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The death of the night out? How Mexico City’s youth are...

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Young people are increasingly turning away from boozy nights out. So what are they doing instead? MND contributor Marta Delgado explains.
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Ready to host another World Cup? Mexico-US-Costa Rica-Jamaica joint bid for...

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After the success of the 2026 hosting troika of Mexico, the U.S. and Canada, joint hosting arrangements appear to be a trend, with Costa Rica and Jamaica joining the U.S. and Mexico for the 2031 women's tourney, and four UK nations putting in a strong bid for 2035.
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El Tri is back in action Saturday in its first official...

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Mexico's post-World Cup performance has been less than stellar, managing only two ties in four friendlies. But still-winless head coach Rafa Márquez has called in World Cup star Julián Quiñones to help turn things around Saturday night against Jamaica in the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals,
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A collection of bones discovered in Mexico City.

MND Local CDMX: Pilgrimage preparations, ancient remains and delivery protests

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As the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City's Gustavo A. Madero borough braces for millions of visitors on the Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe, archaeologists are investigating an exciting new ancient discovery, writes Drew Pittock.
Two middle school girls at a shared desk in Mexico.

‘No one was believing me’: An in-depth look at school bullying in Mexico

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Mexico isn't the only country where bullying in schools is an issue, but the problem is a serious one, writes Andrea Fischer, affecting millions of students nationwide.

How safe is Mexico? MND hits the streets to get foreign residents’ take

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Do you feel safe in Mexico? That's the question MND is putting to foreign residents in the newest episode our YouTube series, "MND Hits the Streets."
Cabo San Lucas Bay from a hillside villa in Pedregal.

MND LOCAL BCS: Baja 1000 revs up for action in Los Cabos as an epic year for cruise ship visits nears the finish line

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Los Cabos is still buzzing from an epic golf finish that saw the youngest PGA winner in 95 years. But all eyes are now focused on this week's Baja 1000 race, which starts Friday in San José del Cabo.
Statue in downtown Puerto Vallarta.

MND Local Puerto Vallarta: Eat, dance, swim, run, repeat!

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Puerto Vallarta is showing off its gustatory bona fides with its upcoming International Gourmet Festival, but that's not the only great event on tap this month, writes Debbie Slobe.
Horses coming down a street in San Miguel de Allende.

MND Local San Miguel de Allende: Art, jazz and community causes

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Art and artisans are being celebrated this month in San Miguel de Allende, thanks to the annual Wool and Brass Fair, and the upcoming International Jazz and Blues Festival.
Teatro Degollado in Guadalajara.

MND Local Guadalajara: Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra at Degollado Theater, a vermouth festival and airport updates

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Guadalajara is showcasing its culture in the lead-up to the holiday season, writes Dawn Stoner, from symphony performances to a festival celebrating the flavors of vermouth.
Opening to Paso Real Cave in Mexico, with cave explorers pausing before entering.

Mexican caves: What you need to know before you step into one

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Caves in Mexico contain great treasures (although rarely of the buried variety), but also pose risks, from bad air and invisible spores to vampire bats, writes John Pint.
Slice of Carlota de Limón icebox cake.

Carlota de Limón: The Mexican cocktail that transported me to my mother’s kitchen

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A resort bartender's creative cocktail recipe was inspired by the flavors of a classic Mexican dessert — Carlota de Limón — evoking feelings of nostalgia for childhood pleasures.
Palm trees cover a beach in the tropical destination of Nayarit.

Beyond its luxury resorts, Riviera Nayarit is facing an education crisis

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As luxury tourism transforms the Riviera Nayarit, one local nonprofit is working to ensure education and opportunity reach the communities being left behind.
People traversing a crosswalk in Mexico City with the Angel of Independence in the background.

MND Local CDMX: A nighttime race, queer musical and medieval masquerade

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From a nocturnal rave run at UNAM, a musical from the capital's premier queer choir and a Christmas-inspired medieval masquerade, there's always something interesting happening in Mexico City, writes Drew Pittock.
Beach in Puerto Vallarta filled with sunbathers and umbrellas

MND Local Puerto Vallarta: Tourists, traffic and turtles, oh my!

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High season has returned to Puerto Vallarta, just in time for visitors to assist sea turtle hatchlings on their first perilous journey to the sea.
Day of the Dead "Altares en el Mar" festivities aboard a boat in Cabo San Lucas Bay.

MND Local BCS: PGA golf and Day of the Dead celebrations in Los Cabos

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The annual Day of the Dead boat parade, "Altars at Sea," returns to Los Cabos this week, as does the PGA Tour's World Wide Technology Championship tournament.