Daniel Alonso Viña

Adults are buying Lego pieces, toy cars and board games like never before. This is bolstering a sector that hasn’t experienced growth in years

Electronic games can help treat mental health conditions, but studies that would enable their development in a scientific environment and address possible addiction concerns are still lacking

Large companies are offering their workers courses in relaxation techniques to reduce stress. But several studies question the long-term effect of this investment in well-being

With professional and educational opportunities available on the other end of the world, many couples are forced to get creative. They often use technology to overcome physical barriers and connect with each other

The security challenges facing the country do not eclipse the friendly nature of its inhabitants and the ease of forging new relationships

The Spanish singer was at home with his two 12-year-olds when a group of 10 armed thieves entered the property

Sightings of these animals in cities, particularly across the northern Mexican state of Nuevo León, are becoming more frequent. The authorities are trying to find a solution that will protect this endangered species

The day after being named a ‘magical town’ by Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism, a criminal group kidnapped 16 public officials in Ocozocoautla. This small town illustrates the contrasts that exist in the country’s southernmost state, which is experiencing a wave of violence

Attackers shot at and set fire to his vehicle as he was traveling through a small town in Michoacán

For the last seven years, Kenya Cuevas has been finding burial spots for friends. Now she is building Mexico’s first mausoleum for trans women

A recent case involving the murder of seven call center workers in the Mexican state of Jalisco has shed light on one of the new tentacles of the cartel. Shell companies – which are controlled by the mafia – issue fake documents to tourists and demand that they pay taxes on properties that don’t exist

Forensic evidence appears to confirm the remains found in the Barranca de Huentitán belong to the young people who worked at a company allegedly acting as a front for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel

A week later, there is no trace of the missing employees. Authorities suggest the establishment was a front for a network with ties to organized crime that swindled foreigners, especially elderly U.S. citizens

Mexican authorities have detected a sharp rise in the number of fraudulent companies promising holiday packages, then disappearing once an advance has been paid

Authorities in the state of Mexico arrested eight people in an operation that also uncovered infrastructure for the illegal extraction of gasoline, hydrocarbons and water

On the first Friday of March, tourists flood the town of Catemaco to celebrate its annual witchcraft festival

Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, wife of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has demanded the US fashion house ‘compensate the damage to the native communities who do this work’