Thursday, April 25, 2024
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5 eccentric Brits who made their mark on Mexico

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Artists, writers, diplomats – Britain has a long history of producing interesting characters, many of whom have crossed paths with Mexican history.
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Sacrifice to rain god Tláloc in the Senate ruffles feathers

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Oaxaca Senator Adolfo Gómez's organization of the ceremony in the Senate sparked criticism from colleagues and animal rights activists.
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The British Embassy in Mexico has a vibrant vision for 2024

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The British Embassy in Mexico shares its ambitions for 2024 to foster trade and promote cultural exchange between the United Kingdom and Mexico.
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Mexico City cocktail bar named best in North America

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A Mexico City cocktail bar took the prestigious top spot at the North America's 50 Best awards for the first time ever.
A mayan stone sculpture of a face, on the ground at a archeological dig in Chumpón, Mexico

Did the ancient Maya make a ‘Google Maps’ in Quintana Roo?

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Archaeologists working along Section 6 of the Maya Train in Quintana Roo may have discovered a pre-Columbian Maya navigation tool.
Screenshot of man from viral TikTok video about exposing an airport taxi scam in Cancun

Cancún taxi driver arrested after Canadian tourist reports exorbitant fare

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The tourist shared his experiences on TikTok to "spread awareness about the current scam going on," and authorities reacted quickly.

Firefighters combat 4 active wildfires in Acapulco area

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As a result of high temperatures and debris left behind by Hurricane Otis, the Acapulco area has seen hundreds of fires in the last months.
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Living with the great cats: protecting the jaguars of Mexico’s northern border

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In the border state of Sonora, farmers and conservation teams have joined forces to protect the local jaguar population.
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Opinion: Is AMLO robbing Peter to pay Paul with pension reform?

President López Obrador's proposed pension reform is a shortsighted plan, says analyst Alexandra Helfgott.
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Do new tariffs mean Mexico is bending to US pressure on China?

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President López Obrador's decree imposed tariffs ranging from 5% to 50% on over 500 foreign products, mainly impacting Chinese imports.

‘You can’t get bored in Mexico’: A food tour of Mexico City with a British diplomat

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Bethany Platanella learns how Mexican cuisine in the is gaining in popularity in the U.K., as the nation of fish and chips falls in love with the taco.

Meet Susan Chapman: A cultural connector between Mexico and the UK

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Susan Chapman has been the bridge for arts and culture between Mexico and the United Kingdom since the 1970s.
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Mexico’s headline inflation rate higher than expected in first half of April

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The higher-than-anticipated annual headline rate makes another rate cut by Mexico's central bank unlikely in the near future.

Spencer Mahony, UK deputy trade commissioner for Latin America, talks to Mexico News Daily

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In this interview, Mahony explains how the U.K. and Mexico are working together in key sectors, from automotive to pharmaceuticals to cybersecurity.
Union Jack and Mexico flag

The British Embassy in Mexico has a vibrant vision for 2024

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The British Embassy in Mexico shares its ambitions for 2024 to foster trade and promote cultural exchange between the United Kingdom and Mexico.
President Lopez Obrador at press conference with finger over his mouth as if calling for silence

Opinion: Is AMLO robbing Peter to pay Paul with pension reform?

President López Obrador's proposed pension reform is a shortsighted plan, says analyst Alexandra Helfgott.
A woman dances in the urban streets of Guanajuato, Mexico

How urban Mexico’s perfect public spaces bring joy to the city

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Tired of the drab cityscapes and urban jungles of the United States? Mexican cities are fresh, airy and filled with joy and light.
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How much does it really cost to live in Mexico compared to the US?

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Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares his take as an expat on rising prices in Mexico, and how the cost of living compares to north of the border.

Discover the work of Mexico’s greatest architect through the Barragán Route in Guadalajara

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Barragán's iconic aesthetics made him a revolutionary architect, with his timeless designs epitomising 20th century Mexico.
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Guadalajara ramps up construction of industrial space to meet nearshoring demand

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Nearshoring is driving an industrial real estate boom in the Guadalajara area, where 102,000 square meters of new space became available in Q1.
A mayan stone sculpture of a face, on the ground at a archeological dig in Chumpón, Mexico

Did the ancient Maya make a ‘Google Maps’ in Quintana Roo?

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Archaeologists working along Section 6 of the Maya Train in Quintana Roo may have discovered a pre-Columbian Maya navigation tool.

Meet Susan Chapman: A cultural connector between Mexico and the UK

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Susan Chapman has been the bridge for arts and culture between Mexico and the United Kingdom since the 1970s.

The ‘Queen of Pop’ is back in Mexico City for 5 shows

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With Madonna's trip to Mexico City, she's nearly done with 'The Celebration Tour,' the first retrospective tour in her 40-plus-year career.

Kinam: The Toltec ‘yoga’ taking Mexico by storm

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This posture-focused practice draws on the wisdom of ancient Toltec warriors to ground and connect body, mind and spirit.
Hierve el Agua, Oaxaca

Discover Mexico’s coolest state with these day trips from Oaxaca

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Ever wondered where the day trips from Oaxaca city go? We review the most popular destinations from Mexico's coolest city.
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New Tepic-LAX flight could transform tourism to Riviera Nayarit

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The domestic airline Volaris airlines has been granted the rights to the Tepic-Los Angeles route, which began trials on Tuesday.

‘You can’t get bored in Mexico’: A food tour of Mexico City with a...

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Bethany Platanella learns how Mexican cuisine in the is gaining in popularity in the U.K., as the nation of fish and chips falls in love with the taco.

Huauzontle: Mexico’s secret superfood that nourishes the nation

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You might not have heard of it, but this Mexican vegetable has been keeping the population fed and healthy for centuries.

Beauty and wellness apps to help you look and feel great anywhere, any time

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From destination wedding makeup to relaxing couples massages, these apps let you pamper yourself in style, anytime or anywhere.

How a Mexican doctor of Functional Medicine is changing lives

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Dr. Alexander Krouham is a leader in the field of functional medicine, which believes you hold the key to activating your own wellbeing.