In this final dispatch, our Mexico City correspondent wonders about the permanent changes the earthquake has brought, and whether tourism is even ethical.
Citizen-journalists who try to deliver desperately needed equipment to hard-hit areas of Mexico City encounter bureaucratic obstacles.
A San Francisco journalist who’s been in Mexico City reports that rumors are beginning to worsen morale — and water is in short supply in neighborhoods that need it most.
A San Franciscan reports how last week’s 7.1 earthquake caused widespread structural collapses throughout the Mexican capital.
A tale of a three-way bromance nominated for five Ariels (aka the Mexican Oscars).
Shattering all taboos in post-apocalyptic Mexico City
“The wheel bears no resemblance to a leg,” Erick Meyenberg’s video exhibit at YBCA, examines the 2014 disappearance of 43 Mexican students.
