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My American Dream is in Mexico: Lupita Ramos
Mexican-American Lupita Ramos left the United States to rediscover her roots in Mexico. What she found changed everything.
Mexico’s week in review: US attack on Venezuela rattles Latin America
In the aftermath of the U.S. strike on Venezuela, Mexico faced new challenges both at home and in the international arena.
Mexico City removes all street vendors from its Historic Center —...
The vendors will be back, but under the guidelines of a new regulatory plan designed to reestablish order and easy mobility in the Historic Center in time for the World Cup games and festivities.
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Joy meets fear as the Venezuelan community processes Maduro’s capture from Mexico
As Venezuelans living in Mexico process news of Maduro's capture, their hopes and fears must exist alongside Mexicans' vocal condemnation, highlighting fundamentally different perspectives on what happened on Jan. 3.
Mexico’s week in review: Train tragedy shadows strong economic close to 2025
Mexico's final week of 2025 began with devastating loss as a train derailment claimed 13 lives and finished with the peso's best performance in decades and a magnitude 6.5 earthquake.
Worried by yesterday’s earthquake? Honor Tepeyólotl, the Great Lord of Earthquakes in Mexico
Concerned that seismic misfortune might strike your time in Mexico City? Better get praying to Tepeyólotl, the Mexica lord of earthquakes.
Magnitude 6.5 quake shakes Mexico City, southern and central states
The quake apparently left no major damage but caused power outages across the capital and triggered mass evacuations of buildings.
These are all the upgrades coming to Mexico City ahead of the World Cup
With nearly 6 million additional visitors expected in June-July 2026, the pressure on air connectivity, hotel inventory and ground services in the capital will be immense.
What’s on in Mexico City in January 2026
From musical festivals to cultural events, Mexico City is picking up where it left off in 2025 and aiming for even greater things in the New Year.
What’s inside Popocatépetl? Mexican scientists finally have a detailed answer
Researchers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico spent five years hauling instruments up the 5,426-meter volcano to produce the first full three-dimensional map of its interior, crucial for understanding its activity and risks.
The best boutique hotels in Mexico City, according to hoteliers
What are the best boutique hotels in Mexico City? That's what we asked the city's top hoteliers for their picks.
AIFA’s passenger volume is up 12% this year as airport targets 9M by 2026
Mexico City's newest airport is expected to reach the 7 million milestone for 2025 despite the cancellation of 11 international routes by the U.S. Department of Transportation that eliminated some 84,000 passengers.
Long-awaited train to AIFA airport will be running by April, Sheinbaum says
Originally scheduled for completion in 2022, the project experienced setbacks but should be completed in time for Semana Santa travelers to use it this year.
