A Ministry of Health report explains that Mexico has 60 percent more COVID-19 deaths than reported. Also, what about vaccines?

The US will send 2.7 million COVID-19 vaccines to Mexico. What does this mean for the country and how is it advancing with its vaccination efforts?

As the electricity sector prepares for the arrival of new regulations, experts in the field promote the legal resources available to operators.

International cooperation is needed to revert the current negative trends that limit vaccine access for several countries.

The president has criticized the corrupt associations of a company participating in Mayan Train bids. This and more in this week’s roundup!

The Felipe Ángeles Airport reached its latest milestone in its construction process. Nevertheless, the media is not so enthusiastic.

This week, COVID-19 variants challenge vaccination campaigns globally. How is Mexico confronting this scenario?

The AstraZeneca/Oxford University vaccine begins production in Mexico. Meanwhile, private sector doctors receive their first vaccines.

COFEPRIS authorized the emergency use of the Oxford University/AstraZeneca vaccine in Mexico. What does this mean for the country?