Mexico News Today Friday, September 11, 2020

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2020

July’s international visitor numbers reached 1.4 million, 66% fewer than last year While visitor numbers and tourism revenue were both very low compared to a year ago, they were considerably higher than in previous months. FULL STORY Russia to send Mexico 32 million doses of Covid vaccine in November Russia has announced an agreement with a Mexican pharmaceutical company to supply its Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine. FULL STORY Share this email and introduce friends to Mexico News Daily Forward

Pemex could become ‘incurable cancer,’ warns bank's deputy governor The government needs to come up with a structural solution to the oil company's financial problems, warns Jonathan Heath. FULL STORY AMLO lashes out at Reforma for corruption coverage President López Obrador delivered a scathing rebuke of the newspaper after it published a story about embezzlement by members of the government in the municipality where he was born. His sister-in-law is one of those implicated. FULL STORY Morenista will seek to change state’s name to Tabasco de López Obrador A candidate for the national leadership of the Morena party will push to change the name of the state of Tabasco to “Tabasco de López Obrador” in 2024 in honor of the president. FULL STORY Bullfighting neither art nor culture—it’s torture, says senator in performance Outspoken senator, thespian and animal rights activist Jesusa Rodríguez posted a dramatic video against bullfighting to her Twitter account Thursday. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Deputy minister mocks proposed virus strategy; ex-minister urges humility The federal government’s coronavirus czar has mocked six former health ministers after they penned a proposed strategy to combat the coronavirus pandemic. One of the six replied that some humility would be appropriate given the number of people who have died. FULL STORY Teacher gathers donated TVs so students can study The teacher launched the initiative on Facebook and got a near-immediate response from people offering TVs for her low-income students. FULL STORY Program helps thousands of small restaurants stay alive An initiative supported by the national restaurant association Canirac, Coca-Cola and others is helping thousands of small eateries survive the coronavirus-induced economic downturn. FULL STORY 106-year-old Querétaro man beats coronavirus At 106 years old Don Juan has a lot of stories to tell, and now surviving the coronavirus pandemic is one of them. FULL STORY Anti-bacterial gel prohibited in US still sold in Mexico Hand sanitizers that were banned in the United States because they were found to contain methanol are still available for purchase in Mexico. FULL STORY Tension at La Boquilla dam The unrest that came to a violent head on Tuesday continued Thursday night as protesters awaited the arrival of more National Guard troops. FULL STORY Chihuahua farmer killed; witnesses point finger at National Guard The conflict between farmers and the federal government over water in Chihuahua that exploded earlier this week has claimed two victims. FULL STORY Another phone buyer gets carton of Boing; laptop buyer receives bags of salt Two more online shoppers who bought electronic equipment have discovered that the delivery chain is not completely reliable. FULL STORY Government will proceed with controversial thermoelectric plant President López Obrador said the state-owned plant in Morelos is expected to begin operations at the end of the year. But the grandson of revolutionary hero Emiliano Zapata has other information. FULL STORY The yucca plant catches the eye of organized crime An indigenous leader said thieves are stripping their land of yucca and depriving residents of their livelihoods in the process. FULL STORY Plans for 32,000-seat stadium revealed in Yucatán Construction will begin next year on what is being described as the most modern and sustainable stadium in Mexico. FULL STORY Journalist found murdered and beheaded in Veracruz A journalist who covered the crime beat for a newspaper in Córdoba was found dead in Tezonapa, near the Oaxaca border. FULL STORY 16th-century document removed from archive, shows up at NY auction The document, linked to conquistador Hernán Cortés, was stolen from the General Archive of the Nation in Mexico City. FULL STORY State workers’ hospitals in disarray in Baja Sur  Staff members at the ISSSTE hospital in La Paz are denouncing health protocol violations that they say put patients at risk for exposure to Covid-19. FULL STORY THE MND POLL THE STORY: Most states could turn green by October on virus stoplight map: López-Gatell. FULL STORY THE QUESTION: Are you using the Covid stoplight risk map to help make travel plans? VOTE HERE LAST POLL: Do you think the electricity commission's reduction in workers' retirement age is a good move? 72% said no. VIEW FULL RESULTS

MEXICO LIFE How to make distance learning successful: Guadalajara college leads the way Covid-19 has forced schools to switch to remote learning. For many it may have been a challenge, writes John Pint, but not for Guadalajara’s IMI College. FULL STORY

Vistiendo un sexy bikini rojo, Romina Marcos presume con orgullo su pancita real La Opinión ... sus últimas vacaciones, en las que viajó la has hermosas playas de Zipolite, Oaxaca, se dio el lujo de comer lo que quiso, por lo que la dieta quedó ...

Vistiendo un sexy bikini rojo, Romina Marcos presume con orgullo su pancita real La Opinión ... sus últimas vacaciones, en las que viajó la has hermosas playas de Zipolite, Oaxaca, se dio el lujo de comer lo que quiso, por lo que la dieta quedó ...

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Mexico News Today Monday, September 7, 2020

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2020

Electoral institute rejects Calderón’s new political party over ‘unidentified’ funding The National Electoral Institute has rejected an application to register a political movement created by former president Felipe Calderón and his wife Margarita Zavala due to questions over its funding. Calderón accused the institute of lying about the information that was submitted. FULL STORY Despite an uptick, Health Ministry sees 6-week downward trend in virus cases New coronavirus case numbers declined or remained stable for six consecutive weeks between mid-July and late August. FULL STORY RELATED: Decline in new coronavirus case numbers has stalled, says López-Gatell. FULL STORY Share this email and introduce friends to Mexico News Daily Forward

Feminists take over human rights office, claim inaction on women’s rights A feminist collective has taken over the Mexico City headquarters of the National Human Rights Commission and turned it into a shelter for victims of gender-based violence. FULL STORY Families of the missing continue to protest  High levels of impunity and the lack of political will frustrate search organizations dedicated to finding the missing. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Economic benefit seen in artisanal face masks The federal government and at least two private companies are supporting initiatives to produce handmade face masks in communities whose economies have taken a hit from the coronavirus pandemic. FULL STORY THE MND POLL THE STORY: Most states could turn green by October on virus stoplight map: López-Gatell. FULL STORY THE QUESTION: Are you using the Covid stoplight risk map to help make travel plans? VOTE HERE LAST POLL: Do you think the electricity commission's reduction in workers' retirement age is a good move? 72% said no. VIEW FULL RESULTS Guard seizes gang’s tank A genuine army tank may be hard to come by in Mexico, but cartels have got around that by producing their own. The one seized in Michoacán is believed to have belonged to the Viagras gang. FULL STORY Lawyers for ex-cartel boss ‘El Chapo’ file appeal Lawyers for Joaquín Guzmán have filed a second appeal to overturn his conviction and sentence of life plus 30 years handed down last year after he was found guilty of drug trafficking and other charges. FULL STORY 87-year-old rescued from wooden cage in Guanajuato Police freed a man in Celaya who was being kept in a wooden cage by his daughter. FULL STORY Woman with tiger cub draws attention in Polanco mall A Mexico City woman has been drawing a lot of attention for walking a pet tiger cub in the wealthy Polanco neighborhood. FULL STORY Aguascalientes bets on wine route for economic boost Attempting to reactivate the state’s tourism economic sector in the face of Covid-19, the Aguascalientes government has opened a new wine route to visitors. FULL STORY VW van delivers free internet so students can study In the barrios of Comitán, students in need of Wi-Fi to do schoolwork during the coronavirus pandemic are getting it from an unusual source: a Volkswagen van with a satellite connection .FULL STORY

MEXICO LIFE What was Little Miss Muffet eating? The Indian version of Mexico's requesón Requesón is the Mexican version of curd in East Indian cooking, writes Janet Blaser, who says that as a simple cheese, requesón is almost the same as ricotta. You can either make it yourself, or buy it from your local tiendita. FULL STORY Mexico attracts people not only of this world, but from outer space too Mexico ranks seventh in the world for the number of UFO sightings, writes Leigh Thelmadatter, and Mexico City records by far the highest number of reports. The volcano El Popo is believed by some to have an actual alien base within its crater. FULL STORY OPINION Hey, gordo, watch those M&Ms: law cracks down (again) on unhealthy snacks The packaging in which M&Ms and Mamuts are sold will soon be illegal because both feloniously use caricatures and mouth-watering words, writes Carlisle Johnson. Perhaps the cartels will be adding them to their product lines. FULL STORY

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La Providencia in Mexico Tripboba Located at the west end of Zipolite, close to Alquimista beach, it's a small restaurant full of surprises, great food, excellent ambiance, beautiful decor, ...

Invierno en la playa!!!!

I add Albania to my bucket list. Thank you Bald! https://youtu.be/SrAA09YwDYo It is so cool Bald survived 60 or more days of Covid. Salut!

Zipolite Casa Del sol - Houses for Rent in San Pedro Pochutla, Oaxaca, Mexico Airbnb Sep 4, 2020 - Private room for $28. Enamórate de este bello lugar reconocido como playa nudista apasionante de la expresión de tu tranquilidad y ...

Zipolite Casa Del sol - Houses for Rent in San Pedro Pochutla, Oaxaca, Mexico Airbnb Sep 4, 2020 - Private room for $28. Enamórate de este bello lugar reconocido como playa nudista apasionante de la expresión de tu tranquilidad y ...

6 playas nudistas gay-friendly en México Homosensual Playa Zipolite, Oaxaca. Muy probablemente, Zipolite es la playa nudista por excelencia en México. Cuenta con una gran cantidad de visitantes ...

6 playas nudistas gay-friendly en México Homosensual Playa Zipolite, Oaxaca. Muy probablemente, Zipolite es la playa nudista por excelencia en México. Cuenta con una gran cantidad de visitantes ...