Victoria 'Cataxis' Pérez: A life dedicated to video games
Victoria Hugo "Cataxis" Pérez Arteaga is an unparalleled figure in the Mexican video game space, particularly for non-binary women and the LGBTQ+ community.
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Uppercute: The Mexican who risked everything to follow his dream
Mexican programmer Martin Villareal faced a dilemma: continue working on apps locked in an office, or pursue his dream of making video games. He chose the latter, and Uppercute was born.
'Faro Tláhuac' attracts dark souls at Mexico City's gothic picnic
Vampires, witches, and non-binary souls gathered in Tlahuac, Mexico City, to celebrate World Goth Day on May 17 at the Faro de Tláhuac.
The Mexican Files: An emergency documentary from the creators of 'A Day Without Mexicans'
The Mexican Files (in reference to the series "The X-Files") emerges amid circumstances where silence is not an option and where the urgency of empowering
Condoning violence: The magical concept behind the rejection of video games
I call the condoning of violence a magical concept because it is only applied to that which seems crude or vulgar, while that which seems intellectual, artistic, elevated, or aesthetic is simply art.
Sheinbaum speaks out against violent video games
Mexican President Claudia Seinbaum Pardo spoke out against violent video games, while calling for an end to the glorification of crime in music produced and distributed in the country.
The largest Mexican video game event kicks off
Mexican Entertainment System celebrates the imagination, creativity, and work of Mexican developers with the largest Mexican video game event: Mayo Party.
With The Baker video game, gamers celebrate Mexican cuisine from Tokyo
Through the El Panadero (The Baker) game, Arturo Borja offers to the ancient Japanese culture a surreal gaze of icons of Mexican bakery culture.
IMF projects Mexico's economy will grow 1.4% in 2026 despite tariffs
Based on the World Economic Outlook update, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts that Mexico's economy will post economic growth of 1.4 percent for 2026.
Abraham 'Bram' Hernández, from the neighborhood and for the neighborhood: the story of the violinist of La Bande-son Imaginaire
Abraham Hernández, known as “Bram” when he performs with the band La Bande-son Imaginaire, is a 32-year-old musician of Mexican origin who has traveled the
200 Mexican video games are getting ready to celebrate May 5
To celebrate this May 5, gamers from around the world will have the opportunity to enjoy Mexican video games from May 5 to 12.
‘It will not be a matter of conflict; To the extent water is available, Mexico has been complying’: President Claudia Sheinbaum to Donald Trump
‘It will not be a matter of conflict; To the extent water is available, Mexico has been complying’: President Claudia Sheinbaum to Donald Trump
Mexican artists are resilient to AI: El Manchón, Mexican cartoonist
For "El Manchón," artificial intelligence will not replace Mexican artists, as they are resilient to adversity.
Cloud Juice: Mexicans fight climate change with water harvesting
The Cloud Juice program uses rainwater, transforming it into purified, drinkable water for UNAM students. However, it's not as simple as it sounds, as the harvested water is contaminated in Mexico City.
Mexico, the cradle of the entertainment industry
From Paul McCartney to Iron Maiden, Guns n' Roses, Pink Floyd, and U2, it has been made clear that Mexico is a cradle of the entertainment industry.
PopSlinger: the Mexican video game that won Japanese hearts
Mexican talent knows no boundaries, and the work of Mexican developer Funky Can Creative is proof of this, having managed to gain a foothold in the Japanese market with the PopSlinger video game series, winning Japanese hearts.
Mexican government prioritizes the search for missing persons with two law reforms
The Mexican government will make changes to two laws in order to better connect Mexico and streamline the search process for missing persons.
Mexico Develops Digital Database to Identify Missing Persons
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum emphasized the need for a comprehensive digital database of information to help identify missing persons.
Mexico Plans to Boost the Creation of National Video Games
Kiyoshi Tsuru, General Director of the Mexican Interactive Entertainment Association (GDMX), spoke exclusively to MxPA about the Mexican government's new vision for promoting creative, digital and technological industries.
China halts construction of car factory in Mexico over concerns about US access to its technology
China halts construction of car factory in Mexico over concerns about US access to its technology
“It makes no sense”: Pennsylvania Governor slams Trump’s tariffs
In a video posted on the social media platform X, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro criticized President Donald Trump’s tariff actions, stating that “it
Tourism Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico Grows by 129% in 2024
The head of Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism (Sectur), Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, announced that in 2024, Tourism Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) increased by