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Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard said Tuesday that Mexico would seek an exclusion from the tariff, which doubles the 25% duty that the United States imposed on steel and aluminum imports…
Infrastructure updates, the city’s first Marriott and a global mathlete are just some of the latest pieces of news out of San Miguel de Allende.
The United States Embassy in Mexico denounced as “false” a supposed U.S. government statement that purported to identify various “political leaders in Mexico with ties to drug cartels.”
Two farm-to-table eateries near Ensenada, along with three innovative kitchens in Mexico City, have earned the recognition of the world’s top restaurant rater.
Sheinbaum addressed a determined reporter who pressed her on the capital’s chronic transport problems, particularly when it floods, as it did on Monday, leaving “thousands of people” to walk more…
Though the chances of the low-pressure system developing into a hurricane are low, it has the potential to dump potentially dangerous amounts of rain on Mexico’s Pacific Coast.
Mexico’s finest museum was honored not only for preserving cultural heritage but also for advancing human rights and promoting peace, freedom, solidarity and the progress of humanity.
As communities around San Miguel de Allende expand, groundwater contamination has become increasingly prevalent, posing mounting health risks and sparking growing public concern.
Mexico’s transformation from a beer-and-tequila nation to a cocktail destination continues with nearly 15 bars recognized on this year’s prestigious 50 Best Bars list.
The Parade of the Crazies, the second San Miguel International Book fair and a food festival in Parque Juárez all hit San Miguel this month.
