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At Davos, Mexico’s environment minister stresses urgent climate action
While Trump's dispute with NATO members over Greenland dominates the headlines, Mexico's delegate at Davos is advocating for faster action on tackling climate change.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? The energy equation
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas explains how energy integration has become the operating system of North American competitiveness, with Mexico now importing over 60% of its natural gas from the U.S.
Made in Mexico — By an American ambassador
In his role as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico from 1927 to 1930, Dwight Morrow's persuasive diplomacy proved to have lasting impacts for Mexico and its relationship to the U.S.
At Davos, Mexico’s environment minister stresses urgent climate action
While Trump's dispute with NATO members over Greenland dominates the headlines, Mexico's delegate at Davos is advocating for faster action on tackling climate change.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? The energy equation
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas explains how energy integration has become the operating system of North American competitiveness, with Mexico now importing over 60% of its natural gas from the U.S.
Made in Mexico — By an American ambassador
In his role as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico from 1927 to 1930, Dwight Morrow's persuasive diplomacy proved to have lasting impacts for Mexico and its relationship to the U.S.
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Mexico’s cultural heartbeat pulses through Madrid as FITUR opens in the Spanish capital
At the 2026 edition of the International Tourism Fair (FITUR), Mexico is showcasing the essence of Mexicanidad to the global tourism market, both within FITUR's venue and at iconic venues around the city.
MND Local: Guadalajara January news roundup
New air links, an improved water system and public transport price increases all feature in our Guadalajara local news coverage this month.
MND Local: Everything you need to know about Ensenada Bay Village, Ensenada’s coming cruise...
Ensenada is one of Mexico most popular cruise destinations, averaging over a million cruise ship visitors per year since 2023, and its newest attraction may be its best yet.
Sheinbaum announces plan to standardize medical records and care: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Via the distribution of a new universal health "ID card," the Sheinbaum administration seeks to make progress toward a more integrated public health care system for Mexicans and foreign residents.
Mexico falls from PwC’s list of top 10 countries to invest in
The list is based on input from more than 4,000 CEOs worldwide about their likely investment destinations. Mexico had climbed to eighth place in 2025 but fell behind Saudi Arabia, Spain and Singapore for 2026.
In 1 year, Michoacán authorities deactivated more than 1,600 improvised explosive devices
The number of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) located, seized and deactivated by state authorities in Michoacán more than doubled last year, indicating that criminal groups' use of the makeshift bombs is becoming more prevalent.
Mexico leads LatAm in AI patents after IP office reports record year
According to the Mexican Institute of Intellectual Property (IMPI), last year it granted 972 patents to Mexican individuals, the highest figure in 30 years.
Same sport, same Olympics, same country: Mother and son will compete together for Mexico
Alpine skier Lasse Gaxiola, 17, has been named Mexico’s fifth athlete for the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, where he will compete in the same sport as his mother, veteran Olympian Sarah Schleper.
Mexico loses 25,000+ formal employers in record decline
The reduction in IMSS-affiliated employers was mainly due to the closure (or descent into informality) of businesses with a small number of employees.
Is Frida Kahlo overrated?
It might be sacrilege to suggest, but Bethany Platanella takes a look at the (controversial) evidence behind the claim.
Veracruz student Valeria Palacios wins the World Education Medal
With artifical intelligence and robotics, the 19-year-old college student from Veracruz tackled a range of social and environmental problems facing her community.
Trump: The US will ‘now’ start hitting Mexican land targets
President Sheinbaum reacted by declaring sovereignty a priority, but reiterated that Mexico is willing to continue working cooperatively with the United States on security issues.
Mexico’s cultural heartbeat pulses through Madrid as FITUR opens in the Spanish capital
At the 2026 edition of the International Tourism Fair (FITUR), Mexico is showcasing the essence of Mexicanidad to the global tourism market, both within FITUR's venue and at iconic venues around the city.
MND Local: Guadalajara January news roundup
New air links, an improved water system and public transport price increases all feature in our Guadalajara local news coverage this month.
MND Local: Everything you need to know about Ensenada Bay Village, Ensenada’s coming cruise attraction
Ensenada is one of Mexico most popular cruise destinations, averaging over a million cruise ship visitors per year since 2023, and its newest attraction may be its best yet.
Sheinbaum announces plan to standardize medical records and care: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Via the distribution of a new universal health "ID card," the Sheinbaum administration seeks to make progress toward a more integrated public health care system for Mexicans and foreign residents.
Mexico falls from PwC’s list of top 10 countries to invest in
The list is based on input from more than 4,000 CEOs worldwide about their likely investment destinations. Mexico had climbed to eighth place in 2025 but fell behind Saudi Arabia, Spain and Singapore for 2026.
In 1 year, Michoacán authorities deactivated more than 1,600 improvised explosive devices
The number of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) located, seized and deactivated by state authorities in Michoacán more than doubled last year, indicating that criminal groups' use of the makeshift bombs is becoming more prevalent.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? The energy equation
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas explains how energy integration has become the operating system of North American competitiveness, with Mexico now importing over 60% of its natural gas from the U.S.
The Mexico they don’t show you: Confidently Wrong interviews Servant Steve
Travis Bembenek and Mexico-based content creator Servant Steve cut through viral misinformation and stereotypes about Mexico on the latest Confidently Wrong podcast.
Mexico’s economy isn’t growing. What can be done? A perspective from our CEO
What needs to happen to turn around Mexico's sluggish economy? Travis Bembenek dive into the problem and possible solutions in this week's column.
When will the Mexican peso begin to behave rationally again? A perspective from our...
After an astoudingly strong performance last year, will the peso continue to defy the odds in 2026? CEO Travis Bembenek shares his take.
In the wake of Venezuela, is Mexico next? A perspective from our CEO
What does the U.S. attack on Venezuela mean for Mexico? CEO Travis Bembenek dives into the implications.
Mexico falls from PwC’s list of top 10 countries to invest in
The list is based on input from more than 4,000 CEOs worldwide about their likely investment destinations. Mexico had climbed to eighth place in 2025 but fell behind Saudi Arabia, Spain and Singapore for 2026.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? How the AI race changes the game
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas argues that Mexico is a critical partner in North America's AI race.
Tariffs cause a steep drop in Mexico’s heavy-duty vehicle industry
The plunge was across the board — exports, domestic sales, wholesale sales, production — with exports dipping below even pandemic-year lows.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
17.50
CAD
12.65
EUR
20.43
Mexico’s cultural heartbeat pulses through Madrid as FITUR opens in the Spanish capital
At the 2026 edition of the International Tourism Fair (FITUR), Mexico is showcasing the essence of Mexicanidad to the global tourism market, both within FITUR's venue and at iconic venues around the city.
Mexico falls from PwC’s list of top 10 countries to invest in
The list is based on input from more than 4,000 CEOs worldwide about their likely investment destinations. Mexico had climbed to eighth place in 2025 but fell behind Saudi Arabia, Spain and Singapore for 2026.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
17.50
CAD
12.65
EUR
20.43
Sheinbaum announces plan to standardize medical records and care: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
Via the distribution of a new universal health "ID card," the Sheinbaum administration seeks to make progress toward a more integrated public health care system for Mexicans and foreign residents.
Why did a US military plane touch down near Mexico City? Monday’s mañanera recapped
At her Monday morning press conference, President Sheinbaum faced questions about the arrival of a U.S. military plane at the airport in Toluca, México state, on Saturday.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? The energy equation
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas explains how energy integration has become the operating system of North American competitiveness, with Mexico now importing over 60% of its natural gas from the U.S.
The Mexico they don’t show you: Confidently Wrong interviews Servant Steve
Travis Bembenek and Mexico-based content creator Servant Steve cut through viral misinformation and stereotypes about Mexico on the latest Confidently Wrong podcast.
Mexico isn’t immune to the seduction of the smartphone
It's a sign of the times perhaps, but phone addiction in Mexico is rapidly becoming a thing we all have to deal with, and it's a shame.
My American Dream is in Mexico: Lupita Ramos
Mexican-American Lupita Ramos left the United States to rediscover her roots in Mexico. What she found changed everything.
Mexico’s cultural heartbeat pulses through Madrid as FITUR opens in the Spanish capital
At the 2026 edition of the International Tourism Fair (FITUR), Mexico is showcasing the essence of Mexicanidad to the global tourism market, both within FITUR's venue and at iconic venues around the city.
Mexico says FAA flight warnings are precautionary, have no operational impact
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday issued advisories urging U.S. airline pilots to "exercise caution" when flying over the Mexican Pacific and the Gulf of California due to military activities and GNSS interference.
Domestic tourism stagnates as economy cools
The domestic tourism market in Mexico saw essentially flat-line growth in 2025 after a decline in 2024, according to data published by the Tourism Ministry (Sectur).
Mexico isn’t immune to the seduction of the smartphone
It's a sign of the times perhaps, but phone addiction in Mexico is rapidly becoming a thing we all have to deal with, and it's a shame.
My American Dream is in Mexico: Lupita Ramos
Mexican-American Lupita Ramos left the United States to rediscover her roots in Mexico. What she found changed everything.
Mexico’s economy isn’t growing. What can be done? A perspective from our CEO
What needs to happen to turn around Mexico's sluggish economy? Travis Bembenek dive into the problem and possible solutions in this week's column.
When will the Mexican peso begin to behave rationally again? A perspective from our...
After an astoudingly strong performance last year, will the peso continue to defy the odds in 2026? CEO Travis Bembenek shares his take.
The Mexican legacy of landscaper Mario Schjetnan
If the subject is landscape architecture in Mexico, the name Mario Schjetnan is inescapable, thanks to his almost 50 year career in the country.
How golf sells real estate in Los Cabos
If you're buying real estate in the heart of Baja California Sur, chances are it's for the golf scene in Los Cabos. What's new in 2026?
4 of the coolest dinosaurs that once roamed Mexico
Many millions of years ago, Mexico was home to numerous dinosaurs species, including Quetzalcóatlus and the enormous and terrifying Gorgosaurus.
Why Jalisco’s precious obsidian is vanishing
Mexico's obsidian has been used for everything from Mexica swords to polished jaguar statues, but its largest deposits in Jalisco are being depleted.
The Mexican researcher who’s shrinking AI — literally
On the U.S. border, one student has created a localized, miniature AI that's leading the way in autonomous device development.
What’s on in the Riviera Maya in January
From Cancún to Tulum, here's a local guide to the very best of things to do.
Mexico says FAA flight warnings are precautionary, have no operational impact
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday issued advisories urging U.S. airline pilots to "exercise caution" when flying over the Mexican Pacific and the Gulf of California due to military activities and GNSS interference.
Domestic tourism stagnates as economy cools
The domestic tourism market in Mexico saw essentially flat-line growth in 2025 after a decline in 2024, according to data published by the Tourism Ministry (Sectur).
A pretty comprehensive history of Mexican Bread (and why it matters)
Mexican bread may have come under fire recently, but the country has a longer history of baking than you might expect
How long will the recalentado last?
How long will your holiday leftovers last in Mexico? If you follow the proper safety protocols, you'll be surprised.
La Paz to receive major water boost with new dam benefitting 250,000 residents
An anticipated 2.4 billion pesos (US $133.6 million) will be invested in the dam’s development through 2027, which will generate roughly 700 direct and 1,400 indirect jobs.
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.
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.
Made in Mexico — By an American ambassador
In his role as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico from 1927 to 1930, Dwight Morrow's persuasive diplomacy proved to have lasting impacts for Mexico and its relationship to the U.S.
4 of the coolest dinosaurs that once roamed Mexico
Many millions of years ago, Mexico was home to numerous dinosaurs species, including Quetzalcóatlus and the enormous and terrifying Gorgosaurus.
Why Jalisco’s precious obsidian is vanishing
Mexico's obsidian has been used for everything from Mexica swords to polished jaguar statues, but its largest deposits in Jalisco are being depleted.
MND Local: How one Puerto Vallarta expat group avoids the pitfalls of online culture
Tired of toxic online expat forums? Puerto Vallarta's Melanie Henderson's Facebook forum seems have found the secret to fostering a positive online space for foreigners in PV.
The Mexican researcher who’s shrinking AI — literally
On the U.S. border, one student has created a localized, miniature AI that's leading the way in autonomous device development.
What’s on in the Riviera Maya in January
From Cancún to Tulum, here's a local guide to the very best of things to do.
At Davos, Mexico’s environment minister stresses urgent climate action
While Trump's dispute with NATO members over Greenland dominates the headlines, Mexico's delegate at Davos is advocating for faster action on tackling climate change.
Mexico sends 37 alleged criminals to US in third major prisoner transfer
The latest transfer came amid heightened security tensions between Mexico and the United States, as President Donald Trump said earlier this month that the U.S. military would begin "hitting" Mexican cartels on land.
MND Local: Guadalajara January news roundup
New air links, an improved water system and public transport price increases all feature in our Guadalajara local news coverage this month.
In 1 year, Michoacán authorities deactivated more than 1,600 improvised explosive devices
The number of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) located, seized and deactivated by state authorities in Michoacán more than doubled last year, indicating that criminal groups' use of the makeshift bombs is becoming more prevalent.
Why moving to Monterrey might just be your Mexican dream
It may not be the first place in Mexico expats would think to move, but Monterrey has a lot going for it, including a very welcoming community.
The Mexican legacy of landscaper Mario Schjetnan
If the subject is landscape architecture in Mexico, the name Mario Schjetnan is inescapable, thanks to his almost 50 year career in the country.
How golf sells real estate in Los Cabos
If you're buying real estate in the heart of Baja California Sur, chances are it's for the golf scene in Los Cabos. What's new in 2026?
Mexican students turn water crisis into global innovation, compete for prestigious sustainability prize
Monterrey-area high schoolers didn't just learn from a water crisis in 2022, they used it as a platform to innovate and now are up for the Zayed Sustainability Prize.
La Paz to receive major water boost with new dam benefitting 250,000 residents
An anticipated 2.4 billion pesos (US $133.6 million) will be invested in the dam’s development through 2027, which will generate roughly 700 direct and 1,400 indirect jobs.
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.
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.
Mexico falls from PwC’s list of top 10 countries to invest in
The list is based on input from more than 4,000 CEOs worldwide about their likely investment destinations. Mexico had climbed to eighth place in 2025 but fell behind Saudi Arabia, Spain and Singapore for 2026.
Opinion: Could Mexico make America great again? How the AI race changes the game
In this week's article, the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico Pedro Casas argues that Mexico is a critical partner in North America's AI race.
Tariffs cause a steep drop in Mexico’s heavy-duty vehicle industry
The plunge was across the board — exports, domestic sales, wholesale sales, production — with exports dipping below even pandemic-year lows.
Is Frida Kahlo overrated?
It might be sacrilege to suggest, but Bethany Platanella takes a look at the (controversial) evidence behind the claim.
Veracruz student Valeria Palacios wins the World Education Medal
With artifical intelligence and robotics, the 19-year-old college student from Veracruz tackled a range of social and environmental problems facing her community.
Trump: The US will ‘now’ start hitting Mexican land targets
President Sheinbaum reacted by declaring sovereignty a priority, but reiterated that Mexico is willing to continue working cooperatively with the United States on security issues.
A pretty comprehensive history of Mexican Bread (and why it matters)
Mexican bread may have come under fire recently, but the country has a longer history of baking than you might expect
Cheers to cider, Mexico’s favorite bubbly beverage
Mexico has been producing ciders for hundreds of years, but the quality, particularly in the state of Puebla, has never been higher.
A pretty comprehensive history of Mexican Bread (and why it matters)
Mexican bread may have come under fire recently, but the country has a longer history of baking than you might expect
How long will the recalentado last?
How long will your holiday leftovers last in Mexico? If you follow the proper safety protocols, you'll be surprised.
Why you should skip the ‘acitrón’ sweet in your Rosca de Reyes
The ingredients for acitrón come from a protected cactus species threatened with extinction. But Mexican scientists think they're on track to develop a long-term method to repopulate it.
