MND_MEXICO CITY PLUS
Work begins on a train line connecting Mexico City with Pachuca
The new rail line will benefit 1.2 million residents beyond improved connectivity by generating 40,000 direct jobs and 80,000 indirect ones.
What’s on in CDMX in April?
What's Mexico City got going on in April? Music and food festivals, art and photography exhibits, a touring show on serial killers and even Lady Gaga.
10 things you didn’t know about Parque México
It's Condesa's coolest spot (maybe), but how much do you know about it's long and fascinating history?
Who was Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, Mexico’s genius modernist?
Is it an iconic modernist building in Mexico City? It was probably designed by this man.
Caravana Quetzalcóatl: the Living Community Cultures movement rolls into Mexico
Culture lover from across Mexico can expect a visit from the traveling arts troupe.
In historic win for animal rights activists, Mexico City rewrites bullfighting rules
“Culture evolves, and we have the responsibility to transform it in favor of animal welfare," said Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada after the city passed legislation banning violence at bullfights.
Mexico City enters third day of environmental contingency due to high pollution levels
Residents of the metropolitan area have been advised to take precautions as air pollution levels soared for the third straight day.
The best jacaranda-watching spots in Mexico City
Spring is coming and Mexico City is going purple, so why not find one of these amazing viewpoints to take it all in?
Estadio Azteca renamed in deal to fund World Cup renovations
It's the end of an era for Mexico City's iconic stadium, which has been renamed as part of a new sponsorship agreement.
Mexicans fill nation’s public squares with shoes in mass vigil for the disappeared
The recent discovery of hundreds of shoes at a mass grave in Jalisco prompted search groups across Mexico to convoke a symbolic Day of Mourning on Saturday.
State by Plate: Mexico City & Tacos al Pastor
Of all Mexico's immigrant-inspired cuisine, there can be no question which has risen to the top.
Fabián Cháirez free to exhibit ‘The Coming of the Lord,’ after Catholic groups lose...
Catholic groups got a court to shut down Cháirez's religiously themed art show temporarily, but the same judge now says the suit has no merit.
How many heat waves are forecast this spring in Mexico?
The first heat wave of 2025 arrived last week in western Mexico, primarily affecting the coastal regions of the states of Jalisco, Michoacán, Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas.
