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Mission days in old Los Cabos: the Jesuit Era
In 1730, the first mission was established at San José del Cabo. However, its future was soon imperiled, creating a legacy that still echoes in Los Cabos three centuries later.
Seasonal shadows amidst holiday cheer in Puerto Vallarta
Depression is not uncommon during the holiday season, and just because you've traveled to beautiful Mexico is no guarantee it won't come with you.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? Zeroing in on the demographics
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas presents a picture of the most essential element of the U.S.-Mexico relationship: its people.
Mission days in old Los Cabos: the Jesuit Era
In 1730, the first mission was established at San José del Cabo. However, its future was soon imperiled, creating a legacy that still echoes in Los Cabos three centuries later.
Seasonal shadows amidst holiday cheer in Puerto Vallarta
Depression is not uncommon during the holiday season, and just because you've traveled to beautiful Mexico is no guarantee it won't come with you.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? Zeroing in on the demographics
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas presents a picture of the most essential element of the U.S.-Mexico relationship: its people.
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Pemex reports disappointing November as export revenues plunge 50%
Oil exports, revenue and production have been consistently below government-set targets, and as of November, the figures are below last year's levels.
Nearly 5M tourists to visit Mexico during end-of-year season
Mexico is expecting 4.9 million tourists for the 2025-2026 year-end holidays, a 5% increase over 2024-2025, according to Tourism Minister Josefina Rodríguez Zamora.
Health minister seeks to create a culture of organ donation with new campaign
Approximately three to four people per million donate their organs in Mexico — compared to 42 per million in the United States — making it one of the countries with the lowest donation rates in the world, given its population.
Mexico has recovered more than 2,000 historical artifacts from abroad in 2025
Most of the recovery was the result of international cooperation rather than coercion, as foreign residents voluntarily handed over pieces in their possession to Mexican consulates abroad.
10th suspect arrested in the murder of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo
No information was forthcoming about the new suspect, but one of the previous detainees is thought to be the mastermind of the murder. Seven others were bodyguards of the mayor.
The wild world of Mexico’s tiniest edible treasures
Mexico is not only home to an incredible diversity of fruits and vegetables, it also home to some of the tiniest and tastiest versions of these you're ever likely to see.
The best boutique hotels in Mexico City, according to hoteliers
What are the best boutique hotels in Mexico City? That's what we asked the city's top hoteliers for their picks.
Sheinbaum outlines immediate priorities, orders probe into Interoceanic Train derailment: Monday’s mañanera recapped
Following Naval Minister Admiral Raymundo Morales' briefing on the fatal derailment of the Interoceanic Train, President Sheinbaum laid out the government's three core priorities moving forward.
Los Tigres del Norte debut a new corrido on ‘The Simpsons’
After 37 years, the longest-running comedy show welcomed the norteña band with what the producer called "a tip of the hat to our huge Mexican/Mexican-American fanbase.”
A Mexican perspective on the year
MND's team of Mexican writers tackle everything from singing drug lords to the challenges of being a Mexican abroad.
The top México mágico moments of 2025: Mystical eagles, stargazing pups and a killer...
As the year winds to a close, we take a look back at the quirky, bizarre and inspiring stories that captured Mexico's imagination in 2025.
2025 according to Sarah DeVries
Mexico News Daily's favorite opinion writer had some thoughts about how this year went. We collected the best.
Pemex reports disappointing November as export revenues plunge 50%
Oil exports, revenue and production have been consistently below government-set targets, and as of November, the figures are below last year's levels.
Nearly 5M tourists to visit Mexico during end-of-year season
Mexico is expecting 4.9 million tourists for the 2025-2026 year-end holidays, a 5% increase over 2024-2025, according to Tourism Minister Josefina Rodríguez Zamora.
Health minister seeks to create a culture of organ donation with new campaign
Approximately three to four people per million donate their organs in Mexico — compared to 42 per million in the United States — making it one of the countries with the lowest donation rates in the world, given its population.
Mexico has recovered more than 2,000 historical artifacts from abroad in 2025
Most of the recovery was the result of international cooperation rather than coercion, as foreign residents voluntarily handed over pieces in their possession to Mexican consulates abroad.
10th suspect arrested in the murder of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo
No information was forthcoming about the new suspect, but one of the previous detainees is thought to be the mastermind of the murder. Seven others were bodyguards of the mayor.
The wild world of Mexico’s tiniest edible treasures
Mexico is not only home to an incredible diversity of fruits and vegetables, it also home to some of the tiniest and tastiest versions of these you're ever likely to see.
Mexico’s year in review: The 10 biggest business and economics stories...
2025 was a year of mixed fortunes for the Mexican economy. Here are the 10 events and indicators that will help you get the full picture as we approach 2026.
How accurate were my 2025 predictions for Mexico? A perspective from our CEO
How did Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek do on his 2025 predictions for Mexico? Read on to find out!
Social media herd mentality, Tulum edition: A perspective from our CEO
Tulum's social media-driven tourism boom has turned into a bust. But what you see online doesn't always line up with reality, Travis Bembenek writes.
Mexico is becoming friendlier to labor, but there’s one big problem: A perspective from...
As conditions for workers improve in Mexico, labor productivity needs to follow suit, writes Travis Bembenek. But how?
Confidently Wrong about Water in Mexico: A new podcast from our CEO
Is it still necessary to avoid drinking tap water? What do water shortages mean for the construction of new homes? Travis Bembenek covers these questions and more in a new MND podcast.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? Zeroing in on the demographics
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas presents a picture of the most essential element of the U.S.-Mexico relationship: its people.
Canada to send largest-ever trade mission to Mexico in 2026
The Feb. 15-20 trade mission will focus on opportunities in the agriculture, advanced manufacturing, information communications technology and clean energy sectors, as well as creative industries.
China urges Mexico to reverse 50% tariffs ‘as soon as possible’
The new tariffs are not a political measure but rather aim to protect Mexican industry from cheap imports, Economy Minister Ebrard said Thursday.
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Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? Zeroing in on the demographics
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas presents a picture of the most essential element of the U.S.-Mexico relationship: its people.
Mexican stocks end a banner year, even outperforming Wall Street
The strong stock market flew in the face of dire predictions after U.S. President Trump imposed tariffs, as did the increasing value of the peso against the dollar.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
18.01
CAD
13.14
EUR
21.14
President Sheinbaum celebrates love, fraternity and Mexican values in Christmas message
"We are the shared word, the plate served with love, the laugh that heals and the memory that keeps company," she said, thanking elders who "teach us to resist with dignity and love with the soul."
Where will Mexico’s president spend Christmas?
President Sheinbaum announced Monday that she will spend three days away from Mexico City to celebrate Christmas with her family, marking her first official break since taking office.
Sheinbaum outlines immediate priorities, orders probe into Interoceanic Train derailment: Monday’s...
Following Naval Minister Admiral Raymundo Morales' briefing on the fatal derailment of the Interoceanic Train, President Sheinbaum laid out the government's three core priorities moving forward.
A changing Mexico: Gentrification and protest in 2025
Mexicans and expats alike take on the most contentious subject of 2025 in this selection of pieces on gentrification in Mexico.
A Mexican perspective on the year
MND's team of Mexican writers tackle everything from singing drug lords to the challenges of being a Mexican abroad.
2025 according to Sarah DeVries
Mexico News Daily's favorite opinion writer had some thoughts about how this year went. We collected the best.
Nearly 5M tourists to visit Mexico during end-of-year season
Mexico is expecting 4.9 million tourists for the 2025-2026 year-end holidays, a 5% increase over 2024-2025, according to Tourism Minister Josefina Rodríguez Zamora.
The best boutique hotels in Mexico City, according to hoteliers
What are the best boutique hotels in Mexico City? That's what we asked the city's top hoteliers for their picks.
AIFA’s passenger volume is up 12% this year as airport targets 9M by 2026
Mexico City's newest airport is expected to reach the 7 million milestone for 2025 despite the cancellation of 11 international routes by the U.S. Department of Transportation that eliminated some 84,000 passengers.
A Mexican perspective on the year
MND's team of Mexican writers tackle everything from singing drug lords to the challenges of being a Mexican abroad.
2025 according to Sarah DeVries
Mexico News Daily's favorite opinion writer had some thoughts about how this year went. We collected the best.
Social media herd mentality, Tulum edition: A perspective from our CEO
Tulum's social media-driven tourism boom has turned into a bust. But what you see online doesn't always line up with reality, Travis Bembenek writes.
Mexico is becoming friendlier to labor, but there’s one big problem: A perspective from...
As conditions for workers improve in Mexico, labor productivity needs to follow suit, writes Travis Bembenek. But how?
Why your real estate agent in Mexico still gets a commission when you find...
Your real estate agent gets a 5% commission when you sell your home in Mexico, even if you found the buyer. Here's an in-depth look at why they deserve every penny or peso.
Investing from scratch: When your dream is building property in Mexico
Building a home in Mexico can be a dream come true or a nightmare, depending on how well you understand the geography where you're building, Mexican law and your rights and obligations.
Los Tigres del Norte debut a new corrido on ‘The Simpsons’
After 37 years, the longest-running comedy show welcomed the norteña band with what the producer called "a tip of the hat to our huge Mexican/Mexican-American fanbase.”
From dinosaurs to despots: Mexico before the 20th century
Historian Bob Pateman looks at some of the moments that shaped modern Mexico, from asteroids to conflict to exhibitions, as we look back on some of the best articles of the year.
MND Local: Puerto Vallarta holiday celebrations
Celebrate the end of the year in style, with these hand-selected community events for a Puerto Vallarta Christmas like no other.
Mexico’s only Triple-Crown hiker launches 2,000-km Baja California Trail project
From the U.S. border to the deserts of the south, Zelzín Aketzalli's hike offers walkers the chance to take in some unique natural wonders.
The best boutique hotels in Mexico City, according to hoteliers
What are the best boutique hotels in Mexico City? That's what we asked the city's top hoteliers for their picks.
AIFA’s passenger volume is up 12% this year as airport targets 9M by 2026
Mexico City's newest airport is expected to reach the 7 million milestone for 2025 despite the cancellation of 11 international routes by the U.S. Department of Transportation that eliminated some 84,000 passengers.
Aguas frescas, corn, salsa, tlayuda and unique ingredients — the best of MND food...
Tacos, corn, coffee and hibiscus, we've collected the very best of Mexico News Daily's food writing in 2025.
The best Mexican treats to enjoy this Christmas
Mexico's seasonal Christmas treats are steeped in sugary nostalgia for those who grew in the country, and a delicious discovery at any age for those who didn't.
Mexico, US reach agreement on water deliveries
Mexico has committed to releasing more than 200,000 acre-feet of water to the United States starting this week, averting the threatened imposition of an additional U.S. tariff on Mexican goods.
Inside the binational effort to clean up the Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo used to dump millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Rio Grande daily. Now the city is cleaning up its act, thanks to a determined mayor with support on both sides of the border.
I entered the Oceanman in Cozumel with less than a month to train and...
What could happen if you tried an endurance swimming race without a proper training schedule? One Riviera Maya resident decided to find out.
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.
Mexico has recovered more than 2,000 historical artifacts from abroad in 2025
Most of the recovery was the result of international cooperation rather than coercion, as foreign residents voluntarily handed over pieces in their possession to Mexican consulates abroad.
Los Tigres del Norte debut a new corrido on ‘The Simpsons’
After 37 years, the longest-running comedy show welcomed the norteña band with what the producer called "a tip of the hat to our huge Mexican/Mexican-American fanbase.”
From dinosaurs to despots: Mexico before the 20th century
Historian Bob Pateman looks at some of the moments that shaped modern Mexico, from asteroids to conflict to exhibitions, as we look back on some of the best articles of the year.
Seasonal shadows amidst holiday cheer in Puerto Vallarta
Depression is not uncommon during the holiday season, and just because you've traveled to beautiful Mexico is no guarantee it won't come with you.
MND Local: Puerto Vallarta holiday celebrations
Celebrate the end of the year in style, with these hand-selected community events for a Puerto Vallarta Christmas like no other.
Mexico’s only Triple-Crown hiker launches 2,000-km Baja California Trail project
From the U.S. border to the deserts of the south, Zelzín Aketzalli's hike offers walkers the chance to take in some unique natural wonders.
Pemex reports disappointing November as export revenues plunge 50%
Oil exports, revenue and production have been consistently below government-set targets, and as of November, the figures are below last year's levels.
Health minister seeks to create a culture of organ donation with new campaign
Approximately three to four people per million donate their organs in Mexico — compared to 42 per million in the United States — making it one of the countries with the lowest donation rates in the world, given its population.
10th suspect arrested in the murder of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo
No information was forthcoming about the new suspect, but one of the previous detainees is thought to be the mastermind of the murder. Seven others were bodyguards of the mayor.
The top ‘México mágico’ moments of 2025: Rebounding jaguars, caiman brides and tabloid terror
As 2025 wraps up, we take a look back at the surreal, sweet and delightfully odd stories that captured readers' imaginations in 2025.
Residency in Mexico: What foreign buyers and sellers need to know
Residency in Mexico, either temporary permanent, comes with a host of benefits, some of the most important of which become evident when buying or selling real estate.
Why your real estate agent in Mexico still gets a commission when you find...
Your real estate agent gets a 5% commission when you sell your home in Mexico, even if you found the buyer. Here's an in-depth look at why they deserve every penny or peso.
Investing from scratch: When your dream is building property in Mexico
Building a home in Mexico can be a dream come true or a nightmare, depending on how well you understand the geography where you're building, Mexican law and your rights and obligations.
Mexico, US sign accord to solve toxic sewage crisis in Tijuana and San Diego
The agreement marks the second recent positive development toward resolving the long-simmering sewage and water disputes between the neighboring countries.
Mexico, US reach agreement on water deliveries
Mexico has committed to releasing more than 200,000 acre-feet of water to the United States starting this week, averting the threatened imposition of an additional U.S. tariff on Mexican goods.
Inside the binational effort to clean up the Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo used to dump millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Rio Grande daily. Now the city is cleaning up its act, thanks to a determined mayor with support on both sides of the border.
One doctor’s mission to provide affordable care in Zihuatanejo
Everyone should have a doctor who cares as much as Dr. Molina, a woman on a mission in one of Zihuatanejo's poorest neighborhoods.
I entered the Oceanman in Cozumel with less than a month to train and...
What could happen if you tried an endurance swimming race without a proper training schedule? One Riviera Maya resident decided to find out.
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.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? Zeroing in on the demographics
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas presents a picture of the most essential element of the U.S.-Mexico relationship: its people.
Canada to send largest-ever trade mission to Mexico in 2026
The Feb. 15-20 trade mission will focus on opportunities in the agriculture, advanced manufacturing, information communications technology and clean energy sectors, as well as creative industries.
China urges Mexico to reverse 50% tariffs ‘as soon as possible’
The new tariffs are not a political measure but rather aim to protect Mexican industry from cheap imports, Economy Minister Ebrard said Thursday.
A Mexican perspective on the year
MND's team of Mexican writers tackle everything from singing drug lords to the challenges of being a Mexican abroad.
The top México mágico moments of 2025: Mystical eagles, stargazing pups and a killer...
As the year winds to a close, we take a look back at the quirky, bizarre and inspiring stories that captured Mexico's imagination in 2025.
2025 according to Sarah DeVries
Mexico News Daily's favorite opinion writer had some thoughts about how this year went. We collected the best.
The Christmas gift that Puerto Vallarta gave me
From songs and decorations to traditional food and religious ceremonies, Christmas in Puerto Vallarta isn't necessarily what you might have been expecting. But it's magical nonetheless.
The wild world of Mexico’s tiniest edible treasures
Mexico is not only home to an incredible diversity of fruits and vegetables, it also home to some of the tiniest and tastiest versions of these you're ever likely to see.
Aguas frescas, corn, salsa, tlayuda and unique ingredients — the best of MND food...
Tacos, corn, coffee and hibiscus, we've collected the very best of Mexico News Daily's food writing in 2025.
The best Mexican treats to enjoy this Christmas
Mexico's seasonal Christmas treats are steeped in sugary nostalgia for those who grew in the country, and a delicious discovery at any age for those who didn't.
The Cholula Effect: How a Mexican hot sauce conquered global palates
Thanks to the convergence of changing demographics in the U.S. and some clever marketing, Cholula has gone from a little-known Mexican hot sauce to a global phenomenon.
