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Health Ministry launches program to reduce soda intake among minors
Despite a 10% soda tax, implemented in 2014, soft drink consumption is still excessive in Mexico. A new government campaign will emphasize public education on the health risks of sugar from early childhood.
Sheinbaum defends CIBanco’s lawsuit, criticizes DEA: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum addressed the news on Wednesday that Mexican bank CIBanco filed a lawsuit alleging the Trump administration unlawfully blacklisted it under false money laundering allegations.
Is San Miguel de Allende a victim of its own success? What our readers think
A new MND survey of nearly 300 residents and visitors reveals what people love about San Miguel de Allende — and what they fear its growing popularity is doing to the city.
Health Ministry launches program to reduce soda intake among minors
Despite a 10% soda tax, implemented in 2014, soft drink consumption is still excessive in Mexico. A new government campaign will emphasize public education on the health risks of sugar from early childhood.
Sheinbaum defends CIBanco’s lawsuit, criticizes DEA: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum addressed the news on Wednesday that Mexican bank CIBanco filed a lawsuit alleging the Trump administration unlawfully blacklisted it under false money laundering allegations.
Is San Miguel de Allende a victim of its own success? What our readers...
A new MND survey of nearly 300 residents and visitors reveals what people love about San Miguel de Allende — and what they fear its growing popularity is doing to the city.
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Tiny Dr. Simi Desk? Concert series promotes Mexican musicians ahead of SimiFest
The Dr. Simi empire is growing once again — this time with the launch of “Simisónico,” a live-session music series from Farmacias Similares that spotlights Mexican performers in a style much like NPR’s Tiny Desk concerts.
MND Local: San Miguel de Allende August news roundup
San Miguel de Allende news includes announcements about several major upcoming events — from a national tourism summit to wine festivals to an all-star lineup at the 2026 San Miguel Writers Festival.
Made in Mexico: Juan Rulfo
Juan Rulfo may not have had a long career in Mexican literature, but the three novels he produced shape the country today.
Former boxing champion Julio César Chávez Jr. imprisoned in Mexico on cartel allegations
Chávez Jr., a 39-year-old native of Culiacán, Sinaloa, was arrested in the United States for his involvement in organized crime and trafficking firearms, ammunition and explosives.
Motorists find 6 human heads in violent display attributed to La Barredora
The location where the heads were found is close to San Martín Texmelucan, Puebla, which has been described as Mexico's capital huachicolera, or fuel-theft capital.
Authorities investigate after Maya Train car derails near Mérida
On Wednesday, Director of the Maya Train Óscar David Lozano insisted it was not a derailment but a “track error" that caused the headline-making incident.
Sheinbaum to seek explanation from DEA: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum said that the DEA's statement announcing a bilateral cartel collaboration wouldn't affect the security relationship with the U.S., but asserted that her government has "the obligation to clarify."
Profepa ordered to ensure illegal Tulum condo building is torn down
An unfinished condo built without permission had been ordered demolished back in June, and now a new court order demands that the Office for Environmental Protection (Profepa) get it done.
Tourism Ministry launches program to accredit community-based experiences in 8 states
With the accreditation system, Mexico's Tourism Ministry (Sectur) wants to help local organizations and individuals have a greater say over the tourism that takes place in their communities.
Is Mexico’s former first lady moving to Madrid?
Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, the wife of former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has accused a Spanish newspaper of libel after it reported that she would soon move to an exclusive neighborhood of Madrid.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Wildlife enthusiasts
As our series comes to and end, here's where to see the country's most incredible wildlife, on both land and sea.
We’re all hypocrites now: An opinionated look at the culture of celebrity and politics...
With the unsurprising news that former president López Obrador's kids aren't flat broke and are doing quite well for themselves, Sarah DeVries takes a look at the circus surrounding politics in Mexico.
Tiny Dr. Simi Desk? Concert series promotes Mexican musicians ahead of SimiFest
The Dr. Simi empire is growing once again — this time with the launch of “Simisónico,” a live-session music series from Farmacias Similares that spotlights Mexican performers in a style much like NPR’s Tiny Desk concerts.
MND Local: San Miguel de Allende August news roundup
San Miguel de Allende news includes announcements about several major upcoming events — from a national tourism summit to wine festivals to an all-star lineup at the 2026 San Miguel Writers Festival.
Made in Mexico: Juan Rulfo
Juan Rulfo may not have had a long career in Mexican literature, but the three novels he produced shape the country today.
Former boxing champion Julio César Chávez Jr. imprisoned in Mexico on cartel allegations
Chávez Jr., a 39-year-old native of Culiacán, Sinaloa, was arrested in the United States for his involvement in organized crime and trafficking firearms, ammunition and explosives.
Motorists find 6 human heads in violent display attributed to La Barredora
The location where the heads were found is close to San Martín Texmelucan, Puebla, which has been described as Mexico's capital huachicolera, or fuel-theft capital.
Authorities investigate after Maya Train car derails near Mérida
On Wednesday, Director of the Maya Train Óscar David Lozano insisted it was not a derailment but a “track error" that caused the headline-making incident.
Canada imported more vehicles from Mexico than the US in June
Canadian importers spent CAD $1.08 billion (US $779 million) on passenger vehicles from Mexico in June, exceeding the CAD $950 million outlay on vehicles from the United States.
The secret sauce that makes San Miguel special: A perspective from our CEO
Why does San Miguel de Allende keep winning accolades? Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek lets you in on the secret.
Mexico’s Sheinbaum gives a masterclass on managing Trump: A perspective from our CEO
The Mexican president is showing the world how to manage Trump, and we should all be taking notes.
Maybe what Mexico needs is … more Americans? A perspective from our CEO
Travis Bembenek reflects on the challenges and opportunities that come with welcoming immigrants to a new country.
Americans making a positive impact in Mexico: Our CEO talks with Dr. Billy Andrews...
As Mexico-U.S. relations remain tense, CEO Travis Bembenek looks to Kids First Orthopaedics to see how Americans and Mexicans can work together.
These are the 10 Mexican highways slated for upgrades worth US $6B
The five-year project will improve some 2,220 kilometers (1,367 miles) of highway in 14 states, including the northen stretch of Highway 57 in the border state of Coahuila.
Mexico’s market share of US auto imports keeps growing despite tariffs and trade uncertainty
New data shows how Mexico has solidified its position as the United States' top source for vehicles and auto parts.
Most US trade remains duty-free after Mexico secures a 90-day extension on Trump’s most...
Mexico will use the next three months to work toward a longer-term trade agreement, Sheinbaum said.
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ODATA inaugurates data center in San Miguel de Allende, its 4th in Mexico
At the inauguration ceremony, Guanajuato Deputy Economy Minister Luis Andrés Álvarez Aranda said that SMA could become “the next Virginia or Arizona” in terms of data centers.
With US $3B investment, GE Appliances leaves Mexico; General Electric’s core operations remain
GE Appliances — which is not a subsidiary of General Electric, but rather a branch of Haier — will expand its U.S. operations in the states of Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and South Carolina.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
18.77
CAD
13.52
EUR
21.85
Sheinbaum to seek explanation from DEA: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum said that the DEA's statement announcing a bilateral cartel collaboration wouldn't affect the security relationship with the U.S., but asserted that her government has "the obligation to clarify."
Sheinbaum celebrates Mexico’s two-time flag football champs: Monday’s mañanera recapped
The Mexican women's flag football team won gold on Sunday at the World Games, marking their second successive championship triumph over the United States.
Sheinbaum defends CIBanco’s lawsuit, criticizes DEA: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum addressed the news on Wednesday that Mexican bank CIBanco filed a lawsuit alleging the Trump administration unlawfully blacklisted it under false money laundering allegations.
Mexico’s migration policy isn’t perfect, but it’s more effective than the United States’: Here’s why
The U.S. has a centuries-long tradition of providing refuge to migrants and the persecuted. So why, Louisa Rogers wonders, is Mexico now beating the U.S. at its own game?
Fake it ’til you make it: How to sound better at Spanish than you really are
These everyday Mexican expressions will help you sound more natural and confident with native speakers even while you're still learning Spanish.
Why a handful of perfect plums sums up my life in Mexico
How does a simple trip to a local Mexican market becomes a heartwarming encounter with Mexican kindness?
Tourism Ministry launches program to accredit community-based experiences in 8 states
With the accreditation system, Mexico's Tourism Ministry (Sectur) wants to help local organizations and individuals have a greater say over the tourism that takes place in their communities.
Gorgeous hiking in Aguascalientes? Ask these Mexicans how
Wondering where to go hiking in Aguascalientes? These locals share all the best trails, including one you can take clear to Alaska.
Plan to extend Maya Train to Guatemala is full steam ahead after bilateral talks
Both nations have agreed to pursue the necessary feasibility studies to construct a rail link between southeastern Mexico and northern Guatemala that could transport both cargo and passengers.
Fake it ’til you make it: How to sound better at Spanish than you...
These everyday Mexican expressions will help you sound more natural and confident with native speakers even while you're still learning Spanish.
Why a handful of perfect plums sums up my life in Mexico
How does a simple trip to a local Mexican market becomes a heartwarming encounter with Mexican kindness?
Mexico’s Sheinbaum gives a masterclass on managing Trump: A perspective from our CEO
The Mexican president is showing the world how to manage Trump, and we should all be taking notes.
Maybe what Mexico needs is … more Americans? A perspective from our CEO
Travis Bembenek reflects on the challenges and opportunities that come with welcoming immigrants to a new country.
Mexico is fourth-largest market for branded residences, with Riviera Maya to see major growth
A 2025 study by Onirius Hospitality Advisors revealed that the number of branded residences in the Riviera Maya is expected to grow a staggering 233% over the next five years.
Want to buy property in Mexico? Make sure you invest close enough to a...
Mexico is currently the world's seventh most visited country, making vacation property investment appealing right now — if you know where to buy.
After 40-year hiatus, Aguascalientes uncorks its famous Grape Festival
Feria de la Uva: Sabor, Tierra y Tradición opened Saturday and features more than 200 cultural activities, including wine tasting, concerts and two chances to “run” with the bulls.
The Inquisition in Mexico was cruel, but misunderstood
Heretics in Mexico were no more safe across than ocean than they had been in Spain, but the form the Inquisition took here was rather different to its infamous European counterpart.
Meet Waldog, the robotic canine that roams Monterrey’s streets with a message
The bot is the brainpuppy of a Nuevo León senator with political aspirations and a passion for animal welfare.
Meet the young designer behind FIFA’s acclaimed 2026 World Cup posters
Mexico's 2026 World Cup posters, created by young Mexico City graphic designer Mario Cortés, have earned him suprise kudos from the New York Times.
Gorgeous hiking in Aguascalientes? Ask these Mexicans how
Wondering where to go hiking in Aguascalientes? These locals share all the best trails, including one you can take clear to Alaska.
Plan to extend Maya Train to Guatemala is full steam ahead after bilateral talks
Both nations have agreed to pursue the necessary feasibility studies to construct a rail link between southeastern Mexico and northern Guatemala that could transport both cargo and passengers.
Taste of Mexico: Nance
A little yellow fruit with a pungent aroma: Taste of Mexico takes us on the next stage of our culinary tour.
Taste of Mexico: Granada
The pomegranate hails from across an ocean, but like so many who arrived on the shores of the New World, it found a welcoming home in Mexico.
After an unusually wet summer, ‘average’ September rains expected to bring further drought relief...
"Only a few very limited regions on the northern border" are still experiencing persistent drought, the director of Mexico's weather service said.
It’s official: June was the rainiest month ever recorded in Mexico
The June numbers are the highest the country has seen since Conagua began recording monthly rainfall totals in 1941.
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.
Made in Mexico: Juan Rulfo
Juan Rulfo may not have had a long career in Mexican literature, but the three novels he produced shape the country today.
After 40-year hiatus, Aguascalientes uncorks its famous Grape Festival
Feria de la Uva: Sabor, Tierra y Tradición opened Saturday and features more than 200 cultural activities, including wine tasting, concerts and two chances to “run” with the bulls.
The Inquisition in Mexico was cruel, but misunderstood
Heretics in Mexico were no more safe across than ocean than they had been in Spain, but the form the Inquisition took here was rather different to its infamous European counterpart.
Tiny Dr. Simi Desk? Concert series promotes Mexican musicians ahead of SimiFest
The Dr. Simi empire is growing once again — this time with the launch of “Simisónico,” a live-session music series from Farmacias Similares that spotlights Mexican performers in a style much like NPR’s Tiny Desk concerts.
Meet Waldog, the robotic canine that roams Monterrey’s streets with a message
The bot is the brainpuppy of a Nuevo León senator with political aspirations and a passion for animal welfare.
Meet the young designer behind FIFA’s acclaimed 2026 World Cup posters
Mexico's 2026 World Cup posters, created by young Mexico City graphic designer Mario Cortés, have earned him suprise kudos from the New York Times.
Health Ministry launches program to reduce soda intake among minors
Despite a 10% soda tax, implemented in 2014, soft drink consumption is still excessive in Mexico. A new government campaign will emphasize public education on the health risks of sugar from early childhood.
Economic growth hovers near zero for 5th consecutive month
If the estimates released by INEGI this week hold up, the Mexican economy will post its second contraction of the year with decreases in March and July, and marginal growth in the months between.
Is San Miguel de Allende a victim of its own success? What our readers...
A new MND survey of nearly 300 residents and visitors reveals what people love about San Miguel de Allende — and what they fear its growing popularity is doing to the city.
MND Local: San Miguel de Allende August news roundup
San Miguel de Allende news includes announcements about several major upcoming events — from a national tourism summit to wine festivals to an all-star lineup at the 2026 San Miguel Writers Festival.
Moving to Mexico? 5 reasons Baja California is easier than anywhere else (plus 1...
Moving to Baja California is (mostly) so much easier than you think, explains relocation expert Cheri Sicard.
Mexico is fourth-largest market for branded residences, with Riviera Maya to see major growth
A 2025 study by Onirius Hospitality Advisors revealed that the number of branded residences in the Riviera Maya is expected to grow a staggering 233% over the next five years.
Want to buy property in Mexico? Make sure you invest close enough to a...
Mexico is currently the world's seventh most visited country, making vacation property investment appealing right now — if you know where to buy.
Can growth and sustainability coexist in Puerto Vallarta?
As development in the Bay of Banderas continues to expand, can the city preserve the natural paradise that made it famous?
After an unusually wet summer, ‘average’ September rains expected to bring further drought relief...
"Only a few very limited regions on the northern border" are still experiencing persistent drought, the director of Mexico's weather service said.
It’s official: June was the rainiest month ever recorded in Mexico
The June numbers are the highest the country has seen since Conagua began recording monthly rainfall totals in 1941.
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.
These are the 10 Mexican highways slated for upgrades worth US $6B
The five-year project will improve some 2,220 kilometers (1,367 miles) of highway in 14 states, including the northen stretch of Highway 57 in the border state of Coahuila.
Mexico’s market share of US auto imports keeps growing despite tariffs and trade uncertainty
New data shows how Mexico has solidified its position as the United States' top source for vehicles and auto parts.
Most US trade remains duty-free after Mexico secures a 90-day extension on Trump’s most...
Mexico will use the next three months to work toward a longer-term trade agreement, Sheinbaum said.
Is Mexico’s former first lady moving to Madrid?
Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, the wife of former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has accused a Spanish newspaper of libel after it reported that she would soon move to an exclusive neighborhood of Madrid.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Wildlife enthusiasts
As our series comes to and end, here's where to see the country's most incredible wildlife, on both land and sea.
We’re all hypocrites now: An opinionated look at the culture of celebrity and politics...
With the unsurprising news that former president López Obrador's kids aren't flat broke and are doing quite well for themselves, Sarah DeVries takes a look at the circus surrounding politics in Mexico.
Where to find the most beautiful gardens in Mexico City’s urban jungle
Andrea Fischer gives you the scoop on six natural oases in the busy nation's capital where stressed-out chilangos can get a free dose of quiet green time.
A touch of Seoul: Where to find Mexico City’s authentic Korean food
Where do chilangos go when they need a dose of real Korean food? They head to Mexico City's Little Seoul district, a hub for authentic Korean cuisine.
Taste of Mexico: Nance
A little yellow fruit with a pungent aroma: Taste of Mexico takes us on the next stage of our culinary tour.
Taste of Mexico: Granada
The pomegranate hails from across an ocean, but like so many who arrived on the shores of the New World, it found a welcoming home in Mexico.
Made in Mexico: Corona
Corona's story is a century-long tale of Mexican marketing, cultural pride and global ambition that's made the beer brand a worldwide icon.