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Mystical eagle thought to be extinct in Mexico reappears in Chiapas
The discovery of the elusive eagle, announced this month at the Chiapas Birding and Photo Festival, follows nearly a decade of community-led monitoring of the species in the region.
Fact check: Border crossings and drug seizures are down, but Mexico and US can’t agree on how much
Both the United States and Mexico have cited high percentages when discussing border data, but what are the numbers behind the recent reductions in border crossings and fentanyl seizures?
Conafor: Tepozteco wildfire completely contained after 9 days
The El Tepozteco wildfire, which scorched more than 1,200 hectares near Tepoztlán, has been contained after nine days of coordinated firefighting efforts.
Mystical eagle thought to be extinct in Mexico reappears in Chiapas
The discovery of the elusive eagle, announced this month at the Chiapas Birding and Photo Festival, follows nearly a decade of community-led monitoring of the species in the region.
Fact check: Border crossings and drug seizures are down, but Mexico and US can’t...
Both the United States and Mexico have cited high percentages when discussing border data, but what are the numbers behind the recent reductions in border crossings and fentanyl seizures?
Conafor: Tepozteco wildfire completely contained after 9 days
The El Tepozteco wildfire, which scorched more than 1,200 hectares near Tepoztlán, has been contained after nine days of coordinated firefighting efforts.
UNESCO adds Mexico’s historic aerial photo archive to Memory of the World Register
A birds-eye archive of Mexico featuring over one million photos has been recognized by UNESCO for its exceptional universal value and unique perspective on the country’s development.
Fyre Festival 2 abandons Playa del Carmen plans
Organizers said in a Wednesday email update verified by The New York Times that the event is still happening — just in a different location.
How Los Cabos handles Semana Santa, its busiest week of the year
How do Baja California Sur officials get ready for Semana Santa in Los Cabos and elsewhere around the state? Hint: it involves well over a thousand personnel.
This cave in San Luis Potosí was hiding Ice Age giants
Looking for cavefish in the Sierra del Abra, biologist Luis Espinasa and his team accidentally found the remains of ancient animals. It took an underwater drone to get them out.
Acapulco cliff divers receive Guinness World Record for completing 5 million head-first dives
Daring acapulqueños have been jumping from the steep cliffs of La Quebrada since at least the 1930s.
Sheinbaum: No plans to reestablish diplomatic relations with Ecuador after ‘dubious’ election
“We will not restore relations as long as Noboa is in power,” Sheinbaum told reporters.
Viva Airlines introduces 7 new routes from the US to AIFA in Mexico City
The low-cost air carrier will offer direct routes from Mexico City's newest airport to Chicago, Houston and other cities starting this fall.
More states move to ban narcocorridos after Texcoco concert riot
The growing restrictions have sparked national debate and high-profile incidents, as authorities and artists navigate the tension between cultural expression and public safety.
Fitch affirms Mexico credit rating but predicts recession for this year
Though Fitch predicted tariffs and a U.S. slowdown would hurt Mexico's economy this year, the outlook for 2026 is brighter.
Hecho en México: Felipe Juárez, San Miguel weaver
San Miguel weaver Felipe Juárez makes rugs and more for customers as far away as New Zealand, but he's never left his hometown, where he sells his creations each weekend.
Ahorita and the art of finding meaning beyond the clock: A perspective from MND...
There's much to learn from the Mexican approach to time, Tamanna Bembenek writes.
Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip down the peninsula
San Diegans Dan and Becca Rumsey's 935-mile cycling adventure through the Baja Peninsula took them 10 days, but the memories they made will last a lifetime.
UNESCO adds Mexico’s historic aerial photo archive to Memory of the World Register
A birds-eye archive of Mexico featuring over one million photos has been recognized by UNESCO for its exceptional universal value and unique perspective on the country’s development.
Fyre Festival 2 abandons Playa del Carmen plans
Organizers said in a Wednesday email update verified by The New York Times that the event is still happening — just in a different location.
How Los Cabos handles Semana Santa, its busiest week of the year
How do Baja California Sur officials get ready for Semana Santa in Los Cabos and elsewhere around the state? Hint: it involves well over a thousand personnel.
This cave in San Luis Potosí was hiding Ice Age giants
Looking for cavefish in the Sierra del Abra, biologist Luis Espinasa and his team accidentally found the remains of ancient animals. It took an underwater drone to get them out.
Acapulco cliff divers receive Guinness World Record for completing 5 million head-first dives
Daring acapulqueños have been jumping from the steep cliffs of La Quebrada since at least the 1930s.
Sheinbaum: No plans to reestablish diplomatic relations with Ecuador after ‘dubious’ election
“We will not restore relations as long as Noboa is in power,” Sheinbaum told reporters.
Fitch affirms Mexico credit rating but predicts recession for this year
Though Fitch predicted tariffs and a U.S. slowdown would hurt Mexico's economy this year, the outlook for 2026 is brighter.
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.
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.
Are 22,000 Oxxos in the country a blessing or a curse? A perspective from...
As healthy, traditional mom and pop corner stores disappear, Travis Bembenek sees a troubling — and familiar — trend.
Fitch affirms Mexico credit rating but predicts recession for this year
Though Fitch predicted tariffs and a U.S. slowdown would hurt Mexico's economy this year, the outlook for 2026 is brighter.
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.
Honda denies plans to shift Mexico, Canada production to US despite tariff rumors
On Tuesday, Japanese newspaper Nikkei reported that Honda was considering relocating some vehicle assembly from its plants in Mexico and Canada to the U.S.
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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.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
19.72
CAD
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Mexico pushes back on US plans to build border military base: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum told reporters on Wednesday that Mexico had sent a diplomatic letter to the Trump administration over its plans to build a military base on the border.
Mexico blindsided by new US tomato tariff: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum said the Mexican government wasn't notified, "not through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Ministry of the Economy or the Ministry of Agriculture," of the 21% tomato tariff.
Sheinbaum holds ‘productive’ call with Trump as tension looms on trade...
After a contentious week, both leaders spoke positively about the Wednesday call.
Chedraui: From Xalapa minisuper to international supermarket
Now the most profitable nationally-owned supermarket in Mexico, Chedraui started out as a humble a Lebanese menswear store in the capital of Veracruz.
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?
Does Mexico have an alcohol problem?
In Mexico, alcohol is kind of everywhere, with social rules around it more relaxed. What's the societal effect of so much drinking? Is there one?
How Los Cabos handles Semana Santa, its busiest week of the year
How do Baja California Sur officials get ready for Semana Santa in Los Cabos and elsewhere around the state? Hint: it involves well over a thousand personnel.
Viva Airlines introduces 7 new routes from the US to AIFA in Mexico City
The low-cost air carrier will offer direct routes from Mexico City's newest airport to Chicago, Houston and other cities starting this fall.
Cozumel to receive over 80,000 cruise ship passengers this week
Spring break tourists are helping the Caribbean island toward its goal of welcoming 5 million visitors this year.
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?
Does Mexico have an alcohol problem?
In Mexico, alcohol is kind of everywhere, with social rules around it more relaxed. What's the societal effect of so much drinking? Is there one?
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.
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.
Mérida Arts District in the works after Yucatán attracts 7 billion pesos in real...
Yucatán has launched a $348 million investment in Mérida, promising hundreds of new jobs and a boost to tourism infrastructure.
UNESCO adds Mexico’s historic aerial photo archive to Memory of the World Register
A birds-eye archive of Mexico featuring over one million photos has been recognized by UNESCO for its exceptional universal value and unique perspective on the country’s development.
This cave in San Luis Potosí was hiding Ice Age giants
Looking for cavefish in the Sierra del Abra, biologist Luis Espinasa and his team accidentally found the remains of ancient animals. It took an underwater drone to get them out.
Mexico ranks among top Latin American countries for quality of life, led by Querétaro
While locals say Querétaro has the best quality of life, chilangos can say they live in the friendliest city in the world, according to the World Population Review.
Mexican archers dominate at 2025 World Cup
Mexico swept six medals at the first stage of the 2025 Archery World Cup in Florida, with standout performances from Alejandra Valencia, Maya Becerra and Sebastián García.
Viva Airlines introduces 7 new routes from the US to AIFA in Mexico City
The low-cost air carrier will offer direct routes from Mexico City's newest airport to Chicago, Houston and other cities starting this fall.
Cozumel to receive over 80,000 cruise ship passengers this week
Spring break tourists are helping the Caribbean island toward its goal of welcoming 5 million visitors this year.
Puerto Vallarta’s international dining options: eclectic and unforgettable
Whether you're craving a proper French bistro moment, handmade pastas, Thai curry or an elegant omakase evening, Vallarta delivers.
How Mexico revolutionized world cuisine
Is there any other country that has changed the culinary world as profoundly? It's hard to imagine that the answer is yes.
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?
Sheinbaum responds to Trump in cross-border water dispute: Friday’s mañanera recapped
President Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico is complying with the treaty to the extent possible based on water availability.
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.
Art in transit: How Mexico City’s metro doubles as a museum
Mexico City has a subterranean level where art, history and urban life converge in myriad ways. Here's part one of a three-part guide to the metro's uncommon treasures.
UNESCO adds Mexico’s historic aerial photo archive to Memory of the World Register
A birds-eye archive of Mexico featuring over one million photos has been recognized by UNESCO for its exceptional universal value and unique perspective on the country’s development.
This cave in San Luis Potosí was hiding Ice Age giants
Looking for cavefish in the Sierra del Abra, biologist Luis Espinasa and his team accidentally found the remains of ancient animals. It took an underwater drone to get them out.
Acapulco cliff divers receive Guinness World Record for completing 5 million head-first dives
Daring acapulqueños have been jumping from the steep cliffs of La Quebrada since at least the 1930s.
Mexico ranks among top Latin American countries for quality of life, led by Querétaro
While locals say Querétaro has the best quality of life, chilangos can say they live in the friendliest city in the world, according to the World Population Review.
Mexican archers dominate at 2025 World Cup
Mexico swept six medals at the first stage of the 2025 Archery World Cup in Florida, with standout performances from Alejandra Valencia, Maya Becerra and Sebastián García.
Mystical eagle thought to be extinct in Mexico reappears in Chiapas
The discovery of the elusive eagle, announced this month at the Chiapas Birding and Photo Festival, follows nearly a decade of community-led monitoring of the species in the region.
Fact check: Border crossings and drug seizures are down, but Mexico and US can’t...
Both the United States and Mexico have cited high percentages when discussing border data, but what are the numbers behind the recent reductions in border crossings and fentanyl seizures?
Conafor: Tepozteco wildfire completely contained after 9 days
The El Tepozteco wildfire, which scorched more than 1,200 hectares near Tepoztlán, has been contained after nine days of coordinated firefighting efforts.
Fyre Festival 2 abandons Playa del Carmen plans
Organizers said in a Wednesday email update verified by The New York Times that the event is still happening — just in a different location.
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.
Mérida Arts District in the works after Yucatán attracts 7 billion pesos in real...
Yucatán has launched a $348 million investment in Mérida, promising hundreds of new jobs and a boost to tourism infrastructure.
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?
Sheinbaum responds to Trump in cross-border water dispute: Friday’s mañanera recapped
President Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico is complying with the treaty to the extent possible based on water availability.
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.
Fitch affirms Mexico credit rating but predicts recession for this year
Though Fitch predicted tariffs and a U.S. slowdown would hurt Mexico's economy this year, the outlook for 2026 is brighter.
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.
Honda denies plans to shift Mexico, Canada production to US despite tariff rumors
On Tuesday, Japanese newspaper Nikkei reported that Honda was considering relocating some vehicle assembly from its plants in Mexico and Canada to the U.S.
Hecho en México: Felipe Juárez, San Miguel weaver
San Miguel weaver Felipe Juárez makes rugs and more for customers as far away as New Zealand, but he's never left his hometown, where he sells his creations each weekend.
Ahorita and the art of finding meaning beyond the clock: A perspective from MND...
There's much to learn from the Mexican approach to time, Tamanna Bembenek writes.
Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip down the peninsula
San Diegans Dan and Becca Rumsey's 935-mile cycling adventure through the Baja Peninsula took them 10 days, but the memories they made will last a lifetime.
Who is Altagracia Gómez and why is President Sheinbaum thanking her?
The 32-year-old politician has become an important part of Mexico's political machine — who is she?
Haute Mexican at home: Make your own Cosme-style duck carnitas
Cosme is New York's trendiest restaurant, but if you can't make it to the Big Apple, why not recreate it's award-winning food yourself?
Puerto Vallarta’s international dining options: eclectic and unforgettable
Whether you're craving a proper French bistro moment, handmade pastas, Thai curry or an elegant omakase evening, Vallarta delivers.
How Mexico revolutionized world cuisine
Is there any other country that has changed the culinary world as profoundly? It's hard to imagine that the answer is yes.
Taste of Mexico: Escamoles
Mexico food influencer María Meléndez makes a case for why you should try this traditional central Mexico dish of ant larvae — if only once.