Up until now, Mexico City has been in the periphery of this crisis. This was not the case a couple of years ago when the influenza epidemic turned us into today's equivalent of Wuhan. There was an earthquake during that period, which only reinforced the city's post-apocalyptic reputation. In a last-minute decision, I escaped with a couple of friends to Acapulco (we called it, afterward, our "swine vacations"). While we were driving out of the city, there was a sense that we might not be coming back.
Fear of networks.
Fear of networks.
Fear of networks.
Up until now, Mexico City has been in the periphery of this crisis. This was not the case a couple of years ago when the influenza epidemic turned us into today's equivalent of Wuhan. There was an earthquake during that period, which only reinforced the city's post-apocalyptic reputation. In a last-minute decision, I escaped with a couple of friends to Acapulco (we called it, afterward, our "swine vacations"). While we were driving out of the city, there was a sense that we might not be coming back.