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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The battle of women in Mexico’s Guanajuato for access to drinking water.
In the Independence Basin region, fossil water, rich in toxic minerals, sickens those forced to consume it, but the auth...
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Mexico promotes global water justice to advance universal access to water.
On the Second International Day of Water Justice, communities, specialists and authorities from various countries meet at th...
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Although the Mexican government pays great attention to water, this water policy is also highly contentious. Elena Burns, member of the National Coordinating Committee for Water for All, Water for Lif...
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Mexico: Water abundance for the few, scarcity for the majority.
If the new water legislation is not approved, not only will our agriculture and livestock be threatened, but also the very supply of dr...
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