Mexico starts 2026 with lowest drought levels in 6 years

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Free of drought, more than 2,000 municipalities in 13 states of the Mexican Republic The Free of drought charge, more than 2,000 municipalities in 13 states of the Mexican Republic appeared first in Central MX News.

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Of the 210 main dams in Mexico, 44 register less than half of their level of storage. According to the latest report of the National Water Commission (Conagua), these are concentrated in the northwest and north. On the contrary, 23 are fully filled, mainly in the center and east. [...] The article Dams in Mexico: 23 are still full and 44 have less than half, according to Conagua first appeared in: 88.9 News.

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As of February 2026, the drought in Sonora has significantly reduced thanks to rainfall recorded during 2025 and the first days of this year, according to the most recent Drought Monitor from the National Meteorological Service (SMN) of the National Water Commission (Conagua). As of January 15, 2026, only 7.4 percent of the national territory was experiencing moderate to exceptional drought, a figure close to the 7.2 percent recorded in January …

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The National Water Commission (Conagua) reported that most of the country has overcome drought, due to the fact that more than 2,000 municipalities abandoned this condition after the last rainy season. According to the report, only 7.4 percent of the national area presents moderate to exceptional drought, while [...] The post Mexico reaches its lowest level of drought since 2020 appeared first on Oronoticias.

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In 2025, illiteracy in Mexico stood at 3.8 percent of the population, 0.3 percentage points less than in October 2024. With this, the barrier of 4 percent was broken. However, the educational lag has not yet been lowered: about half of the Mexican population does not have [...] The Illiteracy charge in Mexico, at its lowest levels, first appeared on Contralínea.