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Pawsome news: Dr. Simi launches budget-friendly veterinary care in Mexico
SimiPet Care offers basic veterinary services for dogs and cats, including vaccinations, deworming, glucose tests, wound care and travel certificates, for the low cost of 75 pesos (US $3.95).
Amazing Mexico City cocktails that aren’t on the 50 Best list
Forget high prices and hype — these capitalino cocktail hotspots are flying below the radar.
The day that Toluca built the world’s longest torta
Constructed on Sunday during an art and gastronomy festival, the massive torta was crafted on a bread roll that stretched an impressive 82 meters (269 feet).

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Hundreds march in Mexico City, Guadalajara in anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ protests
The protests — which also saw strong participation in Mérida, Oaxaca, Puerto Vallarta, Mexicali and San Miguel de Allende — coincided with "No Kings" protests held across the United States on Saturday.
Taste of Mexico: Chilaquiles
Fried or crisped tortillas + spicy salsa + protein + love (cheese and cream) = heavenly dish.
Mexico City hosts NASCAR’s first Cup Series race outside the US
The weekend will be a homecoming for Mexican driver Daniel Suárez, who will compete in the Cup Series race, dubbed Viva México 250, and the returning Chilango 150 on Saturday.
10 must-do experiences for a perfect weekend in Tepoztlán
Where to stay, what to eat, what to see — Bethany Platanella has got everything you'll ever need to know for a great weekend in Tepoztlán.
The most beautiful streets in Mexico City
The capital is a beautiful place, especially if you take a walk down these picture perfect streets.
Mexico City retains top spot as most competitive state, Chiapas ranks last
In IMCO's 2025 assessment, Mexico City registered the highest GDP per capita (US $28,750 per person), a high level of economic diversification (943 sectors) and the second highest patent rate in the country.
Nearly 1,000 neighbors unite to save a 115-year-old tree in Mexico City
In the Tlacoquemecatl neighborhood of Mexico City, a real estate company is developing a four-story apartment building where a tree named Laureano has been growing for over a century.
Mexico City’s Michelin-starred taquería El Califa de León sets its sights on NYC
After partnering with a U.S. restaurant chain to sell his famous tacos in temporary pop-ups last fall, owner Mario Hernández is eyeing a permanent site in New York, and perhaps beyond.
Historic infrastructure development fund for Indigenous towns begins rollout in Morelos
Over the weekend, President Sheinbaum attended the first public allocation from a program that will allow Indigenous communities access to federal funds without state or municipal government interference.
After 23 days, teachers’ union ends sit-in at Mexico City’s Zócalo
Vendors and tourists slowly started to reclaim the Zócalo on Monday after a sit-in by Mexico’s most influential teachers’ union consumed the historic plaza for over three weeks.