Guadalajara’s Water at Risk of Privatization.
In the Guadalajara metropolitan area live 5,110,000 people, and at least 1,200,000 subscribers are users of the Intermunicipal System of Potable Water an...
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Mexico: Neighborhood blockades increase due to lack of water.
Up to five neighborhoods are protesting after suffering two months without water supply in Chilpancingo.
The protesters indicated that th...
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Mexico formalizes water policy with regulatory targets through 2030.
The Mexican government published the National Water Program 2026-2030, formally turning its strategy to strengthen regulation, inf...
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Water protests in Mexico: Residents of Jardines de San Juan block the Metropolitan Axis due to lack of water.
An hour after the start of the demonstration, only one lane was open to traffic.
On...
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Up to 2cm a month: Nasa keeps track as Mexico City sinks into the ground.
The teetering of many of the capital’s historic buildings is the most visible sign of a phenomenon that has been ongoing for m...
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Podcast – Forum for the Defence of the Territory: The Battle for the Coast of Oaxaca.
In Playa Salchi, a shotgun shell speaks louder than a thousand speeches. This episode from the Forum for the Defe...
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Bureaucracy and federal centralism hinder access to water.
Mexico’s new General Water Law, whose decree was published on December 11, 2025, in the Official Gazette of the Federation along wit...
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Mexico inaugurates the “Forum on the proper recognition of community water management” in the Chamber of Deputies.
“Community water systems have not always received the recognition they deserve”: Pat...
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Experts fear the Water Law will be stillborn.
According to a study by Ecolab Watermark, 93% of Mexicans are concerned about water issues.
Experts point out that the new Water Law —which includes regu...
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