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The poetic dimension of Luis Barragán’s rich artistic legacy reinterpreted in...
Artists James Casebere and José Dávila speak to Mexico News Daily about their critical reinterpretation of Mexico's greatest modernist.
If you like the wine regions of Tuscany, then you will...
Italy's Tuscany region evokes visions of stunning scenery and incredible food and wines, but that can all be found in the state of Baja California as well!
Mujeres encarceladas: Mexico’s women behind bars
Locked up without trial, in dangerous conditions and sometimes with their own children, life in prison for Mexican women is uniquely difficult.
Mexico and ‘The Guinness Book of Records’
With more than 200 Guinness-certified records, Mexico as a penchant for impossible feats, from giant margaritas to time-traveling aliens.
The secret life of B. Traven, Mexico’s mysterious bestseller
This man sold 30 million copies of his Mexican adventures. We have absolutely no idea who he actually was.
Did Dr. ATL and Nahui Olin’s wild romance set the standard for modern celebrity...
Mexico's original artistic power couple are often overshadowed by Frida and Diego, but the revolution they started is still felt in Mexico today.
Stars of the silver screen gather at the 23rd Morelia International Film Festival
From Stellan Skarsgård to Diego Luna, Mexico's premier film festival offers local and international thrills for moviegoers this year.
Tlaxcala sets a Guinness World Record for the world’s biggest ‘party bread’
Though its name translates to party bread, pan de fiesta is a cultural staple that is more likely to be found at regional festivals and patron saint celebrations in Tlaxcala, Puebla and other areas of central Mexico.
Using AI comes naturally to one of Mexico’s most innovative schools
At one of Mexico's most innovative schools, AI isn't controversial, but instead an essential learning tool for kids.
Archaeologists discover rare scorpion-shaped mound likely used for solar observation
Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), which collaborated on the research, said that the site appears to have been “part of a civic/ceremonial complex" used to observe the exact path of the sun during solstices.
Macario Martínez, the former CDMX street sweeper, lights up NPR’s celebrated ‘Tiny Desk Concert’
It's a sign of the times that a 23-year-old Mexico City sanitation worker can ride his talent to the same U.S. public TV stage as Sting, Gloria Estefan and Adele.
The Flying Mexican: Mexico’s first-ever NBA draftee
The first ever foreign-born player to be drafted by the NBA, Mexico's Manuel Raga became a European basketball sensation.
La Señora: Who is she?
Once a denominator of age, the term "señora" is increasingly being co-opted by a new generation of Mexican women.
Oaxaca’s ‘most vibrant festival’ returns with over 140 Day of the Dead events
Oaxaca expects to welcome upwards of 89,000 visitors for its 2025 Day of the Dead celebration, according to officials who unveiled a packed cultural agenda this week.
Posada del Sol: Mexico City’s most extravagant hotel that never was
Intended to be Mexico City's most luxurious hotel, the Posada del Sol was abandoned, fell into ruins... and then came the ghosts.
Harvesting Oaxaca’s ‘blue gold’
Anna Bruce dives into a world of color in this photo essay documenting rural communities that spend their lives processing and dyeing this pre-Columbian treasure.
