Why PISA Rankings Miss the Real Education Story
A new opinion piece argues that the OECD's PISA rankings reduce complex educational realities to a single number, obscuring inequality, context, and what truly matters in classrooms.
Farmer’s Daughter Becomes General, Says Military Reflects…
María Dolores Domínguez, who grew up working the land, has risen to the rank of general in Mexico's armed forces, describing the military as a mirror of the everyday Mexican people who serve in it.
US Northern Command Praises Mexico’s Anti-Cartel Drone Efforts
US Northern Command highlighted growing cooperation with Mexican authorities in countering drones used by drug cartels for surveillance and attacks.
Trump Vows to Keep ‘Excellent Relationship’ with Mexico
Asked about the ongoing renegotiation of the USMCA trade deal, President Trump said he intends to preserve a strong relationship with Mexico despite the tense trade talks.
Mexican Students Win 4 Medals at Math Olympiad
A team of young Mexican students brought home two gold and two silver medals from an international mathematics olympiad held in Argentina, once again showcasing the country's strength in math education.
Sheinbaum Defends Public Schools After Strong PISA Results
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted that six public schools ranked among the top performers in the latest PISA exam, using the results to push back against criticism of the country's public education system.
Chihuahua Judge Elected Under Reform Arrested for Corruption
A judge in the Mexican state of Chihuahua who won office through the country's new system of electing judges has been detained on corruption charges, reviving debate over the controversial reform.
Mexico Urged to Close Legal Gaps on Minors’ Dating
An opinion piece argues that Mexican law fails to clearly regulate romantic relationships involving minors, leaving young people vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, and calls on lawmakers to act.
PISA 2025: A Generation Inherits Mexico’s Education Gap
A political opinion column warns that Mexican students are set to inherit decades of accumulated learning gaps as the next PISA assessment approaches, raising questions about who bears responsibility for the country's educational shortcomings.
Mexico Targets 84% Wind Energy Growth by 2030
Mexico's Energy Ministry projects wind power capacity will jump 84% by 2030, reaching 150,000 megawatts as part of a broader push toward renewable energy.