Mexico earthquake

Voices which speak for the thousands of volunteers who, without hesitation, can be found at collapsed buildings to help those trapped beneath the rubble.

Rescue dogs are vital elements in search & rescue operations

Engineers and architects share their insights on the construction regulation of Mexico City, and on the collapse of the buildings

Under Reserve features fact-checked news written by journalists and contributors to EL UNIVERSAL

In the face of a tragedy, society was quick to mobilize and assist those in need, yet political parties have reacted slowly

Civilians demand the intervention of civil associations to ensure donations are reaching earthquake victims

No building will be demolished, according to the National Coordinator of Historic Monuments of the INAH

So far, 300 buildings have been reported damaged in the capital city of Puebla after the earthquake

A great version of Mexico emerges after the tragedy, yet there were some who took advantage of the crisis

Remains in every corner... a reminder.