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How groups of ‘small hosts’ are fighting Mexico City’s AirBnB ban

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Concerned that new short-term rental laws may affect their livelihood, Mexico City's small AirBnB hosts have banded together to propose changes to the legislation.
President Sheinbaum at the podium of her daily press conference

A tragic accident in CDMX, the Kirk assassination and tariffs: Thursday’s...

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The president discussed a tragic explosion in Mexico City, US political violence, protectionism and Mexican Independence Day at her Thursday presser.
gas tanker after explosion

Horrific gas tanker explosion in Mexico City claims 8 lives, injures...

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The accident occurred on a busy highway in the Iztapalapa borough of Mexico City when a gas tanker crashed and exploded, sending out huge flames that engulfed dozens of vehicles.
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Mexico City’s Indigenous neighborhoods that are still alive today

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Some of the capital's neighborhoods continue the traditions — and language — of the past. Andrea Fischer goes in search of life before Cortés.
aerial view of blue trash bags in street

Ecatepec, Mexico City’s sprawling neighbor, sets a Guinness World Record for trash collection

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Residents of the highly populated CDMX suburb demonstrated Sunday what a sense of community and a little bit of hard work can accomplish.
Accident between a train and passenger bus in México state

10 killed in bus-train collision northwest of Mexico City

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Ten people were killed and 41 others were injured when a freight train slammed into a double-decker passenger bus in México state on Monday morning, the México state Civil Protection chief said.

The colorful legacy of Ricardo Legorreta

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The visionary Mexican architect brought an update to the modernism of Mexico City and spread color across the Americas.

Living like Mexican aristocracy: A Roma Norte weekend guide

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A weekend in the city's most fashionable district is a throwback to a golden age gone by, explains travel planner Bethany Platanella.

From Lebanon to La Condesa: Lebanese food and culture in the capital

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Some of Mexico's earliest foreign arrivals, the Lebanese have made a home in their new country, bring life, color and of course, great food (but no, they didn't invent tacos al pastor).
Lady Gaga dressed like a doll in Xochimilco's Island of the Dolls

Xochimilco’s haunted Island of the Dolls steals the spotlight in Lady Gaga’s newest music...

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The largest collection of haunted dolls in the world was the perfect backdrop for "The Dead Dance," a new music video directed by Tim Burton.
Cleaner working in the Mexico City metro

How much do minimum-wage and informal workers earn in Mexico City? We asked.

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Mexico News Daily hit the streets of Mexico City to ask workers about their jobs, their salaries and their capacity to cover the cost of living in the capital.
rock art

INAH confirms authenticity of cave paintings discovered in Puebla

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The third known rock art repository in the region around Tehuacán, Puebla, has been found to contain paintings at least 10,000 years old, much older than the earliest known Mesoamerican civilizations.
people planting trees

Competition with a cause: Mexico hosts its first tree-planting tournament 

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Injecting an element of competition into a a pro-environment act fostered awareness, encouraged participation, created publicity and got thousands of trees planted where they were needed.