MEXICO

When education alone is not enough: rethinking the road to development Imagine two countries starting from nearly the same place. Same poverty levels, similar school systems, comparable ambitions. Fifty years …

The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off on June 11 with hosts Mexico taking on South Africa in the opening match of the football tournament at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City and ends on …

More than 30 visual artists, translators, and users of indigenous languages of Mexico built together with UNESCO, Metalingua, and Fundación Edifícate the 2026 edition of the multilingual and multisensory exhibition Nombrar …

Grounded in respect for cultural diversity and human rights, UNESCO promotes culture and arts education as a means to help foster critical thinking, creativity and a personal sense of belonging and mutual …

With fireworks lighting up the New York skyline, golden confetti swirling through the air and music blaring from the loudspeakers, for a brief moment, the FIFA World Cup 2026 will turn into …

Digital technology transformed how land rights can be securely documented, transferred, and used, expanding opportunities for farmers and entrepreneurs seeking access credit markets. Yet adoption remains uneven: digital registries are near …

On 18 March 2026, at UNESCO House in Santiago, the Director of the UNESCO Regional Office in Santiago, Esther Kuisch Laroche, and the Executive Director for International Continuing Education at Tecnológico de Monterrey, Jorge …

It is a pleasure to join you today. This is an important discussion—critical minerals and energy: powering economic development. Already, Latin America and the Caribbean are in a position of …

In Mexico and Latin America, we suffer all kinds of injustices: abuses of power, wrongful dismissals, domestic violence, kidnappings, breach of contract, among many others. For example, there is the …