Alasdair Baverstock is CGTN’s Mexico correspondent, based out of Mexico City, and covering the entire country and wider region.
A British journalist who began his career in print, Alasdair reported previously from Madrid and Caracas, before his role in Mexico.
As Mexico correspondent, Alasdair’s mission is to paint a wider and more in-depth picture of the region, bringing stories of success, innovation and cultural nuance to a country that is so-often reduced to drug cartels, violence and corruption through international coverage.
A blow to Mexico’s baseball team, heading into the Tokyo Olympics. Two of its pitchers have tested positive for COVID-19 – prompting a last-minute search for replacements. The development mars what otherwise has been a journey of pride for Mexico — in a sport […] Read More...
Shein, a Chinese e-commerce clothier, is finding ways to attract new online customers through the physical marketplace in Mexico. See the latest. Read More...
We may have just had a set of mid-term elections in Mexico, but the country is now a month away from another big vote – on whether the country can send former presidents to prison. It’s a big question, and one being led by the […] Read More...
Latin America is now one of the worst-affected regions by the COVID-19 pandemic, with the third wave a reality in countries where vaccine rollout has been slow. Read More...
As gender equality becomes an ever-more pressing issue around the world, many women are taking it upon themselves to force change in society. Read More...
Mexico is beginning to return to normal, as more than half the country now turns green – for go – on its pandemic protocols system. And as public events began to welcome the crowds back, it’s with the utmost care. Mexico City has now turned […] Read More...
Prioritizing teachers for vaccination against COVID-19 helped pave the way. Enthusiasm for the return is tempered by caution - and careful protocols
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Mexico’s ruling party coalition holds onto power in Congress, but its grip slips a bit. Results from Sunday’s election show the party maintained its majority, but not by a margin necessary to push through the constitutional changes it wanted. See the latest. Read More...
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