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Landslides disasters in Mexico caused more than 3500 deaths between 1935 and2006. Such disasters have been mainly associated to intense precipitationevents derived from hurricanes, tropical storms and their interactions withcold fronts, although earthquake triggered landslides have also occurred toa lesser extent. The impact of landsliding in Mexico is basically determinedby the geomorphic features of mountain ranges and dissected plateausinhabited by vulnerable communities. The present contribution provides acomprehensive temporal assessment of historical landslide disasters inMexico. Moreover, it aims at exploring the future directions of riskmanagement and disaster prevention, in order to reduce the impact oflandslides on populations as a result of climatic change, urban sprawl, landuse change and social vulnerability

On the historical account of disastrous landslides in Mexico: the challenge of risk management and disaster prevention