As the city pushes to extend rail lines to outlying neighbourhoods, officials insist the pace outmatches comparable projects in Madrid and São Paulo—yet budget shortfalls threaten the timeline.
As violent crime in the capital reaches a five-year peak, city authorities face pivotal choices about resource allocation, community policing, and emergency response protocols.
As the city emerges from pandemic recovery and economic restructuring, neighbourhood festivals and expanded venues reflect years of grassroots investment finally bearing fruit.
