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Simon, strengthening rapidly, could hit Jalisco or Colima as a major hurricane this weekend
A hurricane warning is currently in effect from Punta San Telmo, Michoacán, to Punta Mita, Nayarit as the now Category 2 hurricane moves north for an expected landfall in Colima or Jalisco as early as Saturday.
MND Local Puerto Vallarta: Mariachis, murals, drainage and demolition
Cultural competitions involving young mariachis and aspiring muralists have taken center stage in Puerto Vallarta, writes Gabriela Solís, while drainage and demolition work in the area continues.
Senate moves to crack down on spam calls with fines of up to 2.3 million pesos
Mexico is one of the most-spammed countries in the world. A new congressional bill offers relief to fed-up consumers with stricter penalties for abusive telemarketing practices.
Simon, strengthening rapidly, could hit Jalisco or Colima as a major hurricane this weekend
A hurricane warning is currently in effect from Punta San Telmo, Michoacán, to Punta Mita, Nayarit as the now Category 2 hurricane moves north for an expected landfall in Colima or Jalisco as early as Saturday.
MND Local Puerto Vallarta: Mariachis, murals, drainage and demolition
Cultural competitions involving young mariachis and aspiring muralists have taken center stage in Puerto Vallarta, writes Gabriela Solís, while drainage and demolition work in the area continues.
Senate moves to crack down on spam calls with fines of up to 2.3...
Mexico is one of the most-spammed countries in the world. A new congressional bill offers relief to fed-up consumers with stricter penalties for abusive telemarketing practices.
Mazatlán prison riots leave at least 12 dead, including a 2-year-old
The deadly violence included gunfire, and may have been incited by a planned murder of alleged Sinaloa Cartel figure Eduardo Jonathan Martínez Larios, alias “El Owen,” who is reportedly among the fatalities.
El Jalapeño: US politicians viciously harangue journalist who questions their lack of civility
Civility seems to have become a thing of the past in U.S. politics, but don't trying telling that to the politicians.
Multiple newborn deaths at public hospitals in Jalisco and Durango trigger clinical and legal...
More cases have recently come to light, expanding the investigations and resulting in the dismssal or suspension of at least three IMSS officials as well as the temporary closure of the neonatal units in both of the hospitals,
After Torreón school attack, Sheinbaum presents decree on social media content for minors: Friday’s...
Friday's press conference included news of a presidential order to limit minors' access to harmful social media content, a Civil Protection advisory for Hurricane Simon and the president's response to a deadly prison riot.
Postcards from Mexico: Noche de Despecho, or where heartbreak becomes a party
Leave it to Mexicans to turn a broken heart into a party, writes Ethan Jacobs, as he explores a unique nightlife trend: the Noche de Despecho, or "Night of Spite."
Endometriosis and fertility: A growing challenge for women in Mexico
Endometriosis affects an estimated 7 million women in Mexico, writes Andrea Fischer, and its impacts on fertility can be felt nationwide.
Inflation rises to 3.45% in September as fruit and vegetable prices climb nearly 9%
Core inflation eased to 3.75% as the annual headline rate hit its highest level since May, but still well below the 4.59% peak recorded in March.
Mexico’s auto parts output hit a record high in July, but assembled vehicle production...
As the main supplier of auto parts to the United States, Mexico accounted for 43.6% of total U.S. imports of parts and components in July, and Mexico's cumulative Jan-July auto parts production reached US $74.68 billion, an 8.8% increase compared to the first seven months of 2025.
Searching mothers help uncover alleged ‘extermination center’ in Nayarit
Authorities found charred remains and a makeshift burner at a property near Tepic, but have not said how many people were killed or which group is responsible.
Know your Mexico City neighborhood: Historic center of Coyoacán
The best street food in the capital, centuries of history, the oldest church and a remorseful ghost all make Coyoacán the real beating heart of Mexico City.
I moved to Mexico City in my 20s. Here’s what I learned
Moving to Mexico City in your 20s, particularly when you're from another country, is an ambitious move, writes Marta Delgado, but it pays off in one-of-a-kind experiences.
2 Mexico City chefs launched an international ‘Pay What You Can’ model. How did...
Responding to inequities in Mexico City's fine dining scene, a Michelin-star restaurant proposed a bold initiative. Here's how it went.
The Herencia de México mariachi group makes history on Monday Night Football
The mariachi instrumental performance was a first for the Bears' Chicago stadium, and the fact that it was part of the Monday Night Football telecast meant it was viewed by a wide audience.
Oregon woman, a ‘medical tourist,’ wins the right to have her Tijuana medical malpractice...
Non-citizens have the right to file medical malpractice complaints in Mexico, but practical obstacles and lax regulation have made it difficult. A new case offers a glimpse of a better future.
Mazatlán prison riots leave at least 12 dead, including a 2-year-old
The deadly violence included gunfire, and may have been incited by a planned murder of alleged Sinaloa Cartel figure Eduardo Jonathan Martínez Larios, alias “El Owen,” who is reportedly among the fatalities.
El Jalapeño: US politicians viciously harangue journalist who questions their lack of civility
Civility seems to have become a thing of the past in U.S. politics, but don't trying telling that to the politicians.
Multiple newborn deaths at public hospitals in Jalisco and Durango trigger clinical and legal investigations
More cases have recently come to light, expanding the investigations and resulting in the dismssal or suspension of at least three IMSS officials as well as the temporary closure of the neonatal units in both of the hospitals,
After Torreón school attack, Sheinbaum presents decree on social media content for minors: Friday’s mañanera recapped
Friday's press conference included news of a presidential order to limit minors' access to harmful social media content, a Civil Protection advisory for Hurricane Simon and the president's response to a deadly prison riot.
Postcards from Mexico: Noche de Despecho, or where heartbreak becomes a party
Leave it to Mexicans to turn a broken heart into a party, writes Ethan Jacobs, as he explores a unique nightlife trend: the Noche de Despecho, or "Night of Spite."
Endometriosis and fertility: A growing challenge for women in Mexico
Endometriosis affects an estimated 7 million women in Mexico, writes Andrea Fischer, and its impacts on fertility can be felt nationwide.
Sheinbaum meets with US business leaders and ambassador amid controversy over...
The president said she would take up security concerns with U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson at a later date, keeping the Thursday meeting on investment, trade and Plan México.
Does civility in politics still exist? A perspective from our CEO
With U.S. midterm campaigns turning nastier, MND CEO Travis Bembenek sees a welcome contrast in the political tone President Sheinbaum is setting at home.
How are things going in Mexico? A perspective from our CEO
Beyond GDP and inflation, MND's CEO unveils a six-part series ranking Mexico's health, education and happiness — starting with what the data reveals on healthcare.
‘Confidently Wrong About the Peso at 37’: An MND podcast
The Mexican peso has defied analysts, trading near multi-year highs. In a new podcast episode, Travis breaks down the reasons why, and whether a correction might be coming.
The ‘problem’ with Mexico’s 44% growth in exports: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico's exports jumped 44% in July — a number that sounds like a huge win. CEO Travis Bembenek explains why the reality is more complicated.
MND goes all in on Mexico City: A perspective from our CEO
MND launches MND Local CDMX, a weekly feature with deeper news, events and trends for anyone living in, moving to or visiting Mexico City.
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Inflation rises to 3.45% in September as fruit and vegetable prices climb nearly 9%
Core inflation eased to 3.75% as the annual headline rate hit its highest level since May, but still well below the 4.59% peak recorded in March.
Mexico’s auto parts output hit a record high in July, but assembled vehicle production...
As the main supplier of auto parts to the United States, Mexico accounted for 43.6% of total U.S. imports of parts and components in July, and Mexico's cumulative Jan-July auto parts production reached US $74.68 billion, an 8.8% increase compared to the first seven months of 2025.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
18.41
CAD
12.91
EUR
20.63
After Torreón school attack, Sheinbaum presents decree on social media content for minors: Friday’s...
Friday's press conference included news of a presidential order to limit minors' access to harmful social media content, a Civil Protection advisory for Hurricane Simon and the president's response to a deadly prison riot.
AIFA now serves 47 destinations, up from 7 in 2022: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The Army-built airport has come a long way since 2022, its director says. Also at Thursday’s mañanera: a reminder for Querétaro’s governor and a visit from the U.S. ambassador.
Senate moves to crack down on spam calls with fines of...
Mexico is one of the most-spammed countries in the world. A new congressional bill offers relief to fed-up consumers with stricter penalties for abusive telemarketing practices.
From jungle to wildflowers: How Mexico made me a botanical artist
Mexico's natural wonders, from jungles to wildflowers and their pollinators, inspired Bel Woodhouse to pick up a sketchbook again after a long hiatus ... with remarkable results.
I moved to Mexico City in my 20s. Here’s what I learned
Moving to Mexico City in your 20s, particularly when you're from another country, is an ambitious move, writes Marta Delgado, but it pays off in one-of-a-kind experiences.
How to conjugate Spanish verbs and impress your friends
Learn this simple trick with Spanish verbs that can help you take your language learning to the next level.
Puerto Vallarta, San Miguel de Allende rank among world’s 5 best small cities in Condé Nast Traveler readers’ poll
Also honored by the magazine's famously discerning readers was Tulum, voted the second-best beach in the Americas, joining five other Mexican coastal destinations in the category, including Puerto Vallarta.
AIFA now serves 47 destinations, up from 7 in 2022: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The Army-built airport has come a long way since 2022, its director says. Also at Thursday’s mañanera: a reminder for Querétaro’s governor and a visit from the U.S. ambassador.
Swimming holes in Western Mexico: Hot, cold and just right
A swimming pool can never compete with the picturesque beauty of an outdoor swimming hole, writes John Pint, who shares several of his favorites within driving distance of Guadalajara.
Know your Mexico City neighborhood: Historic center of Coyoacán
The best street food in the capital, centuries of history, the oldest church and a remorseful ghost all make Coyoacán the real beating heart of Mexico City.
I moved to Mexico City in my 20s. Here’s what I learned
Moving to Mexico City in your 20s, particularly when you're from another country, is an ambitious move, writes Marta Delgado, but it pays off in one-of-a-kind experiences.
2 Mexico City chefs launched an international ‘Pay What You Can’ model. How did...
Responding to inequities in Mexico City's fine dining scene, a Michelin-star restaurant proposed a bold initiative. Here's how it went.
The Herencia de México mariachi group makes history on Monday Night Football
The mariachi instrumental performance was a first for the Bears' Chicago stadium, and the fact that it was part of the Monday Night Football telecast meant it was viewed by a wide audience.
Does civility in politics still exist? A perspective from our CEO
With U.S. midterm campaigns turning nastier, MND CEO Travis Bembenek sees a welcome contrast in the political tone President Sheinbaum is setting at home.
The ‘problem’ with Mexico’s 44% growth in exports: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico's exports jumped 44% in July — a number that sounds like a huge win. CEO Travis Bembenek explains why the reality is more complicated.
Mexico and My Money: Affordability is a growing problem in Mexico, too
From food and energy to healthcare and housing, here's everything you need to know about the cost of living in Mexico.
The MND Sheinbaum Index™ for August 2026: Security, employment weigh on president’s performance
The MND Sheinbaum Index™ takes eight of the most important government performance indicators and scores each one against a consistent methodology. Find out how Mexico is doing each month under the president's watch.
I moved to Mexico City in my 20s. Here’s what I learned
Moving to Mexico City in your 20s, particularly when you're from another country, is an ambitious move, writes Marta Delgado, but it pays off in one-of-a-kind experiences.
How to conjugate Spanish verbs and impress your friends
Learn this simple trick with Spanish verbs that can help you take your language learning to the next level.
How are things going in Mexico? A perspective from our CEO
Beyond GDP and inflation, MND's CEO unveils a six-part series ranking Mexico's health, education and happiness — starting with what the data reveals on healthcare.
‘Confidently Wrong About the Peso at 37’: An MND podcast
The Mexican peso has defied analysts, trading near multi-year highs. In a new podcast episode, Travis breaks down the reasons why, and whether a correction might be coming.
AIFA now serves 47 destinations, up from 7 in 2022: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The Army-built airport has come a long way since 2022, its director says. Also at Thursday’s mañanera: a reminder for Querétaro’s governor and a visit from the U.S. ambassador.
Swimming holes in Western Mexico: Hot, cold and just right
A swimming pool can never compete with the picturesque beauty of an outdoor swimming hole, writes John Pint, who shares several of his favorites within driving distance of Guadalajara.
From Elvis to the Ariels: Acapulco’s cliff divers step out of the postcard to...
An award-winning documentary reveals the human stories, struggles and courage behind Acapulco’s legendary cliff divers of La Quebrada.
Remembering the Tlatelolco student massacre of 1968
Fifty-eight years ago yesterday, hundreds were killed by government forces on a day that changed Mexico forever.
MND Local CDMX: Craft beer, gourmet foodies and ‘Fallout’ fans unite
A wealth of gustatory pleasures await visitors to Mexico City over the next month, as festivals celebrating food and wine, as well as craft beer, are on tap, writes Drew Pittock.
Mexico and US FDA offer conflicting accounts of recent cyclospora outbreak
The FDA confirmed that the source of the contamination was a Guanajuato farm, but offered no final determination on how the lettuce became contaminated. Mexico's Cofepris disputes even the naming of the farm as the source, calling it inconclusively proven.
El Jalapeño: Bomb squad heroically ‘defuses’ suspicious churros found on Mexico City Metro
An elite tactical unit called out after a suspicious box of churros were left on the Mexico City Metro quickly made the problem disappear.
El Jalapeño: Guanajuato residents mistake arrival of French acrobats for third ‘French Intervention’
The unexpected appearance of Gallic acrobats over Guanajuato alarmed locals, who feared the coming of a new "Maximiliano and Carlota."
MND Local: Sheinbaum and Lemus tackle water crisis amid power outages in Guadalajara
President Sheinbaum met with Jalisco's governor to discuss the ongoing water crisis in Guadalajara, as power outages continue to leave some metro areas without electricity for extended periods of time.
Perfect Day Mexico wasn’t dead after all. Now its opponents are headed to the...
Despite news of its cancellation in May, Royal Caribbean's massive Perfect Day Mexico project in Mahahual is still planned, writes Tracy L. Barnett, and residents and environmental activists are still fighting it.
Here’s how to beat the hyperinflation gripping Mexico’s private health insurance market
Mexico's healthcare costs are spiralling. How can you keep spending down while still getting high quality care?
How to get the most out of International Yoga Day 2026 in Mexico City
If you're spending International Yoga Day in Mexico City this month, here's the most relaxing and balanced itinerary imaginable, courtesy of capitalina Andrea Fischer.
The anatomy of Maya sacrifice: An interview with author Vera Tiesler
Maya expert Vera Tiesler, editor of a new book on ritual sacrifice in Mesoamerica, shares the gory details on how the ancient Maya performed human sacrifices, and why.
From Elvis to the Ariels: Acapulco’s cliff divers step out of the postcard to find their voice
An award-winning documentary reveals the human stories, struggles and courage behind Acapulco’s legendary cliff divers of La Quebrada.
Remembering the Tlatelolco student massacre of 1968
Fifty-eight years ago yesterday, hundreds were killed by government forces on a day that changed Mexico forever.
Postcards from Mexico: Noche de Despecho, or where heartbreak becomes a party
Leave it to Mexicans to turn a broken heart into a party, writes Ethan Jacobs, as he explores a unique nightlife trend: the Noche de Despecho, or "Night of Spite."
MND Local CDMX: Craft beer, gourmet foodies and ‘Fallout’ fans unite
A wealth of gustatory pleasures await visitors to Mexico City over the next month, as festivals celebrating food and wine, as well as craft beer, are on tap, writes Drew Pittock.
Mexico and US FDA offer conflicting accounts of recent cyclospora outbreak
The FDA confirmed that the source of the contamination was a Guanajuato farm, but offered no final determination on how the lettuce became contaminated. Mexico's Cofepris disputes even the naming of the farm as the source, calling it inconclusively proven.
El Jalapeño: US politicians viciously harangue journalist who questions their lack of civility
Civility seems to have become a thing of the past in U.S. politics, but don't trying telling that to the politicians.
El Jalapeño: Bomb squad heroically ‘defuses’ suspicious churros found on Mexico City Metro
An elite tactical unit called out after a suspicious box of churros were left on the Mexico City Metro quickly made the problem disappear.
El Jalapeño: Guanajuato residents mistake arrival of French acrobats for third ‘French Intervention’
The unexpected appearance of Gallic acrobats over Guanajuato alarmed locals, who feared the coming of a new "Maximiliano and Carlota."
El Jalapeño: Mexico blasts France for delay in returning a book it borrowed 166...
Mexico and France have become embroiled in a "war of words" after the latter took 166 years to return (briefly) a historically significant book.
El Jalapeño: Ensenada fisherman says latest catch, a US Navy torpedo, is ‘a keeper’
An Ensenada fisherman trolling for dorado reeled in a 600-pound U.S. Navy training torpedo instead, and is refusing to give it back.
Mexico in Numbers: How many foreigners live in Mexico?
Just 0.9% of Mexico’s population was born abroad. Here’s where they come from and where they live now.
Mexico and My Money: Affordability is a growing problem in Mexico, too
From food and energy to healthcare and housing, here's everything you need to know about the cost of living in Mexico.
The MND Sheinbaum Index™ for August 2026: Security, employment weigh on president’s performance
The MND Sheinbaum Index™ takes eight of the most important government performance indicators and scores each one against a consistent methodology. Find out how Mexico is doing each month under the president's watch.
MND Tutor | Mariachi performance
Mariachi Herencia de México made history by becoming the first mariachi group to perform the U.S. national anthem at Chicago’s Soldier Field, drawing both cheers and backlash. Learn more with MND Tutor.
The MND News Quiz of the Week: October 3rd
Mariachis, midwives and Mexican manufacturing investment. Have you been paying attention to the news this week?
New US-Mexico water agreement means reduced allotments but a heathier Colorado River
Mexico, still in water debt to the United States, will have its Colorado River share reduced, but so will three U.S. Lower Basin states: Nevada, Arizona and Colorado.
MND Local: Sheinbaum and Lemus tackle water crisis amid power outages in Guadalajara
President Sheinbaum met with Jalisco's governor to discuss the ongoing water crisis in Guadalajara, as power outages continue to leave some metro areas without electricity for extended periods of time.
Perfect Day Mexico wasn’t dead after all. Now its opponents are headed to the...
Despite news of its cancellation in May, Royal Caribbean's massive Perfect Day Mexico project in Mahahual is still planned, writes Tracy L. Barnett, and residents and environmental activists are still fighting it.
Mexico City’s Cutzamala water supply system hits 81%, highest level in a decade
Three dams along the Balsas River basin supply 5 million Mexico City Metropolitan Area residents with water. After several years of near-crisis conditions, their reservoirs are almost full again.
How Mexico City can solve its 400-year water crisis
Mexico City residents have dealt with systemic water issues for nearly four centuries. Andrew D. Daily, a local water filtration expert, lays out some possible solutions.
Endometriosis and fertility: A growing challenge for women in Mexico
Endometriosis affects an estimated 7 million women in Mexico, writes Andrea Fischer, and its impacts on fertility can be felt nationwide.
Here’s how to beat the hyperinflation gripping Mexico’s private health insurance market
Mexico's healthcare costs are spiralling. How can you keep spending down while still getting high quality care?
How to get the most out of International Yoga Day 2026 in Mexico City
If you're spending International Yoga Day in Mexico City this month, here's the most relaxing and balanced itinerary imaginable, courtesy of capitalina Andrea Fischer.
