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Polls find optimism about Mexico’s World Cup performance — both as competitor and as host
Respondents like their country's chances to advance to the Round of 16, and foresee a safe and successful atmosphere for the event.
Volunteers will rescue dogs abandoned during Virgin of Guadalupe pilgrimage
The millions of devotees who trek to the city to worship their Virgin of Guadalupe leave dozens of abandoned dogs behind near the Basilica.
Automaker Stellantis planning major expansion of its Mexican operations
Its reinforced commitment to Mexico strikes a contrast to some other global automakers who have either moved out or paused plans to move in.
Polls find optimism about Mexico’s World Cup performance — both as competitor and...
Respondents like their country's chances to advance to the Round of 16, and foresee a safe and successful atmosphere for the event.
Volunteers will rescue dogs abandoned during Virgin of Guadalupe pilgrimage
The millions of devotees who trek to the city to worship their Virgin of Guadalupe leave dozens of abandoned dogs behind near the Basilica.
Automaker Stellantis planning major expansion of its Mexican operations
Its reinforced commitment to Mexico strikes a contrast to some other global automakers who have either moved out or paused plans to move in.
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Bad Bunny’s sold out tour is bringing big bucks to Mexico City
The Puerto Rican superstar is coming to the capital this month as part of his “I Should Have Taken More Photos" World Tour.
Inflation continued climb towards 4% in late November
Mexico's core inflation index hit the highest levels since March as November proved a difficult month for the economy.
Mexico faces new tariff threat from Trump over water debt
Despite Mexico's agreement in April to deliver more water to the U.S., the 2020-25 treaty cycle concluded in late October with Mexico still owing its neighbor just over 865,000 acre-feet of water.
The historical bridges beneath Guadalajara
One of Guadalajara's historic bridges has been covered in grafitti, but another has been rehabilitated by INAH and given a second life as a tourist attraction.
Pingüino: How one art collective turned Mexican folk art into interior design magic
Arising from Mexico's magical realist tradition, these artisan-made treasures have become the height of stylist interior fashion.
Trump showed ‘a lot of respect’ in first meeting, says Sheinbaum: Monday’s mañanera recapped
When asked about her first in-person meeting with U.S. President Trump on Friday, Sheinbaum said Trump showed "a lot of respect toward Mexico" and "we're always going to thank him for that."
Formal employment in Mexico is up 2.7%, hitting record of 22.8M workers
IMSS director general Zoé Robledo said the increase in formal employment in 2025 should be seen as “a sign of resilience in the labor market,” which had shown signs of deterioration earlier in the year.
Nearly 40% of businesses in Mexico now using AI, says AWS executive
Around 495,000 companies in Mexico have adopted AI over the last year, with 2 million businesses now using the technology, according to Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) general manager Rubén Mugártegui.
The Nohoch Mul pyramid, tallest in the northern Yucatán Peninsula, is climbable again
Time, weather and visitors' feet had taken their toll on the stone steps of the pyramid. A new wooden staircase will again allow for climbing to the top, a key part of the experience for many.
How a Soviet genius cracked the uncrackable Maya code
How could a Russian who had never even visited Mexico become the first person since the ancient Maya to underderstand their written language? It all started with a few Mayan codices stolen by the Nazis.
Sheinbaum joins US President Trump and Canada PM Carney at the FIFA World Cup...
The draw results are now in: Group assignments are set and Mexico will kick off the World Cup with a June 11 game against South Africa.
Mexican ag experts: Your insights are needed
Wikifarmer is encouraging Mexican farmers to take its new survey as part of efforts to gather up-to-date information on agriculture in the country, including pricing changes and the effects of climate change.
Bad Bunny’s sold out tour is bringing big bucks to Mexico City
The Puerto Rican superstar is coming to the capital this month as part of his “I Should Have Taken More Photos" World Tour.
Inflation continued climb towards 4% in late November
Mexico's core inflation index hit the highest levels since March as November proved a difficult month for the economy.
Mexico faces new tariff threat from Trump over water debt
Despite Mexico's agreement in April to deliver more water to the U.S., the 2020-25 treaty cycle concluded in late October with Mexico still owing its neighbor just over 865,000 acre-feet of water.
The historical bridges beneath Guadalajara
One of Guadalajara's historic bridges has been covered in grafitti, but another has been rehabilitated by INAH and given a second life as a tourist attraction.
Pingüino: How one art collective turned Mexican folk art into interior design magic
Arising from Mexico's magical realist tradition, these artisan-made treasures have become the height of stylist interior fashion.
Trump showed ‘a lot of respect’ in first meeting, says Sheinbaum: Monday’s mañanera recapped
When asked about her first in-person meeting with U.S. President Trump on Friday, Sheinbaum said Trump showed "a lot of respect toward Mexico" and "we're always going to thank him for that."
Automaker Stellantis planning major expansion of its Mexican operations
Its reinforced commitment to Mexico strikes a contrast to some other global automakers who have either moved out or paused plans to move in.
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.
A few words about the new MND Merch and MND culture: A perspective from...
You asked, MND delivers: CEO Travis Bembenek introduces MND Merch, so readers can rep the MND mission across Mexico and beyond.
Facts and figures about the newly opened US Embassy in CDMX: A perspective from...
Our CEO Travis Bembenek took a tour of the new United States Embassy in Mexico City, a state-of-the-art diplomatic complex featuring two gyms, a basketball court and an on-site medical clinic.
Should the US help Mexico beat the cartels? A perspective from our CEO
Are U.S. bombs what Mexico needs to end cartels once and for all? Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek looks at what kinds of aid might actually be effective.
Automaker Stellantis planning major expansion of its Mexican operations
Its reinforced commitment to Mexico strikes a contrast to some other global automakers who have either moved out or paused plans to move in.
Foreign direct investment in Mexico climbs to record US $40.9B, already surpassing all of...
New investment contributed to around 16% of total FDI in Mexico in the first nine months of the year, with the remainder of the money coming from reinvestment of profits and payments by foreign companies with an existing presence in Mexico.
Jalisco announces a new chip design park to strengthen Mexico’s semiconductor industry
The chip design plant will give a boost to the Mexican government's Kutsari project to coordinate efforts among the public, private and academic sectors to strengthen the industry.
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Nearly 40% of businesses in Mexico now using AI, says AWS executive
Around 495,000 companies in Mexico have adopted AI over the last year, with 2 million businesses now using the technology, according to Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) general manager Rubén Mugártegui.
Mexico’s business elite presents President Sheinbaum with a US $40 billion investment package
The proposal came during the president's annual end-of-the-year luncheon with the Mexican Buiness Council (CMN), the atmosphere of which was reportedly warm and positive.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
18.19
CAD
13.14
EUR
21.16
Trump showed ‘a lot of respect’ in first meeting, says Sheinbaum: Monday’s mañanera recapped
When asked about her first in-person meeting with U.S. President Trump on Friday, Sheinbaum said Trump showed "a lot of respect toward Mexico" and "we're always going to thank him for that."
Former Jalisco governor kicks off his second career as a pro soccer coach
High Mexican officials who set down some roots in Spain include former presidents Peña Nieto and Salinas de Gortari. But ex-Gov. Alfaro is the only one who went to coach pro soccer.
Former Chihuahua governor César Duarte arrested for embezzlement
The politician is currently accused of several crimes committed during his tenure under former President Peña Nieto.
La casa chica: The rise and fall of Mexico’s institution of second families
La casa chica, the secondary home for one's mistress and illegitimate children, was once a male prerogative. Nowadays, however, it's a tradition in decline across gender lines.
AI won’t solve your language problems: A take on using AI for language translation
Using AI chatbots to practice your Spanish? Thinking about it? Former language teacher Sarah DeVries lays out what to know about using AI for language learning.
Mexico’s middle class: Who are they and what do their lives look like?
Mexicans from across the country share their perspectives on what a middle-class income and lifestyle look like today in Mexico.
The Nohoch Mul pyramid, tallest in the northern Yucatán Peninsula, is climbable again
Time, weather and visitors' feet had taken their toll on the stone steps of the pyramid. A new wooden staircase will again allow for climbing to the top, a key part of the experience for many.
Mexico’s landscapes make every mile count
Mexico's roadside landscapes are spectacular and ever-changing. No matter what part of the country you choose to drive in, you'll be treated to a shifting, chaotic series of beautiful landscapes.
What makes Mérida Mexico’s cutest city: 8 architectural secrets revealed
Mérida, the capital city of the state of Yucatán, is one of the most charming cities in Mexico, thanks to its pleasing mix of Indigenous and Colonial architectural styles and its signature decorative accents.
AI won’t solve your language problems: A take on using AI for language translation
Using AI chatbots to practice your Spanish? Thinking about it? Former language teacher Sarah DeVries lays out what to know about using AI for language learning.
Mexico’s middle class: Who are they and what do their lives look like?
Mexicans from across the country share their perspectives on what a middle-class income and lifestyle look like today in Mexico.
A few words about the new MND Merch and MND culture: A perspective from...
You asked, MND delivers: CEO Travis Bembenek introduces MND Merch, so readers can rep the MND mission across Mexico and beyond.
Facts and figures about the newly opened US Embassy in CDMX: A perspective from...
Our CEO Travis Bembenek took a tour of the new United States Embassy in Mexico City, a state-of-the-art diplomatic complex featuring two gyms, a basketball court and an on-site medical clinic.
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.
Sustainability meets investment at these Mexican real estate projects
Investing in real estate in Mexico doesn't just mean beachside condos, as these amazing sustainable developments prove.
The historical bridges beneath Guadalajara
One of Guadalajara's historic bridges has been covered in grafitti, but another has been rehabilitated by INAH and given a second life as a tourist attraction.
Pingüino: How one art collective turned Mexican folk art into interior design magic
Arising from Mexico's magical realist tradition, these artisan-made treasures have become the height of stylist interior fashion.
MND Local: San Miguel de Allende community roundup
Art, celebration and Christmas cheer: San Miguel de Allende has it in spades this month.
Cirque du Soleil prepares a permanent aquatic mega-show on the Riviera Nayarit
The coming show and venue are all about water: the 696-seat venue combines a 360-degree aquatic stage, a wrap-around “human aquarium” and a submersible platform.
Mexico’s landscapes make every mile count
Mexico's roadside landscapes are spectacular and ever-changing. No matter what part of the country you choose to drive in, you'll be treated to a shifting, chaotic series of beautiful landscapes.
What makes Mérida Mexico’s cutest city: 8 architectural secrets revealed
Mérida, the capital city of the state of Yucatán, is one of the most charming cities in Mexico, thanks to its pleasing mix of Indigenous and Colonial architectural styles and its signature decorative accents.
Mexican ag experts: Your insights are needed
Wikifarmer is encouraging Mexican farmers to take its new survey as part of efforts to gather up-to-date information on agriculture in the country, including pricing changes and the effects of climate change.
From Mexico to the world: amaranth, the tiny seed that traveled to space
It took a Mexican astronaut to carry amaranth seeds into space. But here on Earth, it has been a source of nutrition for thousands of years; in alegría bars, gluten-free flours and myriad other ways.
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.
Highway blockades return as Congress races to approve the new General Water Law
The lower house passed the bill in marathon 24-hour session as protesting farmers reactivated blockades they had dismantled after reaching an agreement with the government last week.
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.
Bad Bunny’s sold out tour is bringing big bucks to Mexico City
The Puerto Rican superstar is coming to the capital this month as part of his “I Should Have Taken More Photos" World Tour.
The historical bridges beneath Guadalajara
One of Guadalajara's historic bridges has been covered in grafitti, but another has been rehabilitated by INAH and given a second life as a tourist attraction.
Pingüino: How one art collective turned Mexican folk art into interior design magic
Arising from Mexico's magical realist tradition, these artisan-made treasures have become the height of stylist interior fashion.
NYT names Sheinbaum among the most stylish people of 2025
The NYT highlighted Sheinbaum's stance against major brands that copy artisans' work without credit or fair compensation, connecting her wardrobe choices to her defense of cultural property.
MND Local: San Miguel de Allende community roundup
Art, celebration and Christmas cheer: San Miguel de Allende has it in spades this month.
Cirque du Soleil prepares a permanent aquatic mega-show on the Riviera Nayarit
The coming show and venue are all about water: the 696-seat venue combines a 360-degree aquatic stage, a wrap-around “human aquarium” and a submersible platform.
Volunteers will rescue dogs abandoned during Virgin of Guadalupe pilgrimage
The millions of devotees who trek to the city to worship their Virgin of Guadalupe leave dozens of abandoned dogs behind near the Basilica.
Inflation continued climb towards 4% in late November
Mexico's core inflation index hit the highest levels since March as November proved a difficult month for the economy.
Mexico faces new tariff threat from Trump over water debt
Despite Mexico's agreement in April to deliver more water to the U.S., the 2020-25 treaty cycle concluded in late October with Mexico still owing its neighbor just over 865,000 acre-feet of water.
Formal employment in Mexico is up 2.7%, hitting record of 22.8M workers
IMSS director general Zoé Robledo said the increase in formal employment in 2025 should be seen as “a sign of resilience in the labor market,” which had shown signs of deterioration earlier in the year.
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.
Sustainability meets investment at these Mexican real estate projects
Investing in real estate in Mexico doesn't just mean beachside condos, as these amazing sustainable developments prove.
Mexico faces new tariff threat from Trump over water debt
Despite Mexico's agreement in April to deliver more water to the U.S., the 2020-25 treaty cycle concluded in late October with Mexico still owing its neighbor just over 865,000 acre-feet of water.
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.
Highway blockades return as Congress races to approve the new General Water Law
The lower house passed the bill in marathon 24-hour session as protesting farmers reactivated blockades they had dismantled after reaching an agreement with the government last week.
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.
Automaker Stellantis planning major expansion of its Mexican operations
Its reinforced commitment to Mexico strikes a contrast to some other global automakers who have either moved out or paused plans to move in.
Foreign direct investment in Mexico climbs to record US $40.9B, already surpassing all of...
New investment contributed to around 16% of total FDI in Mexico in the first nine months of the year, with the remainder of the money coming from reinvestment of profits and payments by foreign companies with an existing presence in Mexico.
Jalisco announces a new chip design park to strengthen Mexico’s semiconductor industry
The chip design plant will give a boost to the Mexican government's Kutsari project to coordinate efforts among the public, private and academic sectors to strengthen the industry.
How a Soviet genius cracked the uncrackable Maya code
How could a Russian who had never even visited Mexico become the first person since the ancient Maya to underderstand their written language? It all started with a few Mayan codices stolen by the Nazis.
Sheinbaum joins US President Trump and Canada PM Carney at the FIFA World Cup...
The draw results are now in: Group assignments are set and Mexico will kick off the World Cup with a June 11 game against South Africa.
Mexican ag experts: Your insights are needed
Wikifarmer is encouraging Mexican farmers to take its new survey as part of efforts to gather up-to-date information on agriculture in the country, including pricing changes and the effects of climate change.
El Jalapeño: Whales gather off the coast of Mexico as annual human watching season...
Human-watching season turns office life into a hilarious safari spectacle in this week's El Jalapeño, Mexico's premier fake news outlet.
Ancient genetic engineers: How Mexico’s Mesoamericans bred a tiny plant into corn
Science still doesn't know which of Mexico's ancient peoples discovered how to breed the tiny teosinte plant into what's still a major food staple for the nation today.
Mexican ag experts: Your insights are needed
Wikifarmer is encouraging Mexican farmers to take its new survey as part of efforts to gather up-to-date information on agriculture in the country, including pricing changes and the effects of climate change.
From Mexico to the world: amaranth, the tiny seed that traveled to space
It took a Mexican astronaut to carry amaranth seeds into space. But here on Earth, it has been a source of nutrition for thousands of years; in alegría bars, gluten-free flours and myriad other ways.
What to cook this December
Mexico has its share of iconic seasonal dishes that no holiday table should be without. Writer Bel Woodhouse shares her favorite recipes as well as a few tips for those preparing these dishes for the first time.
