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A short history of immigration in Roma and Condesa
Immigration in Roma Norte hasn't always been contentious — but it has always happened.
Before you move in: An architect’s guide to finding the right Mexico City location for you
Architect Benjamin Bross spoke to Mexico News Daily about life in the capital — and where he'd tell someone to buy property.
Maya Train freight service set to begin operations by end of 2026
Construction on the freight network began in April and is currently at 5% completion, the general in charge of the project said.
A short history of immigration in Roma and Condesa
Immigration in Roma Norte hasn't always been contentious — but it has always happened.
Before you move in: An architect’s guide to finding the right Mexico City location...
Architect Benjamin Bross spoke to Mexico News Daily about life in the capital — and where he'd tell someone to buy property.
Maya Train freight service set to begin operations by end of 2026
Construction on the freight network began in April and is currently at 5% completion, the general in charge of the project said.
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Guelaguetza kicks off in Oaxaca with performances and the festival’s first ‘Monday on the...
The 92nd edition of the festival is now underway, celebrating Indigenous traditions from around the state.
As anti-gentrification sentiment grows, a second Mexico City march targets World Cup speculation
Violence including book burning marred the otherwise peaceful protest. As in the first march, the vandals appeared to be interlopers.
Director Gigi Saul Guerrero’s new short film mixes Western, horror and charrería
The 10-minute thriller, shot entirely on iPhone, tells the story of a woman's quest to save her town from monsters.
In Nuevo León, companies are skipping investment announcements to avoid US scrutiny
Though investment remains strong, businesses are taking a cautious approach to public announcements, state officials say.
Mennonite groups facing criminal charges for illegal forest clearing in Yucatán Peninsula
Authorities discovered some 2,600 hectares of destroyed forest during an operation in May and June.
I’ve seen Latin America, but Mexico’s still my favorite country for retirement
From Cuenca's chilly weather to Medellín's sprawl, here's why, for this U.S. expat, other popular Latin American retirement destinations don't measure up to Mexico.
Is Bacalar a foodie destination now?
Bacalar's restaurant scene got a culinary upgrade in recent years, now featuring Michelin key-chefs and unforgettable lakeside dining.
How Puerto Vallarta became Mexico’s queer capital
The Bay of Banderas is home to Mexico's most vibrant LGBTQ scene, with parties and celebrations like no other.
When Acapulco was the center of the world
At the height of New Spain, Acapulco became the first true global trade hub, thanks to a little help from some old Chinese ships the Phillipines and natural geography.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Luxury travelers
From coast to coast, and even places inbetween, there is no shortage of luxury options for travelers in Mexico.
Taste of Mexico: Flor de calabaza
Part staple food, part everyday talisman, flor de calabaza has nourished Mexican society for centures in more ways than just one.
The “golden cage” of San Miguel de Allende: A local perspective on gentrification in...
It may be the best city in the world, but gentrification in San Miguel is pushing locals out, explains a born-and-bred San Miguelense.
Guelaguetza kicks off in Oaxaca with performances and the festival’s first ‘Monday on the Hill’
The 92nd edition of the festival is now underway, celebrating Indigenous traditions from around the state.
As anti-gentrification sentiment grows, a second Mexico City march targets World Cup speculation
Violence including book burning marred the otherwise peaceful protest. As in the first march, the vandals appeared to be interlopers.
Director Gigi Saul Guerrero’s new short film mixes Western, horror and charrería
The 10-minute thriller, shot entirely on iPhone, tells the story of a woman's quest to save her town from monsters.
In Nuevo León, companies are skipping investment announcements to avoid US scrutiny
Though investment remains strong, businesses are taking a cautious approach to public announcements, state officials say.
Mennonite groups facing criminal charges for illegal forest clearing in Yucatán Peninsula
Authorities discovered some 2,600 hectares of destroyed forest during an operation in May and June.
I’ve seen Latin America, but Mexico’s still my favorite country for retirement
From Cuenca's chilly weather to Medellín's sprawl, here's why, for this U.S. expat, other popular Latin American retirement destinations don't measure up to Mexico.
Maya Train freight service set to begin operations by end of...
Construction on the freight network began in April and is currently at 5% completion, the general in charge of the project said.
With Mexicans feeling let down by the United States, what can YOU do about...
As Mexicans perception of the US becomes increasingly negative, Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares ideas about what can be done.
Kids, tires and turtles: Our CEO’s whirlwind tour of Loreto in Baja California Sur
Once a Baja skeptic, Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek found inspiration in the peninsula's natural beauty and great people on a recent trip.
Is long-form journalism dead? A perspective from our CEO
As attention spans shrink, a good deep-dive story still has the power to captivate, CEO Travis Bembenek writes.
Lessons on life from seat 2C: A perspective from our CEO
Travis Bembenek shares what he learned from a brief encounter that left a lasting impact.
In Nuevo León, companies are skipping investment announcements to avoid US scrutiny
Though investment remains strong, businesses are taking a cautious approach to public announcements, state officials say.
Ensenada looks to attract big tech with US $300M in public works investment
The Baja California port and tourist city is focusing on attracting capital in three priority sectors: electronics, biotechnology and green energy.
Mexico’s trade deficit with China reached nearly US $120B in 2024
Mexico has doubled its trade deficit with China over the past 10 years, with exports of only US $10 billion in 2024, compared to a whopping $129.8 billion in imports.
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In Nuevo León, companies are skipping investment announcements to avoid US scrutiny
Though investment remains strong, businesses are taking a cautious approach to public announcements, state officials say.
Trump’s tariff threat could hamper Mexico’s growth into 2027, J.P. Morgan warns
The U.S. president's aggressive trade posture could convert the supposedly routine review of the USMCA into a drawn-out struggle that would stall Mexico's recovery.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
18.61
CAD
13.67
EUR
21.87
As Trump threatens tariffs, Sheinbaum and Canada PM Mark Carney strategize to strengthen collaboration
Sheinbaum said Carney has accepted an invitation to visit Mexico, though the date is not yet set.
Sheinbaum files defamation lawsuit after lawyer for ‘Los Chapitos’ calls the president a cartel...
Jeffrey Lichtman’s controversial comments came after his client, Ovidio Guzmán, pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and organized crime charges in U.S. federal court.
Sheinbaum responds calmly but firmly after Trump claims Mexican leaders are...
Sheinbaum characterized his comments as inaccurate, touting Mexico's recent progress against organized crime.
I’ve seen Latin America, but Mexico’s still my favorite country for retirement
From Cuenca's chilly weather to Medellín's sprawl, here's why, for this U.S. expat, other popular Latin American retirement destinations don't measure up to Mexico.
Meet the nonprofit preparing Mexico for climate change
The nonprofit is helping communities prepare for disease, agricultural disruption and to strengthen education and awareness across the country.
Oaxaca Mayor Raymundo Chagoya is saving his city’s water with people power
Raymundo Chagoya's plan to revitalize Oaxaca uses neighborhood groups to excite residents about creating a cleaner, environmentally healthier city together.
Unhappy with its flights getting pushed to AIFA, US announces restrictions on Mexican airlines
The so-called "America First" actions could end a longstanding partnership between Delta Air Lines and Aeroméxico, Mexico’s flagship carrier.
Is Bacalar a foodie destination now?
Bacalar's restaurant scene got a culinary upgrade in recent years, now featuring Michelin key-chefs and unforgettable lakeside dining.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Luxury travelers
From coast to coast, and even places inbetween, there is no shortage of luxury options for travelers in Mexico.
Meet the nonprofit preparing Mexico for climate change
The nonprofit is helping communities prepare for disease, agricultural disruption and to strengthen education and awareness across the country.
Oaxaca Mayor Raymundo Chagoya is saving his city’s water with people power
Raymundo Chagoya's plan to revitalize Oaxaca uses neighborhood groups to excite residents about creating a cleaner, environmentally healthier city together.
Kids, tires and turtles: Our CEO’s whirlwind tour of Loreto in Baja California Sur
Once a Baja skeptic, Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek found inspiration in the peninsula's natural beauty and great people on a recent trip.
Is long-form journalism dead? A perspective from our CEO
As attention spans shrink, a good deep-dive story still has the power to captivate, CEO Travis Bembenek writes.
How a Mexico City studio is championing truly fair artisan partnerships
Artist Melissa Ávila's interior decor studio's support of Mexican artisans goes far beyond simply collecting and reselling their handicrafts.
Want to buy property in Mexico? Check this guide to Mexico’s real estate expos...
Prepare yourself for navigating Mexico's thriving property market with our comprehensive guide to the country's top real estate trade fairs.
Guelaguetza kicks off in Oaxaca with performances and the festival’s first ‘Monday on the...
The 92nd edition of the festival is now underway, celebrating Indigenous traditions from around the state.
Director Gigi Saul Guerrero’s new short film mixes Western, horror and charrería
The 10-minute thriller, shot entirely on iPhone, tells the story of a woman's quest to save her town from monsters.
Eva Longoria’s docuseries on Club Necaxa is set to premiere in early August
The famed Hollywood actress and director of Mexican descent considers the 10-episode series to be as much about Mexican culture and tradition as about sports.
Here’s what we know about Angelina Jolie and Salma Hayek’s meeting with the governor...
Upon arrival in Hayek's home state, the pair were greeted by the state culture minister.
Is Bacalar a foodie destination now?
Bacalar's restaurant scene got a culinary upgrade in recent years, now featuring Michelin key-chefs and unforgettable lakeside dining.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Luxury travelers
From coast to coast, and even places inbetween, there is no shortage of luxury options for travelers in Mexico.
Taste of Mexico: Flor de calabaza
Part staple food, part everyday talisman, flor de calabaza has nourished Mexican society for centures in more ways than just one.
Taste of Mexico: Pitahaya
A fruit that tastes incredible and helps your health? Surely it's not true.
Oaxaca Mayor Raymundo Chagoya is saving his city’s water with people power
Raymundo Chagoya's plan to revitalize Oaxaca uses neighborhood groups to excite residents about creating a cleaner, environmentally healthier city together.
An unusually rainy June brings drought relief and flooding to Mexico
Midway into the rainy season, Mexico's reservoirs are 45% full on average — a big improvement over last month, but still less than historical norms.
Spiritual tourism in Mexico: Are the rituals really ancient?
Are Mexico's litany of "ceremonial experiences" actually real, or are they a creative way to part tourists from their hard-earned money?
All you need to know about Eastern medicine in Mexico
Traditional Chinese medicine in Mexico is bigger than ever, with licensed practitioners all over the country offering a variety of techniques.
A short history of immigration in Roma and Condesa
Immigration in Roma Norte hasn't always been contentious — but it has always happened.
Guelaguetza kicks off in Oaxaca with performances and the festival’s first ‘Monday on the Hill’
The 92nd edition of the festival is now underway, celebrating Indigenous traditions from around the state.
Director Gigi Saul Guerrero’s new short film mixes Western, horror and charrería
The 10-minute thriller, shot entirely on iPhone, tells the story of a woman's quest to save her town from monsters.
How Puerto Vallarta became Mexico’s queer capital
The Bay of Banderas is home to Mexico's most vibrant LGBTQ scene, with parties and celebrations like no other.
Eva Longoria’s docuseries on Club Necaxa is set to premiere in early August
The famed Hollywood actress and director of Mexican descent considers the 10-episode series to be as much about Mexican culture and tradition as about sports.
Here’s what we know about Angelina Jolie and Salma Hayek’s meeting with the governor of Veracruz
Upon arrival in Hayek's home state, the pair were greeted by the state culture minister.
As anti-gentrification sentiment grows, a second Mexico City march targets World Cup speculation
Violence including book burning marred the otherwise peaceful protest. As in the first march, the vandals appeared to be interlopers.
Mennonite groups facing criminal charges for illegal forest clearing in Yucatán Peninsula
Authorities discovered some 2,600 hectares of destroyed forest during an operation in May and June.
The MND News Quiz of the Week: July 19th
Tariffs, traditions and tech workers: Have you been following the news in Mexico this week?
As Lake Texcoco recovers, rising water swallows the ruins of the canceled airport
The flooding of the abandoned project marks a symbolic turning point in the perception of the lake's role itoday n the Valley of Mexico's topography.
Before you move in: An architect’s guide to finding the right Mexico City location...
Architect Benjamin Bross spoke to Mexico News Daily about life in the capital — and where he'd tell someone to buy property.
How a Mexico City studio is championing truly fair artisan partnerships
Artist Melissa Ávila's interior decor studio's support of Mexican artisans goes far beyond simply collecting and reselling their handicrafts.
Want to buy property in Mexico? Check this guide to Mexico’s real estate expos...
Prepare yourself for navigating Mexico's thriving property market with our comprehensive guide to the country's top real estate trade fairs.
Cutzamala System recovers to 56% capacity after historic rainfall in central Mexico
The Cutzamala System, which supplies water to the greater Mexico City area, currently has 27.6% more water than it did at this point in 2024.
Oaxaca Mayor Raymundo Chagoya is saving his city’s water with people power
Raymundo Chagoya's plan to revitalize Oaxaca uses neighborhood groups to excite residents about creating a cleaner, environmentally healthier city together.
An unusually rainy June brings drought relief and flooding to Mexico
Midway into the rainy season, Mexico's reservoirs are 45% full on average — a big improvement over last month, but still less than historical norms.
A guide to medical tourism in Los Cabos
These Baja California Sur hospitals are modern and clean and cost a fraction of the price of those at home, worth considering for an upcoming procedure.
Spiritual tourism in Mexico: Are the rituals really ancient?
Are Mexico's litany of "ceremonial experiences" actually real, or are they a creative way to part tourists from their hard-earned money?
All you need to know about Eastern medicine in Mexico
Traditional Chinese medicine in Mexico is bigger than ever, with licensed practitioners all over the country offering a variety of techniques.
In Nuevo León, companies are skipping investment announcements to avoid US scrutiny
Though investment remains strong, businesses are taking a cautious approach to public announcements, state officials say.
Ensenada looks to attract big tech with US $300M in public works investment
The Baja California port and tourist city is focusing on attracting capital in three priority sectors: electronics, biotechnology and green energy.
Mexico’s trade deficit with China reached nearly US $120B in 2024
Mexico has doubled its trade deficit with China over the past 10 years, with exports of only US $10 billion in 2024, compared to a whopping $129.8 billion in imports.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Luxury travelers
From coast to coast, and even places inbetween, there is no shortage of luxury options for travelers in Mexico.
Taste of Mexico: Flor de calabaza
Part staple food, part everyday talisman, flor de calabaza has nourished Mexican society for centures in more ways than just one.
The “golden cage” of San Miguel de Allende: A local perspective on gentrification in...
It may be the best city in the world, but gentrification in San Miguel is pushing locals out, explains a born-and-bred San Miguelense.
Another side of the story: A Mexican perspective on gentrification
Long-time Roma Norte resident María Meléndez shares her views on Mexico City's recent anti-gentrification protest, and what's really behind them.
Is Bacalar a foodie destination now?
Bacalar's restaurant scene got a culinary upgrade in recent years, now featuring Michelin key-chefs and unforgettable lakeside dining.
Taste of Mexico: Flor de calabaza
Part staple food, part everyday talisman, flor de calabaza has nourished Mexican society for centures in more ways than just one.
Taste of Mexico: Pitahaya
A fruit that tastes incredible and helps your health? Surely it's not true.
Coahuila — Mexico’s newest wine country behemoth: Part 2
Sommelier Diana Serratos continues her deep dive into the vineyards and grapes that make this northern state a titan of viticulture.