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Mexico City, Mexico -- Health authorities in Mexico have banned the use of a popular weight loss drug after being sold for 24 years.

With 2023 expected to see record amounts of brown macroalgae washing up on Caribbean beaches, green entrepreneurs in Mexico are turning waste into biogas, biofertilizer and even faux leather; all despite big bureaucratic hurdles.

The Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks, COFEPRIS, announced more than 90 cosmetic products are being regulated through its new digital platform DIGIPRIS. The importance of regulating this type of products is to ensure their safety and efficacy.

Mexico City, Apr 27 (Prensa Latina) Mexico, Colombia and Cuba formalized the Latin American and Caribbean Medicines agency (Amlac) with the signing of the Acapulco Declaration that includes details and commitments of the common initiative.

Tijuana, Mexico, Apr 9 (EFE).- Hundreds of vacationers flocked to the beaches of the Mexican border city of Tijuana this weekend, despite the warnings of local authorities and environmental organizations about the high levels of water contamination. Ivonne Ache, from the organization Un R