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Gulf of America? Two can play at that game

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Hey, Don, look what we can do too!
A facebook news feed on a laptop and mobile phone

I speak Spanish better than you do: The dark side...

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Does social media and an unearned sense of superiority bring out the worst in us? Maybe.
A man whistling

How to whistle like a true Mexican: learning the intricate art...

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Whistling is a part of Mexican identify and everyday life, and there's a whistle for every occasion.
A woman contemplates the simplicity and balance of the Picasso painting "Las Meninas"

The paradox of simplicity: A perspective from MND co-owner Tamanna Bembenek

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Mexico News Daily co-owner Tamanna Bembenek reflects on simplicity, a guiding principles of her life in Mexico.
An old lady speaking to her daughter-in-law

Suegros 101: the art of getting along with your Mexican in-laws

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When you marry your partner, you marry their relatives, too. Here's how to deal with your Mexican in-law's.
A man who probably needs some Spanish safety words

Aguas! Spanish words to keep you safe in Mexico

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We're sorry, "watch out!" will simply not work in Mexico. Instead, try these local alternatives!
A couple watches the Milky Way in the wild

Watch the planetary alignment from Mexico’s clearest night skies

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The cosmic dance has already begun. Here's how to watch it at its peak from Mexico.
An old carpenter works on his next artifact

The joy of having things made in Mexico

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In Mexico, you're one block away from your next favorite plumber. Or construction worker. Or seamstress. The sky's the limit!
The Mexico City government has placed hydration points in the first quadrant of the Zócalo where passersby can stop by to have a glass of natural water, in order to avoid heat stroke or dehydration in the face of the third heat wave affecting the City.

Prepare your skin (and yourself) for Mexico City’s brutal dry season

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Humidifiers and electrolytes will become your new best friends as the Mexican winter brings dryness, dehydration and bad hair days.
The pearl industry was the pride of La Paz for over 400 years, a history still honored today.

The pearls of La Paz — the gems that defined Baja California Sur’s capital

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Famous for its gargantuan dimensions and natural beauty, pearls in La Paz continue to be coveted worldwide.
A woman organizing her stuff in a messy room

No storage? No problem: here’s how to fix your lack of cupboards

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Ever heard of shelves? We hope so, because the people designing your new home haven't.
Tlatelolco tower

These five Mexico City neighborhoods sound the same – how are they different?

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How does Tabacalera differ from Tlalpan and what's the difference between Tlatelolco and Tacubaya?
Inside a traditional Mexican kitchen

Mexican kitchen essentials you’ll find in every home

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No matter where you go in Mexico, every home has at least one of these in their kitchen.

How to deal with Mexican sidewalks — A comprehensive guide for foreigners

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Sidewalks in Mexico are a true peril for pedestrians without the due precautions. Here's how to deal with them.
A man getting a haircut in a local salon

The coolest businesses to make everyday life in Mexico easier — A guide for foreigners

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From local beauty salons to copy and print shops, Mexico is filled with local services that have been around for generations.
Mexican woman dressed as a Catrina and in white skeletal makeup holding Mexican marigolds

Mark your calendar: Here are all the 2025 Mexican public holidays

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Here's a rundown of Mexico's official 2025 holidays, including bank holidays and two new days off being considered by Congress.