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Commercial sector overtakes manufacturing as top FDI target in Mexico
U.S. trade policies are reshaping Mexico’s foreign investment profile, temporarily knocking the manufacturing sector off its perch as the country’s most attractive investment.
Mexico remains top exporter to US despite turbulent first quarter
Mexico exported goods worth US $131.29 billion to the United States in the first quarter of 2025, up 9.5% compared to the same period of 2024.
$1 books: Mexico’s bold plan to create 2.5 million new readers
FCE’s “25 for 25” project will deliver 2.5 million books throughout Latin America to promote reading and improve literacy rates.
Commercial sector overtakes manufacturing as top FDI target in Mexico
U.S. trade policies are reshaping Mexico’s foreign investment profile, temporarily knocking the manufacturing sector off its perch as the country’s most attractive investment.
Mexico remains top exporter to US despite turbulent first quarter
Mexico exported goods worth US $131.29 billion to the United States in the first quarter of 2025, up 9.5% compared to the same period of 2024.
$1 books: Mexico’s bold plan to create 2.5 million new readers
FCE’s “25 for 25” project will deliver 2.5 million books throughout Latin America to promote reading and improve literacy rates.
ODATA inaugurates US $3B data center campus in Querétaro
ODATA, a subsidiary of Texas-based Aligned Data Centers, opened its second data center facility in Querétaro, where it is building the largest data center campus in the country.
Sheinbaum’s stance on US-Mexico relations earns widespread approval
Sheinbaum's approval rating has been above 80% every month so far this year, peaking at 85% in February, according to a poll by the newspaper El Financiero.
Tecate launches new salty beer from exclusive floating bar in Gulf of Mexico
The limited edition beer was brewed with saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico, celebrating national pride and the richness of local ingredients.
Teuchitlán mayor arrested as controversy over alleged crematorium in Jalisco continues
The arrest came after Federal Attorney General Alejandro Gertz doubled down on his statement last week that there was no evidence of cremation pits at the Izaguirre Ranch.
This wine-producing behemoth is rapidly awakening
While Baja California may get more attention, Coahuila — Mexico's second-largest wine producer, is rapidly emerging as the country's most exciting wine destination
The pleasures and pitfalls of part-time residency
Mexico expats in their 70s and 80s share with us the bittersweet choices they face as they contemplate where to spend their final years.
How Sheinbaum is preparing to vote on June 1: Monday’s mañanera recapped
Among other issues, the president revealed on Monday what she is doing to acquaint herself with the candidates seeking to be elected to judgeships next month in Mexico's first-ever judicial vote.
Senate pauses problematic telecommunications reform amid censorship fears
The president has argued that the proposed legislation is needed to stop foreign governments from broadcasting propaganda in Mexico, but critics fear its wording opens the door to government censorship of the media.
Mexico targets irregular steel and textile imports in push to protect domestic industry
Also on Monday, Finance Minister Edgar Amador announced plans to increase the national content of government purchases by 10% and trade out 10% of its manufacturing imports.
Upstairs, Downstairs: Reflections from a closer view of Mexico’s service economy
Behind Mexico's famous hospitality lies a workforce pushing through long workdays with minimal compensation and maximum resilience.
Cancún celebrates sargassum-free beaches, as satellites show seaweed gathering off the coast
Riviera Maya is facing a record-breaking sargassum season in 2025, with authorities ramping up cleanup and containment.
Once again, the Best Bar in North America is in Mexico
With 18 entries on the list, Mexican bars had another fantastic night at North America's premier cocktail awards ceremony.
ODATA inaugurates US $3B data center campus in Querétaro
ODATA, a subsidiary of Texas-based Aligned Data Centers, opened its second data center facility in Querétaro, where it is building the largest data center campus in the country.
Sheinbaum’s stance on US-Mexico relations earns widespread approval
Sheinbaum's approval rating has been above 80% every month so far this year, peaking at 85% in February, according to a poll by the newspaper El Financiero.
Tecate launches new salty beer from exclusive floating bar in Gulf of Mexico
The limited edition beer was brewed with saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico, celebrating national pride and the richness of local ingredients.
Teuchitlán mayor arrested as controversy over alleged crematorium in Jalisco continues
The arrest came after Federal Attorney General Alejandro Gertz doubled down on his statement last week that there was no evidence of cremation pits at the Izaguirre Ranch.
This wine-producing behemoth is rapidly awakening
While Baja California may get more attention, Coahuila — Mexico's second-largest wine producer, is rapidly emerging as the country's most exciting wine destination
The pleasures and pitfalls of part-time residency
Mexico expats in their 70s and 80s share with us the bittersweet choices they face as they contemplate where to spend their final years.
Commercial sector overtakes manufacturing as top FDI target in Mexico
U.S. trade policies are reshaping Mexico’s foreign investment profile, temporarily knocking the manufacturing sector off its perch as the country’s most attractive investment.
Don’t tread on me, Mexican style: A perspective from our CEO
While Americans hold tight to their personal independence, attitudes are different south of the U.S. border, Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek writes.
Why holidays in Mexico hit differently: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek reflects on the power of Mexico's communal holiday traditions.
In the wake of Trump’s tariff chaos, Mexico’s economy needs a rethink: A perspective from...
What would a rethink of the Mexican economy look like? CEO Travis Bembenek lays out the best-case scenario for Mexico in three parts.
In the wake of Trump’s tariff chaos, Mexico’s economy needs a rethink: A perspective from...
What would a rethink of the Mexican economy look like? CEO Travis Bembenek lays out the best-case scenario for Mexico in three parts.
Commercial sector overtakes manufacturing as top FDI target in Mexico
U.S. trade policies are reshaping Mexico’s foreign investment profile, temporarily knocking the manufacturing sector off its perch as the country’s most attractive investment.
ODATA inaugurates US $3B data center campus in Querétaro
ODATA, a subsidiary of Texas-based Aligned Data Centers, opened its second data center facility in Querétaro, where it is building the largest data center campus in the country.
Unilever announces US $1.5B investment to complete Nuevo León factory and expand Mexico operations
The company plans to produce Dove, Rexona and Sedal personal care products at the Monterrey-area factory.
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ODATA inaugurates US $3B data center campus in Querétaro
ODATA, a subsidiary of Texas-based Aligned Data Centers, opened its second data center facility in Querétaro, where it is building the largest data center campus in the country.
Mexico targets irregular steel and textile imports in push to protect domestic industry
Also on Monday, Finance Minister Edgar Amador announced plans to increase the national content of government purchases by 10% and trade out 10% of its manufacturing imports.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
19.66
CAD
14.25
How Sheinbaum is preparing to vote on June 1: Monday’s mañanera recapped
Among other issues, the president revealed on Monday what she is doing to acquaint herself with the candidates seeking to be elected to judgeships next month in Mexico's first-ever judicial vote.
Sheinbaum rejected Trump’s offer to send US troops into Mexico
President Sheinbaum told Trump that Mexico's territory and sovereignty are "inviolable" when he offered to send U.S. troops to help fight drug cartels in Mexico.
Sheinbaum backs crackdown on US gun trafficking and launches election song:...
On Tuesday, the president made specific mention of what she called a new "mano dura" (heavy hand or iron fist) approach to gun smuggling from the U.S. to Mexico.
The pleasures and pitfalls of part-time residency
Mexico expats in their 70s and 80s share with us the bittersweet choices they face as they contemplate where to spend their final years.
My American Dream is in Mexico: Jackie
Jackie's harrowing journey from undocumented worker in the U.S. to deportee to Mexico taught her to appreciate the homeland she left behind decades before.
Upstairs, Downstairs: Reflections from a closer view of Mexico’s service economy
Behind Mexico's famous hospitality lies a workforce pushing through long workdays with minimal compensation and maximum resilience.
Tourism Ministry tightens up standards for Magical Town designation
Some towns could lose their Pueblo Mágico title as the program adopts new standards for sustainable tourism and urban image.
Coming in October: Nonstop flights from Querétaro to Madrid
The new route is seen as a much-needed advance in connectivity for one of Mexico's fastest-growing business hubs, which is host to 119 Spanish companies.
Cuetzalan and Copper Canyon among ‘Best of Mexico’ tourism destinations for 2025
Each year, the travel magazine México Desconocido announces the “Best of Mexico” in several tourism categories at the Tianguis Turístico, Latin America’s largest tourism industry event.
My American Dream is in Mexico: Jackie
Jackie's harrowing journey from undocumented worker in the U.S. to deportee to Mexico taught her to appreciate the homeland she left behind decades before.
Upstairs, Downstairs: Reflections from a closer view of Mexico’s service economy
Behind Mexico's famous hospitality lies a workforce pushing through long workdays with minimal compensation and maximum resilience.
Why holidays in Mexico hit differently: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek reflects on the power of Mexico's communal holiday traditions.
In the wake of Trump’s tariff chaos, Mexico’s economy needs a rethink: A perspective from...
What would a rethink of the Mexican economy look like? CEO Travis Bembenek lays out the best-case scenario for Mexico in three parts.
Real estate developer Muúk Karant to unveil Mexico’s first museum in a cenote
A planned residential development just outside the colonial city of Valladolid will include four natural underground pools, one with more than 300 cultural artifacts on display.
Meet the new generation of Mexico’s rising-star architects
Mexico's new generation of leading architects is earning significant global awards and prompting reflections on the role and function of architecture.
A short history of Mexican political satire
Almost since the dawn of the lithograph, Mexican political satire has held power in the nation to account.
Who were the 19th-century scoundrels who kept trying to invade the Baja Peninsula?
Between 1850 and 1900, a series of failed fortune seekers tried to repeatedly invade the Baja Peninsula and Sonora, men history now calls the filibusters.
What’s on in Puerto Vallarta this May?
Puerto Vallarta heats up this month with a mix of cultural festivals, Pride celebrations and artistic showcases in the city where it's always nothing but a party.
What’s on in Oaxaca in May
Catch Paul van Dyk, attend a candlelight vigil or throw your expat questions to a public forum in the state of Oaxaca this month.
Coming in October: Nonstop flights from Querétaro to Madrid
The new route is seen as a much-needed advance in connectivity for one of Mexico's fastest-growing business hubs, which is host to 119 Spanish companies.
Cuetzalan and Copper Canyon among ‘Best of Mexico’ tourism destinations for 2025
Each year, the travel magazine México Desconocido announces the “Best of Mexico” in several tourism categories at the Tianguis Turístico, Latin America’s largest tourism industry event.
Love fudge? Make it Mexican with a mezcal, tequila and Kahlua combo
Jamoncillo is a traditional Mexican fudge whose "little ham" name belies its rich history. Here we upgrade it with tequila and mezcal!
Will Chipotle prove popular in Mexico?
It's going south of the border for the first time, but how will actual Mexicans react to the arrival of the U.S. food chain ?
Drought paralyzes northern states’ water deliveries to US: ‘No one is obligated to do...
In the past five years, Mexico has sent less than 30% of the water required by a 1944 treaty with the U.S., in good part because resources are increasingly scarce.
Waterworld (or not): A look into Mexico’s water shortages
Today's reality is far from a Kevin Costner film: What's life like with limited water supplies and where is it being used?
What do I need to know before undergoing laser skin treatment in Mexico?
Medical expert Dr. Lara returns to share her advice on how to find the best laser skin treatments in Mexico.
Beauty and wellness apps to help you look and feel great anywhere, any time
From destination wedding makeup to relaxing couples massages, these apps let you pamper yourself in style, anytime or anywhere.
$1 books: Mexico’s bold plan to create 2.5 million new readers
FCE’s “25 for 25” project will deliver 2.5 million books throughout Latin America to promote reading and improve literacy rates.
A short history of Mexican political satire
Almost since the dawn of the lithograph, Mexican political satire has held power in the nation to account.
Who were the 19th-century scoundrels who kept trying to invade the Baja Peninsula?
Between 1850 and 1900, a series of failed fortune seekers tried to repeatedly invade the Baja Peninsula and Sonora, men history now calls the filibusters.
Tecate launches new salty beer from exclusive floating bar in Gulf of Mexico
The limited edition beer was brewed with saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico, celebrating national pride and the richness of local ingredients.
What’s on in Puerto Vallarta this May?
Puerto Vallarta heats up this month with a mix of cultural festivals, Pride celebrations and artistic showcases in the city where it's always nothing but a party.
What’s on in Oaxaca in May
Catch Paul van Dyk, attend a candlelight vigil or throw your expat questions to a public forum in the state of Oaxaca this month.
Mexico remains top exporter to US despite turbulent first quarter
Mexico exported goods worth US $131.29 billion to the United States in the first quarter of 2025, up 9.5% compared to the same period of 2024.
Sheinbaum’s stance on US-Mexico relations earns widespread approval
Sheinbaum's approval rating has been above 80% every month so far this year, peaking at 85% in February, according to a poll by the newspaper El Financiero.
Teuchitlán mayor arrested as controversy over alleged crematorium in Jalisco continues
The arrest came after Federal Attorney General Alejandro Gertz doubled down on his statement last week that there was no evidence of cremation pits at the Izaguirre Ranch.
Senate pauses problematic telecommunications reform amid censorship fears
The president has argued that the proposed legislation is needed to stop foreign governments from broadcasting propaganda in Mexico, but critics fear its wording opens the door to government censorship of the media.
How Morelos turned urban decay into a sustainable community hub
Respecting the endemic natural environment, Jiutepec, Morelos' CIVAC Linear Park is an example of beauty, intelligent design and sustainability that has been embraced by residents.
Real estate developer Muúk Karant to unveil Mexico’s first museum in a cenote
A planned residential development just outside the colonial city of Valladolid will include four natural underground pools, one with more than 300 cultural artifacts on display.
Meet the new generation of Mexico’s rising-star architects
Mexico's new generation of leading architects is earning significant global awards and prompting reflections on the role and function of architecture.
Mexico reaches agreement to send more water to southern US
The U.S. government had been pressuring the Mexican government to send more water to Texas, to which it owes a huge quantity of water under the terms of a 1944 bilateral treaty.
Drought paralyzes northern states’ water deliveries to US: ‘No one is obligated to do...
In the past five years, Mexico has sent less than 30% of the water required by a 1944 treaty with the U.S., in good part because resources are increasingly scarce.
Waterworld (or not): A look into Mexico’s water shortages
Today's reality is far from a Kevin Costner film: What's life like with limited water supplies and where is it being used?
All you need to know about Eastern medicine in Mexico
Traditional Chinese medicine in Mexico is bigger than ever, with licensed practitioners all over the country offering a variety of techniques.
What do I need to know before undergoing laser skin treatment in Mexico?
Medical expert Dr. Lara returns to share her advice on how to find the best laser skin treatments in Mexico.
Beauty and wellness apps to help you look and feel great anywhere, any time
From destination wedding makeup to relaxing couples massages, these apps let you pamper yourself in style, anytime or anywhere.
Commercial sector overtakes manufacturing as top FDI target in Mexico
U.S. trade policies are reshaping Mexico’s foreign investment profile, temporarily knocking the manufacturing sector off its perch as the country’s most attractive investment.
ODATA inaugurates US $3B data center campus in Querétaro
ODATA, a subsidiary of Texas-based Aligned Data Centers, opened its second data center facility in Querétaro, where it is building the largest data center campus in the country.
Unilever announces US $1.5B investment to complete Nuevo León factory and expand Mexico operations
The company plans to produce Dove, Rexona and Sedal personal care products at the Monterrey-area factory.
Upstairs, Downstairs: Reflections from a closer view of Mexico’s service economy
Behind Mexico's famous hospitality lies a workforce pushing through long workdays with minimal compensation and maximum resilience.
Cancún celebrates sargassum-free beaches, as satellites show seaweed gathering off the coast
Riviera Maya is facing a record-breaking sargassum season in 2025, with authorities ramping up cleanup and containment.
Once again, the Best Bar in North America is in Mexico
With 18 entries on the list, Mexican bars had another fantastic night at North America's premier cocktail awards ceremony.
Chipotle? Well, if we really must…
The U.S. Mexican-food restaurant chain plans to open its first locations in Mexico in 2026. But, one Mexican asks, will any of her countrymen actually enter one?
This wine-producing behemoth is rapidly awakening
While Baja California may get more attention, Coahuila — Mexico's second-largest wine producer, is rapidly emerging as the country's most exciting wine destination
Love fudge? Make it Mexican with a mezcal, tequila and Kahlua combo
Jamoncillo is a traditional Mexican fudge whose "little ham" name belies its rich history. Here we upgrade it with tequila and mezcal!
Will Chipotle prove popular in Mexico?
It's going south of the border for the first time, but how will actual Mexicans react to the arrival of the U.S. food chain ?
Taste of Mexico: Tortas
Beans, ham, avocado, chicken — the only limit to what you can put inside a torta is your imagination.