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How two Irish boys took on a Mexican cycling adventure — and what they found when they got here
Cycling from one end of the globe to another, an Irish duo were taken aback by their experiences in Mexico.
How Mexican archaeologists found the long-lost Maya city that resisted the Spanish
The researchers combined a GIS model with the writings of a 17th-century friar to locate an ancient city that was hidden for three centuries.
Poverty reduction and a major arrest: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum announced the arrest of a former Pemex CEO in the U.S. and celebrated a historic reduction in poverty at her Thursday press conference.
How two Irish boys took on a Mexican cycling adventure — and what they...
Cycling from one end of the globe to another, an Irish duo were taken aback by their experiences in Mexico.
How Mexican archaeologists found the long-lost Maya city that resisted the Spanish
The researchers combined a GIS model with the writings of a 17th-century friar to locate an ancient city that was hidden for three centuries.
Poverty reduction and a major arrest: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum announced the arrest of a former Pemex CEO in the U.S. and celebrated a historic reduction in poverty at her Thursday press conference.
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US returns 500-year-old stolen manuscript signed by Hernán Cortés
Since the manuscript changed hands several times since it was stolen, no one will face charges for the crime, the U.S. FBI said.
US sanctions cartel-affiliated timeshare scammers in Puerto Vallarta
The fraud schemes, which the U.S. says are carried out by the CJNG, generally target U.S. citizens looking to rent out or sell their timeshare units.
US updates Mexico travel advisories to include risk of ‘terrorism’
Only Yucatán and Campeche were spared, with both states receiving the mildest level of travel warning.
Mexico’s half-year trade deficit with China hits a record US $57 billion
The imbalance has existed for more than two decades, but with Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard warning "Enough is enough," Mexico is starting to take action.
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.
Baja California Sur tourism industry demands action on insecurity
A spike in crime in central Baja California Sur threatens to scare visitors away from the state's tourism destinations, La Paz hoteliers say.
Why the Rarámuri run: How an Indigenous people have kept their traditions for centuries
Their almost unequalled skills have helped Mexico's Indigenous Rarámuri survive both inhospitable terrain and centuries of oppression.
Sheinbaum takes questions on terrorism and taxes: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
On Wednesday, a reporter highlighted that the United States Department of State updated its travel advisory for Mexico, and is now warning of the risk of "terrorism" in 30 of 32 federal entities.
Nearly 3 in 10 Mexicans say freedom of speech cannot be fully exercised in...
Freedom of speech is guaranteed in the Mexican Constitution, but about 27% of the population thinks that in actuality, it cannot be fully exercised.
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.
The mezcal diaries: A lunchtime interview with veteran Mexican artist Leonel Maciel
Writer Elisabeth Ashe recently got the opportunity to meet one of Mexico's most beloved living artists. Over lunch and shots, they discussed his life and career.
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.
US returns 500-year-old stolen manuscript signed by Hernán Cortés
Since the manuscript changed hands several times since it was stolen, no one will face charges for the crime, the U.S. FBI said.
US sanctions cartel-affiliated timeshare scammers in Puerto Vallarta
The fraud schemes, which the U.S. says are carried out by the CJNG, generally target U.S. citizens looking to rent out or sell their timeshare units.
US updates Mexico travel advisories to include risk of ‘terrorism’
Only Yucatán and Campeche were spared, with both states receiving the mildest level of travel warning.
Mexico’s half-year trade deficit with China hits a record US $57 billion
The imbalance has existed for more than two decades, but with Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard warning "Enough is enough," Mexico is starting to take action.
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.
Baja California Sur tourism industry demands action on insecurity
A spike in crime in central Baja California Sur threatens to scare visitors away from the state's tourism destinations, La Paz hoteliers say.
Mexico’s half-year trade deficit with China hits a record US $57...
The imbalance has existed for more than two decades, but with Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard warning "Enough is enough," Mexico is starting to take action.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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Baja California Sur tourism industry demands action on insecurity
A spike in crime in central Baja California Sur threatens to scare visitors away from the state's tourism destinations, La Paz hoteliers say.
In a possible telecom sector shake-up, AT&T may be leaving Mexico
The U.S.-based multinational has been competing unsuccessfully with Carlos Slim's Telcel in Mexico since it bought Iusacell in 2014.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
18.74
CAD
13.58
EUR
21.89
Sheinbaum takes questions on terrorism and taxes: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
On Wednesday, a reporter highlighted that the United States Department of State updated its travel advisory for Mexico, and is now warning of the risk of "terrorism" in 30 of 32 federal entities.
Daily murders fall to lowest level since 2016: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum asserted that homicides have declined during her government due to the implementation of a new national security strategy.
Poverty reduction and a major arrest: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum announced the arrest of a former Pemex CEO in the U.S. and celebrated a historic reduction in poverty at her Thursday press conference.
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?
The tipping point: Is your overgenerous gratuity in Mexico a form of gentrification?
Could your generous tipping habits actually be harming your Mexican neighbors? An expat navigates the butterfly effect of tipping large in Mexico.
How two Irish boys took on a Mexican cycling adventure — and what they found when they got here
Cycling from one end of the globe to another, an Irish duo were taken aback by their experiences in Mexico.
US updates Mexico travel advisories to include risk of ‘terrorism’
Only Yucatán and Campeche were spared, with both states receiving the mildest level of travel warning.
Colima airport gets US $17.5M makeover to prepare it for international status
The expansion will vastly increase the facility's capacity as it moves from a modest state airport to what is expected to be an important international travel hub.
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?
The tipping point: Is your overgenerous gratuity in Mexico a form of gentrification?
Could your generous tipping habits actually be harming your Mexican neighbors? An expat navigates the butterfly effect of tipping large in Mexico.
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.
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.
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.
US returns 500-year-old stolen manuscript signed by Hernán Cortés
Since the manuscript changed hands several times since it was stolen, no one will face charges for the crime, the U.S. FBI said.
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.
Maluma stops his Mexico City show to scold a fan for bringing her baby
The Colombian reggaeton star — a first-time father himself — stopped his show to tell a fan in the audience that a high-decibel music concert is no place for infant ears.
The mezcal diaries: A lunchtime interview with veteran Mexican artist Leonel Maciel
Writer Elisabeth Ashe recently got the opportunity to meet one of Mexico's most beloved living artists. Over lunch and shots, they discussed his life and career.
US updates Mexico travel advisories to include risk of ‘terrorism’
Only Yucatán and Campeche were spared, with both states receiving the mildest level of travel warning.
Colima airport gets US $17.5M makeover to prepare it for international status
The expansion will vastly increase the facility's capacity as it moves from a modest state airport to what is expected to be an important international travel hub.
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.
Mega barbacoa returns to Hidalgo, with enough for 15,000 hungry visitors
The barbacoa feast of 100 sheep and more than 2,000 chickens will be slow-cooked underground in two enormous ovens as part of the annual Dajiedhi Fair, a six-day festival starting Wednesday.
Jalisco and Guanajuato area water reservoirs rebound after heavy rains
Midway through the 2025 rainy season, seven out of Guanajuato's eight dams are operating at above 80% capacity, while Lake Chapala near Guadalajara has 36% more water than last year at this time.
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.
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.
How Mexican archaeologists found the long-lost Maya city that resisted the Spanish
The researchers combined a GIS model with the writings of a 17th-century friar to locate an ancient city that was hidden for three centuries.
US returns 500-year-old stolen manuscript signed by Hernán Cortés
Since the manuscript changed hands several times since it was stolen, no one will face charges for the crime, the U.S. FBI said.
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.
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.
Maluma stops his Mexico City show to scold a fan for bringing her baby
The Colombian reggaeton star — a first-time father himself — stopped his show to tell a fan in the audience that a high-decibel music concert is no place for infant ears.
The mezcal diaries: A lunchtime interview with veteran Mexican artist Leonel Maciel
Writer Elisabeth Ashe recently got the opportunity to meet one of Mexico's most beloved living artists. Over lunch and shots, they discussed his life and career.
US sanctions cartel-affiliated timeshare scammers in Puerto Vallarta
The fraud schemes, which the U.S. says are carried out by the CJNG, generally target U.S. citizens looking to rent out or sell their timeshare units.
US drone that flew over cartel stronghold came at Mexico’s request, security minister says
The unmanned aircraft circled over southwestern México state before its transponder signal disappeared.
Nearly 3 in 10 Mexicans say freedom of speech cannot be fully exercised in...
Freedom of speech is guaranteed in the Mexican Constitution, but about 27% of the population thinks that in actuality, it cannot be fully exercised.
Mexico transfers 26 cartel figures to US in second major prisoner handover this year
Leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and the Northeast Cartel are among the fugitives who were sent to the United States from Mexico this week.
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.
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.
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.
Jalisco and Guanajuato area water reservoirs rebound after heavy rains
Midway through the 2025 rainy season, seven out of Guanajuato's eight dams are operating at above 80% capacity, while Lake Chapala near Guadalajara has 36% more water than last year at this time.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The mezcal diaries: A lunchtime interview with veteran Mexican artist Leonel Maciel
Writer Elisabeth Ashe recently got the opportunity to meet one of Mexico's most beloved living artists. Over lunch and shots, they discussed his life and career.
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.
The ‘joys’ of hosting home-country guests in Mexico
You might be used to life here, but it's always entertaining to watch others grapple with the realities of daily life in Mexico.
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.
Mega barbacoa returns to Hidalgo, with enough for 15,000 hungry visitors
The barbacoa feast of 100 sheep and more than 2,000 chickens will be slow-cooked underground in two enormous ovens as part of the annual Dajiedhi Fair, a six-day festival starting Wednesday.
What to cook this August
Mexico's abundant summer fruits and vegetables mean this is the perfect season to try some of the freshest produce in the country.