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Gulf of California whales sue for their right to a livable habitat
The lawsuit is based on constitutional and treaty obligations protecting wildlife, but it also foresees a philosophical sea change by assigning "rights" to animals.
Sheinbaum takes heat for flood response: Monday’s mañanera recapped
"There was no scientific or meteorological condition that could have indicated to us that the rain would be of this magnitude," Sheinbaum said in response to criticism from a reporter who asked, "What happened?" to cause such a high death toll.
A sharp drop in hotel occupancy has the Tulum tourism sector worried
Sargassum fatigue and high prices are among the factors that could have contributed to the 17.5 percentage-point decline in hotel occupancy this past September in Tulum.
Gulf of California whales sue for their right to a livable habitat
The lawsuit is based on constitutional and treaty obligations protecting wildlife, but it also foresees a philosophical sea change by assigning "rights" to animals.
Sheinbaum takes heat for flood response: Monday’s mañanera recapped
"There was no scientific or meteorological condition that could have indicated to us that the rain would be of this magnitude," Sheinbaum said in response to criticism from a reporter who asked, "What happened?" to cause such a high death toll.
A sharp drop in hotel occupancy has the Tulum tourism sector worried
Sargassum fatigue and high prices are among the factors that could have contributed to the 17.5 percentage-point decline in hotel occupancy this past September in Tulum.
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Archaeologists discover rare scorpion-shaped mound likely used for solar observation
Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), which collaborated on the research, said that the site appears to have been “part of a civic/ceremonial complex" used to observe the exact path of the sun during solstices.
Macario Martínez, the former CDMX street sweeper, lights up NPR’s celebrated ‘Tiny Desk Concert’
It's a sign of the times that a 23-year-old Mexico City sanitation worker can ride his talent to the same U.S. public TV stage as Sting, Gloria Estefan and Adele.
9-hour storm floods over 1,000 homes in Puerto Vallarta
Among the Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods affected by flooding were Ixtapa, Cañadas, Mojoneras, Bobadilla, La Floresta, Portales and Parque Las Palmas.
The Marigalante, Puerto Vallarta’s pirate ship, sinks in Bay of Banderas
The Marigalante, an ornate, wooden replica of Christopher Columbus’s Santa María, had long been a fixture of Puerto Vallarta’s skyline, offering nightly pirate-themed dinner cruises and daytime snorkeling tours.
Can teen soccer star Gilberto Mora break Mexico’s World Cup curse?
The breakout star of the FIFA U20 World Cup, Gilberto Mora is the most promising Mexican footballer in decades.
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.
The Flying Mexican: Mexico’s first-ever NBA draftee
The first ever foreign-born player to be drafted by the NBA, Mexico's Manuel Raga became a European basketball sensation.
If you love Florida’s natural springs, you’ll love the Yucatán’s untamed Sian Ka’an
If you’ve ever been drawn to the crystal-clear, turquoise waters of Florida, then get ready to be captivated by this natural Caribbean gem on the doorstep of Tulum.
How to renew your Mexican temporary residency card yourself — without losing your mind
The process to renew your temporary resident card yourself takes some patience and persistence, but you can do it without a fixer. Meagan Drillinger shows you how.
Does your town make the list of Mexico’s most violent municipalities?
According to homicide data for the 12 months between September 2024 and August 2025, five popular tourism destinations are among Mexico's 50 most violent municipalities.
Maya Train caused damage to 8 cenotes, environment minister tells Congress
Mexico's Environment Ministry is prioritizing remediation along Section 5 — which connects Cancún with Tulum — while auditing the project's permits to determine which environmental conditions remain unmet.
Why doesn’t Mexico have a strong opposition party?
With the Morena party entering its eighth year of power, what is stopping political opposition from mounting a serious challenge?
Archaeologists discover rare scorpion-shaped mound likely used for solar observation
Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), which collaborated on the research, said that the site appears to have been “part of a civic/ceremonial complex" used to observe the exact path of the sun during solstices.
Macario Martínez, the former CDMX street sweeper, lights up NPR’s celebrated ‘Tiny Desk Concert’
It's a sign of the times that a 23-year-old Mexico City sanitation worker can ride his talent to the same U.S. public TV stage as Sting, Gloria Estefan and Adele.
9-hour storm floods over 1,000 homes in Puerto Vallarta
Among the Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods affected by flooding were Ixtapa, Cañadas, Mojoneras, Bobadilla, La Floresta, Portales and Parque Las Palmas.
The Marigalante, Puerto Vallarta’s pirate ship, sinks in Bay of Banderas
The Marigalante, an ornate, wooden replica of Christopher Columbus’s Santa María, had long been a fixture of Puerto Vallarta’s skyline, offering nightly pirate-themed dinner cruises and daytime snorkeling tours.
Can teen soccer star Gilberto Mora break Mexico’s World Cup curse?
The breakout star of the FIFA U20 World Cup, Gilberto Mora is the most promising Mexican footballer in decades.
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.
Electric trucks to haul cargo from Monterrey to Laredo starting in...
A private company has developed a transport route for its state-of-the-art electric vehicles to cleanly haul cargo from Monterrey into the U.S.
Do you have friends who are ‘Confidently Wrong’ about driving in Mexico? A perspective...
MND CEO Travis Bembenek and MexEdge founder George Reavis break down fears and misconceptions about hitting the open road in Mexico in this week's podcast.
What should AMLO’s legacy be? A perspective from our CEO
A year after he left office, the first Morena party president's legacy is still a matter of controversy. CEO Travis Bembenek breaks down the facts in a new episode of Confidently Wrong.
Do you have friends who are ‘Confidently Wrong’ about President Sheinbaum? Then we have...
MND CEO Travis Bembenek and MexEdge founder George Reavis break down misconceptions about the Mexican president in this week's podcast.
Why my Republican friends like Sheinbaum, and what Democrats can learn from her: A...
The president's level-headed professionalism and her embrace of the business community has earned her respect among U.S. conservatives, Travis Bembenek writes.
Electric trucks to haul cargo from Monterrey to Laredo starting in November
A private company has developed a transport route for its state-of-the-art electric vehicles to cleanly haul cargo from Monterrey into the U.S.
New US tariff threatens Mexico’s automotive industry starting Oct. 1
It was still unclear Friday whether some Mexican products would be eligible for an exemption under the USMCA free trade agreement.
China launches trade investigation into Mexico’s planned tariff hike
In pushing back against Mexico's planned tariff hike, China has accused Mexico of bowing to Trump — but President Sheinbaum says that's not true.
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Citi rejects Grupo México’s US $9.3B offer to buy Banamex
On Monday, Citi said that it remained "committed to realizing the full value of Banamex for our shareholders, and the agreement we announced with Fernando Chico Pardo ... continues to be our preferred path to delivering that outcome."
Salesforce announces investment of US $1B to accelerate AI adoption in Mexico
“This $1-billion investment is a commitment to Mexico as a key market for AI-powered growth,” Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
18.47
CAD
13.16
EUR
21.39
More than 20 fatalities reported from this week’s rain: Friday’s mañanera recapped
At least 16 deaths occurred in Hidalgo, where rain associated with Hurricane Priscilla caused flooding and landslides. There were additional fatalities in Puebla, Veracruz and Querétaro, while a number of other people have been reported as missing.
Mexico notches 9.1% revenue increase: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Finance Minister Edgar Amador pointed out that government revenue at this point of the year is 542 billion pesos higher than the amount collected between January and September of 2024.
Sheinbaum takes heat for flood response: Monday’s mañanera recapped
"There was no scientific or meteorological condition that could have indicated to us that the rain would be of this magnitude," Sheinbaum said in response to criticism from a reporter who asked, "What happened?" to cause such a high death toll.
How to renew your Mexican temporary residency card yourself — without losing your mind
The process to renew your temporary resident card yourself takes some patience and persistence, but you can do it without a fixer. Meagan Drillinger shows you how.
What’s up with Whatsapp in Mexico?
You can keep your old fashioned text messages. Here, WhatsApp is the king of conversation.
5 things you should know before sending your child to private school in Mexico
If you're thinking of moving your family abroad, finding school options the help your children thrive should be at the top of your list. An international school veteran has some tips you probably didn't think of.
A sharp drop in hotel occupancy has the Tulum tourism sector worried
Sargassum fatigue and high prices are among the factors that could have contributed to the 17.5 percentage-point decline in hotel occupancy this past September in Tulum.
If you love Florida’s natural springs, you’ll love the Yucatán’s untamed Sian Ka’an
If you’ve ever been drawn to the crystal-clear, turquoise waters of Florida, then get ready to be captivated by this natural Caribbean gem on the doorstep of Tulum.
What will Los Cabos look like in 10 years?
Years of intensive population growth have Los Cabos on a path for an exciting, but uncertain future. What will it look like in a decade?
What’s up with Whatsapp in Mexico?
You can keep your old fashioned text messages. Here, WhatsApp is the king of conversation.
5 things you should know before sending your child to private school in Mexico
If you're thinking of moving your family abroad, finding school options the help your children thrive should be at the top of your list. An international school veteran has some tips you probably didn't think of.
What should AMLO’s legacy be? A perspective from our CEO
A year after he left office, the first Morena party president's legacy is still a matter of controversy. CEO Travis Bembenek breaks down the facts in a new episode of Confidently Wrong.
Do you have friends who are ‘Confidently Wrong’ about President Sheinbaum? Then we have...
MND CEO Travis Bembenek and MexEdge founder George Reavis break down misconceptions about the Mexican president in this week's podcast.
Careyes: Community at the Heart of Costalegre’s Future
In one of Mexico's most rapidly developing landscapes, Careyes offers a glimpse of a new Mexico and one that is attracting residents from across the globe.
Looking to buy in the Riviera Maya? Look out for these hidden costs!
Buying real estate in the Riviera Maya requires different fees, costs and ownership structures than in the U.S. Here's what you need to know.
Macario Martínez, the former CDMX street sweeper, lights up NPR’s celebrated ‘Tiny Desk Concert’
It's a sign of the times that a 23-year-old Mexico City sanitation worker can ride his talent to the same U.S. public TV stage as Sting, Gloria Estefan and Adele.
The Flying Mexican: Mexico’s first-ever NBA draftee
The first ever foreign-born player to be drafted by the NBA, Mexico's Manuel Raga became a European basketball sensation.
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.
Karol G launches her own Cristalino tequila with SMA-based Casa Dragones
The celebrity-backed bottle is Casa Dragones’ first foray into Cristalino tequila, which involves an extra filtration process, often using activated charcoal, to remove the amber color gained during barrel aging.
If you love Florida’s natural springs, you’ll love the Yucatán’s untamed Sian Ka’an
If you’ve ever been drawn to the crystal-clear, turquoise waters of Florida, then get ready to be captivated by this natural Caribbean gem on the doorstep of Tulum.
What will Los Cabos look like in 10 years?
Years of intensive population growth have Los Cabos on a path for an exciting, but uncertain future. What will it look like in a decade?
Move over Valle de Guadalupe, there’s a new wine region in town
Puebla and Hidalgo wine might not be traditional, but these wineries and vineyards are aiming to change that.
Taste of Mexico: Mushrooms
Discover the long history of mushrooms in Mexican cuisine, the many local varieties still used today and the classic street-food flavor combo of champiñones y epazote.
A desert river under siege: Sonora communities say no to new dams
With water shortages in the northern state becoming ever more severe in the face of industrial concessions, community groups are mobilizing to save their towns, communities and lives.
Meet Manchas, the leak-detecting dog saving Saltillo’s water supply
Manchas is trained to detect the exact spot of a leak in a 400-meter stretch of pipeline, whereupon he lies down, telling water authorities exactly where to start digging.
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.
Archaeologists discover rare scorpion-shaped mound likely used for solar observation
Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), which collaborated on the research, said that the site appears to have been “part of a civic/ceremonial complex" used to observe the exact path of the sun during solstices.
Macario Martínez, the former CDMX street sweeper, lights up NPR’s celebrated ‘Tiny Desk Concert’
It's a sign of the times that a 23-year-old Mexico City sanitation worker can ride his talent to the same U.S. public TV stage as Sting, Gloria Estefan and Adele.
The Flying Mexican: Mexico’s first-ever NBA draftee
The first ever foreign-born player to be drafted by the NBA, Mexico's Manuel Raga became a European basketball sensation.
Can teen soccer star Gilberto Mora break Mexico’s World Cup curse?
The breakout star of the FIFA U20 World Cup, Gilberto Mora is the most promising Mexican footballer in decades.
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.
Karol G launches her own Cristalino tequila with SMA-based Casa Dragones
The celebrity-backed bottle is Casa Dragones’ first foray into Cristalino tequila, which involves an extra filtration process, often using activated charcoal, to remove the amber color gained during barrel aging.
Gulf of California whales sue for their right to a livable habitat
The lawsuit is based on constitutional and treaty obligations protecting wildlife, but it also foresees a philosophical sea change by assigning "rights" to animals.
9-hour storm floods over 1,000 homes in Puerto Vallarta
Among the Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods affected by flooding were Ixtapa, Cañadas, Mojoneras, Bobadilla, La Floresta, Portales and Parque Las Palmas.
Flooding death toll reaches 64, Veracruz most affected with 29 dead, 18 missing
Various rivers burst their banks and landslides occurred in Veracruz, Puebla, Hidalgo, San Luis Potosí and Querétaro as a result of the torrential rain associated with Hurricane Priscilla and Tropical Storm Raymond last week.
The Marigalante, Puerto Vallarta’s pirate ship, sinks in Bay of Banderas
The Marigalante, an ornate, wooden replica of Christopher Columbus’s Santa María, had long been a fixture of Puerto Vallarta’s skyline, offering nightly pirate-themed dinner cruises and daytime snorkeling tours.
Where to find real estate in Mexico by personality type
Whether extroverted, neurotic or agreeable, there's a Mexican town that's right for you.
Careyes: Community at the Heart of Costalegre’s Future
In one of Mexico's most rapidly developing landscapes, Careyes offers a glimpse of a new Mexico and one that is attracting residents from across the globe.
Looking to buy in the Riviera Maya? Look out for these hidden costs!
Buying real estate in the Riviera Maya requires different fees, costs and ownership structures than in the U.S. Here's what you need to know.
Inside Conagua’s quest to eliminate water theft in Mexico
The National Water Commission (Conagua) has detected more than 52,000 irregularities in water concessions, according to deputy director for water management Mauricio Rodríguez Alonso.
A desert river under siege: Sonora communities say no to new dams
With water shortages in the northern state becoming ever more severe in the face of industrial concessions, community groups are mobilizing to save their towns, communities and lives.
Meet Manchas, the leak-detecting dog saving Saltillo’s water supply
Manchas is trained to detect the exact spot of a leak in a 400-meter stretch of pipeline, whereupon he lies down, telling water authorities exactly where to start digging.
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.
Electric trucks to haul cargo from Monterrey to Laredo starting in November
A private company has developed a transport route for its state-of-the-art electric vehicles to cleanly haul cargo from Monterrey into the U.S.
New US tariff threatens Mexico’s automotive industry starting Oct. 1
It was still unclear Friday whether some Mexican products would be eligible for an exemption under the USMCA free trade agreement.
China launches trade investigation into Mexico’s planned tariff hike
In pushing back against Mexico's planned tariff hike, China has accused Mexico of bowing to Trump — but President Sheinbaum says that's not true.
Does your town make the list of Mexico’s most violent municipalities?
According to homicide data for the 12 months between September 2024 and August 2025, five popular tourism destinations are among Mexico's 50 most violent municipalities.
Maya Train caused damage to 8 cenotes, environment minister tells Congress
Mexico's Environment Ministry is prioritizing remediation along Section 5 — which connects Cancún with Tulum — while auditing the project's permits to determine which environmental conditions remain unmet.
Why doesn’t Mexico have a strong opposition party?
With the Morena party entering its eighth year of power, what is stopping political opposition from mounting a serious challenge?
Mexico’s week in review: Security challenges and cooperation as Sheinbaum wraps up one year...
Other headlines included Mexicans in trouble abroad, a new migrant caravan and the expansion of seed banks to preserve traditional corn varieties.
Taste of Mexico: Salsa
Molcajeteado, pico de gallo, tatemado... there are so many different types of salsa, we had to ask an expert to explain them to us.
Move over Valle de Guadalupe, there’s a new wine region in town
Puebla and Hidalgo wine might not be traditional, but these wineries and vineyards are aiming to change that.
Taste of Mexico: Mushrooms
Discover the long history of mushrooms in Mexican cuisine, the many local varieties still used today and the classic street-food flavor combo of champiñones y epazote.
A guide to winter fruits in Mexico
Mangos may be out of season for now, but a fresh crop of other delicious winter fruits in Mexico awaits at your local market.