MND_MEXICO CITY PLUS
Sundance Film Festival returns to Mexico City next weekend
The world-renowned Sundance Film Festival is returning for a second CDMX edition with 15 features, five shorts and filmmaker panels at Cinépolis theaters, May 29–June 1.
After 5 years, tourists can once again climb Teotihuacán’s Pyramid of...
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) announced the decision as part of efforts to boost tourism in the Teotihuacán Valley.
Mayor’s personal secretary and advisor murdered in Mexico City
The two victims, close aides of Mayor Clara Brugada, had worked with the ruling Morena party for several years.
Sheinbaum announces 10% pay increase for teachers as unions march in Mexico City
The president also promised to freeze the retirement age for teachers, a point of friction with one of Mexico's most powerful teachers' unions.
Puebla bus accident leaves over 20 dead, more injured
At least 21 killed in a fiery multi-vehicle crash on Puebla’s Tehuacán-Oaxaca highway; authorities continue to investigate the cause.
The Mexico City convenience store diet, and how to avoid it
Big city living might bring challenges, but life is so much better when you get away from that high-fructose corn syrup and start eating right when you're on the go.
State by Plate: Three cheers for Puebla!
It might not be Mexico's biggest state, but it's a culinary giant nonetheless.
Good news for axolotls: Study finds captive breeding works, bringing hope for the species’...
The survival odds for Mexico City’s favorite critically endangered amphibian just got much better.
Insurgentes: Mexico City’s longest avenue
Running from the northern tip to the green fields of the south, Insurgentes is a drive through all that Mexico City has to offer.
Mercado Metro: The vibrant world of commerce beneath Mexico City’s streets
Mexico City has a subterranean level where art, history and urban life converge in myriad ways. Here's part two of a three-part guide to the metro's uncommon treasures.
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 ?
The surprising way classic literature is tackling Mexico City’s biggest social challenges
UNAM's Applied Literature Seminar has a novel way to tackle many of Mexico's most endemic social issues: by getting average Mexicans to confront them in classic literary works.
Formula 1 signs deal to keep racing in Mexico City until 2028
The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez will continue to host one of the sport’s best-attended races, officials confirmed Wednesday.
