against Gentrification warned that the City’s Attorney General is fabricating criminal pretexts to justify evictions which hand over buildings for Airbnb developments, warehouses, and real estate speculation.
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Mexico City’s Mercomuna to Support 335,000 Families This Year
The expanded program replaces the previous subsidized cards, which could only be used at large chains, with vouchers redeemable at public markets and neighbourhood stores.
