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The quake apparently left no major damage but caused power outages across the capital and triggered mass evacuations of buildings.
The peso strengthened nearly 14% in 2025, its best year since Mexico abandoned a fixed exchange rate over 30 years ago. Here’s why it happened.
Positive economic news was supposed to be Friday’s focus, until a strong earthquake forced authorities and the press corps to evacuate the National Palace.
With nearly 6 million additional visitors expected in June-July 2026, the pressure on air connectivity, hotel inventory and ground services in the capital will be immense.
After a down year, Cancún International Airport’s passenger load should pick up signficantly in 2026, with new routes to 11 U.S. cities and five Canadian cities, plus Dublin, Ireland.
While cars face some of the highest customs duties, more than 1,400 other product categories will also be affected.
A strategic campaign entitled is transforming the northern capital’s Barrio Antiguo, recreational spaces and transportation networks in preparation for next summer’s visitors.
Also known as “El Señor de la Silla” (“The Lord of the Chair”), Inzunza is believed to be second in command of the Beltrán Leyva group, a faction of the…
The short film, a Mexican production, has an English title but Spanish dialogue, and is being billed as the first Mexican short film to use original imagery shot in space.
Strange, wonderful, familiar and uniquely local, there’s nothing like the turn of the year to bring out the best of Mexico.
The annual literary extravaganza will be the culmination of 12 months of hard graft, getting ready for the biggest and best instalment of the festival yet.
From Cancún to Tulum, here’s a local guide to the very best of things to do.
From musical festivals to cultural events, Mexico City is picking up where it left off in 2025 and aiming for even greater things in the New Year.
