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If you love Machu Picchu, then you’ll love Palenque in Mexico
What do Machu Picchu in Peru and Palenque in Mexico have in common? Both are spectacular examples of Indigenous grandeur, as globetrotting writer Nellie Huang explains.
Tropical Storm Mario brings wind, rain and heavy waves to southwest...
Jalisco, Colima, Michoacán and Guerrero can expect heavy rain and wind thanks to this "mini" tropical storm.
Navy seizes 1,600 kilos of cocaine off the coast of Guerrero
More than 48 metric tons of cocaine have now been confiscated since President Sheinbaum took office last October, authorities say.
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5 Oaxaca Day of the Dead events you need to book before they sell...
Don't wait to book these high-demand tours and experiences for Oaxaca Day of the Dead celebrations — reserve your spot now!
Mexico introduces instant ‘Wellness Coffee,’ sourced from Oaxaca, Puebla, Veracruz and Guerrero
The latest offering from the government's Food for Well-Being program is a mix of Arabica, Robusta and parchment coffee, officials say.
What’s on in Oaxaca in September
All the history, color and culture you've come to expect from Oaxaca remains on full display throughout September.
State official and former mayor killed by gunfire on Guerrero highway
Hossein Nabor Guillén had served as mayor of Tixtla before joining Governor Evelyn Salgado's cabinet in Guerrero, a state where political violence is frequent and often committed with impunity.
Competition with a cause: Mexico hosts its first tree-planting tournament
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.
Tired of the heat? The first cold front of the season is on its...
The northeastern part of the country will probably be experiencing a late-summer cold snap, but much of the rest of the country can expect heat and rain.
Acapulco debuts maritime public transport system
The 90-passenger, 25 m by 7 m boat offers residents and tourists a traffic-free ride to several points along Acapulco Bay, costing from 30 to 160 pesos.
Sheinbaum launches ‘ApoyArte’ credit program for Indigenous textile artisans
The interest-free loans will help artisans cover the textile costs to develop their businesses, strengthening the financial autonomy of Mexico's Indigenous and Afro-Mexican women.
Guatemala grants humanitarian visas to 161 Mexicans who fled organized crime
Reversing the usual northbound migration route, the refugees fled a cartel war in their home state of Chiapas.
Find authentic culture in these Oaxaca city bookstores
Avid reader Diego Levin suggests a novel way to explore Oaxaca city — by visiting its most interesting and well-stocked bookstores. Here are his favorites.
