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Sinaloa mine collapse: Second miner rescued, third found dead, fourth still missing
The heroic rescue required diving through flooded tunnels with near-zero visibility, and then needing close to half a day to clear a path to bring the miner to the surface.
Mexico in Numbers: The 10 largest companies in Mexico
State-owned oil company Pemex leads the list of Mexico's biggest companies, in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
What to do with millions of liters of stolen fuel? Thursday’s mañanera recapped
President Sheinbaum also commented on political opponents' "anger" over her popularity and addressed the possibility of judicial recall elections at her Thursday morning press conference.
Sinaloa mine collapse: Second miner rescued, third found dead, fourth still missing
The heroic rescue required diving through flooded tunnels with near-zero visibility, and then needing close to half a day to clear a path to bring the miner to the surface.
Mexico in Numbers: The 10 largest companies in Mexico
State-owned oil company Pemex leads the list of Mexico's biggest companies, in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
What to do with millions of liters of stolen fuel? Thursday’s mañanera recapped
President Sheinbaum also commented on political opponents' "anger" over her popularity and addressed the possibility of judicial recall elections at her Thursday morning press conference.
Andrea Bocelli teams up with Los Ángeles Azules for the next free Zócalo concert
Opera, cumbia, classical music and pop collide in a genre-bending free concert coming to Mexico City's Zócalo this month.
Why does the Legion of Christ continue to have so many followers in Mexico?
Despite their association with disgraced founder who betrayed their values, Legion of Christ schools in Mexico continue to prosper.
The Lake Chapala Orchestra is sustained by devotion
The Lake Chapala Orchestra is made up mostly of foreign residents who also happen to be talented musicians, and is supported by an appreciative community.
National Guard arrests truck driver hauling 66,000 liters of illegal fuel
Fuel theft has long been a problem in Mexico, including in México state and the Red Triangle region of the neighboring state of Puebla. The Sheinbaum administration is making strides to put an end to the dangerous business.
Deloitte report: Mexico’s economic benefits from hosting World Cup could reach US $2.25B
Mexico has much to gain as host of the World Cup, including prestige, respect, and a skyhigh international image. But there's also money to be made, perhsaps as much US $2.25 billion.
A win for whales in their suit against huge vessels in the Gulf of...
The novel lawsuit, with Gulf of California whales serving as the plaintiffs, is based on the principle that whales are equally entitled to a safe and liveable habitat as human beings.
GAC airs plans to be the first Chinese automaker to build cars in Mexico
Though Chinese automobiles are a familiar option for Mexican consumers, no Chinese carmaker manufactures its products locally. Avoiding a 50% tariff is an incentive for changing the situation.
One country is winning the US-China trade war: Mexico
U.S. Census Bureau data shows that Mexico has benefited from an escalation of the U.S.-China trade war during U.S. President Donald Trump's second term, as well as increased U.S. protectionism against Canada.
CFE greenlights grid connection for 130-MW wind project in Tamaulipas
Vancouver-based clean energy developer Revolve Renewable Power is at the mid to advanced stage on two wind energy projects in Mexico’s northeast: EL24 in Tamaulipas and the 400-MW Presa Nueva project in Nuevo León, with two more projects in development.
The Holy Week tradition that keeps Mexican residents united in San Miguel de Allende
In this tight-knit city that's rapidly embracing outsiders, San Miguel's centuries-old tradition of creating a homemade Friday of Sorrows altar for public viewing is a community constant.
A road trip through the oldest coffee route in Mexico
In the highlands of eastern Veracruz lies Mexico's oldest coffee route, home to historic fincas and memorable cafes.
Mexico in Numbers: Fertility rate and the modern Mexican family
In this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers, chief writer Peter Davies looks at how the dropping fertility rate and rising age of marriage for women are reshaping Mexican families.
Andrea Bocelli teams up with Los Ángeles Azules for the next free Zócalo concert
Opera, cumbia, classical music and pop collide in a genre-bending free concert coming to Mexico City's Zócalo this month.
Why does the Legion of Christ continue to have so many followers in Mexico?
Despite their association with disgraced founder who betrayed their values, Legion of Christ schools in Mexico continue to prosper.
The Lake Chapala Orchestra is sustained by devotion
The Lake Chapala Orchestra is made up mostly of foreign residents who also happen to be talented musicians, and is supported by an appreciative community.
National Guard arrests truck driver hauling 66,000 liters of illegal fuel
Fuel theft has long been a problem in Mexico, including in México state and the Red Triangle region of the neighboring state of Puebla. The Sheinbaum administration is making strides to put an end to the dangerous business.
Deloitte report: Mexico’s economic benefits from hosting World Cup could reach US $2.25B
Mexico has much to gain as host of the World Cup, including prestige, respect, and a skyhigh international image. But there's also money to be made, perhsaps as much US $2.25 billion.
A win for whales in their suit against huge vessels in the Gulf of California
The novel lawsuit, with Gulf of California whales serving as the plaintiffs, is based on the principle that whales are equally entitled to a safe and liveable habitat as human beings.
Mexico in Numbers: The 10 largest companies in Mexico
State-owned oil company Pemex leads the list of Mexico's biggest companies, in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
How safe really is Mexico for expats? A message from Travis Bembenek, CEO of Mexico...
Mexico News Daily introduces a new initiative to provide real answers to the perennial question of safety in Mexico, based on the experiences people who actually live here.
Are animal spirits returning to the business community in Mexico? A perspective from our...
Is optimism returning to Mexico's business community? MND CEO Travis Bembenek thinks the famed animal spirits may finally be stirring.
Insights from the oldest and most prestigious American School in Mexico: A new ‘Confidently...
The latest episode of Confidently Wrong visits the century-old American School Foundation for insight on what it takes to give kids a world-class education outside of their home country.
The AI fake news tsunami is upon us — what does this mean for...
As realistic, AI-generated fake news flooding our feeds, MND CEO Travis Bembenek explains why teaching kids about media literacy has never been more urgent.
China threatens retaliation over Mexico’s tariff hikes
Beijing warned Mexico it reserves the right to retaliate after an official probe found Mexico's sweeping tariff hikes on Chinese goods constitute trade and investment barriers.
USMCA trade deal negotiations formally kick off in Washington
The review was built into NAFTA's successor to ensure its efficacy moving forward, but some of Trump's comments and actions have cast doubt on the North America free trade pact's very survival.
Mexico extends tariffs on steel imports from Asian countries with no trade pact
The tariff extension goes hand in hand with a new government policy prioritizing Mexican content over overall cost when purchasing products or components from abroad.
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12.57
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Deloitte report: Mexico’s economic benefits from hosting World Cup could reach US $2.25B
Mexico has much to gain as host of the World Cup, including prestige, respect, and a skyhigh international image. But there's also money to be made, perhsaps as much US $2.25 billion.
GAC airs plans to be the first Chinese automaker to build cars in Mexico
Though Chinese automobiles are a familiar option for Mexican consumers, no Chinese carmaker manufactures its products locally. Avoiding a 50% tariff is an incentive for changing the situation.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
17.37
CAD
12.57
EUR
20.31
Sheinbaum celebrates Iran-US ceasefire deal: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum called the two-week ceasefire deal between Washington and Tehran "good for the country," citing falling oil prices as a direct benefit.
Tainted vitamin drips kill 7 at Sonora clinic: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
At Tuesday's presidential press conference, Health Minister David Kershenobich confirmed that 10 people became ill after receiving intravenous vitamin infusions in Sonora, resulting in seven deaths.
What to do with millions of liters of stolen fuel? Thursday’s...
President Sheinbaum also commented on political opponents' "anger" over her popularity and addressed the possibility of judicial recall elections at her Thursday morning press conference.
Is it crazy to move to Mexico with a middle schooler? A new ‘Confidently Wrong’ podcast
Doing just about anything with a middle schooler can be a challenge. So what is it like moving to Mexico with a tween? That's the theme of this week's "Confidently Wrong" podcast.
How to swear in Mexico: Curse words for south of the border
Swearing in Mexican Spanish is an art form, but it's one you'll want to be careful about before using it in public.
Puff, puff, pass? The cloudy legality of marijuana in Mexico
Is smoking marijuana legal for tourists or residents in Mexico? How about possession? The answers are a bit confusing.
MND Local: Safety spotlighted in Los Cabos during high season peaks, plus other news and updates
From Spring Break and Semana Santa going off without a hitch to new infrastructure upgrades, there's plenty to report on in Los Cabos.
Blockade update: Protests still impacting 4 Mexican highways
As of 1 p.m. on Tuesday, blockades were reported in the states of Guanajuato, Baja California, Tamaulipas and Michoacán.
Into the great outdoors in Nayarit, an adventure lover’s paradise
From volcanoes and magic rivers to blue-footed boobies, Nayarit offers a wealth of outdoor adventures and one-of-a-kind expeditions.
How to swear in Mexico: Curse words for south of the border
Swearing in Mexican Spanish is an art form, but it's one you'll want to be careful about before using it in public.
Puff, puff, pass? The cloudy legality of marijuana in Mexico
Is smoking marijuana legal for tourists or residents in Mexico? How about possession? The answers are a bit confusing.
Are animal spirits returning to the business community in Mexico? A perspective from our...
Is optimism returning to Mexico's business community? MND CEO Travis Bembenek thinks the famed animal spirits may finally be stirring.
Insights from the oldest and most prestigious American School in Mexico: A new ‘Confidently...
The latest episode of Confidently Wrong visits the century-old American School Foundation for insight on what it takes to give kids a world-class education outside of their home country.
Highest housing prices in Mexico? That would be Mexico City, Baja California Sur and...
The average price of a house in Mexico is 1.86 million pesos (US $104,323). In Mexico City, that average more than doubles. And if you really want to live in a beach resort community, well, those averages don't apply.
MND Local: The Baja business deal that soured Trump on Mexico
The Trump Ocean Resort Baja Mexico was meant to a crown jewel in a property empire, but its failure left its namesake feeling bitter.
Why does the Legion of Christ continue to have so many followers in Mexico?
Despite their association with disgraced founder who betrayed their values, Legion of Christ schools in Mexico continue to prosper.
The Lake Chapala Orchestra is sustained by devotion
The Lake Chapala Orchestra is made up mostly of foreign residents who also happen to be talented musicians, and is supported by an appreciative community.
Campo Alto at Querencia: How a golf course is built in Los Cabos
Great golf courses take time, but Querencia, a luxurious community in Los Cabos, is expecting its second to open later this year.
‘My favorite city in the world:’ Pedro Pascal declares his love for CDMX
Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada surprised the Hollywood actor on the set of his new movie, "De Noche," while filming Thursday in the Historic Center.
Blockade update: Protests still impacting 4 Mexican highways
As of 1 p.m. on Tuesday, blockades were reported in the states of Guanajuato, Baja California, Tamaulipas and Michoacán.
Into the great outdoors in Nayarit, an adventure lover’s paradise
From volcanoes and magic rivers to blue-footed boobies, Nayarit offers a wealth of outdoor adventures and one-of-a-kind expeditions.
What to cook in April: Take advantage of Mexico’s spring bounty
From asparagus with chile and lime to mango sorbet, Bel Woodhouse's got you covered with her favorite April recipes for all those fruits and vegetables available right now at your local mercado.
A road trip through the oldest coffee route in Mexico
In the highlands of eastern Veracruz lies Mexico's oldest coffee route, home to historic fincas and memorable cafes.
Mexico City’s traditional agricultural canals are at risk of disappearing. Meet the activists trying...
Mexico's City's Xochimilco chinampas agricultural canals are polluted and at risk of disappearing, but 89-year-old activist Abuela Amalia and a new summit of community leaders are determined to save them.
Building materials company Holcim to invest US $20M in its water conservation strategy
To date, Holcim has cut its water extraction volume by 58% by increasing the use of treated wastewater, recirculation technologies and predictive maintenance, which it implements at 71% of its plants in Mexico.
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.
Andrea Bocelli teams up with Los Ángeles Azules for the next free Zócalo concert
Opera, cumbia, classical music and pop collide in a genre-bending free concert coming to Mexico City's Zócalo this month.
Why does the Legion of Christ continue to have so many followers in Mexico?
Despite their association with disgraced founder who betrayed their values, Legion of Christ schools in Mexico continue to prosper.
The Lake Chapala Orchestra is sustained by devotion
The Lake Chapala Orchestra is made up mostly of foreign residents who also happen to be talented musicians, and is supported by an appreciative community.
MND Local: With throttle therapy, motion is medicine
From Bucerías to El Cerro de la Bufa, it's all part of a throttle therapy session, road tripping through Mexico on motorcycle to soothe the soul.
Campo Alto at Querencia: How a golf course is built in Los Cabos
Great golf courses take time, but Querencia, a luxurious community in Los Cabos, is expecting its second to open later this year.
‘My favorite city in the world:’ Pedro Pascal declares his love for CDMX
Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada surprised the Hollywood actor on the set of his new movie, "De Noche," while filming Thursday in the Historic Center.
Sinaloa mine collapse: Second miner rescued, third found dead, fourth still missing
The heroic rescue required diving through flooded tunnels with near-zero visibility, and then needing close to half a day to clear a path to bring the miner to the surface.
National Guard arrests truck driver hauling 66,000 liters of illegal fuel
Fuel theft has long been a problem in Mexico, including in México state and the Red Triangle region of the neighboring state of Puebla. The Sheinbaum administration is making strides to put an end to the dangerous business.
A win for whales in their suit against huge vessels in the Gulf of...
The novel lawsuit, with Gulf of California whales serving as the plaintiffs, is based on the principle that whales are equally entitled to a safe and liveable habitat as human beings.
300-kg crocodile alarms bathers at Puerto Escondido’s Bacocho Beach
The croc may have been wandering after being displaced from its usual home, a phenomenon that has led to increasing out-of-place crocodile spottings along the Jalisco and Oaxaca coasts.
What homeowners should know before selling property in Mexico
Buying and selling property in Mexico are different processes, but with each its important to get the details right ... and to find the right real estate agent.
Highest housing prices in Mexico? That would be Mexico City, Baja California Sur and...
The average price of a house in Mexico is 1.86 million pesos (US $104,323). In Mexico City, that average more than doubles. And if you really want to live in a beach resort community, well, those averages don't apply.
MND Local: The Baja business deal that soured Trump on Mexico
The Trump Ocean Resort Baja Mexico was meant to a crown jewel in a property empire, but its failure left its namesake feeling bitter.
On the ground with the Guadalajara water crisis
Protests continue in Guadalajara, despite the recent firing of the head of Guadalajara's water agency amid an ongoing water crisis.
Mexico City’s traditional agricultural canals are at risk of disappearing. Meet the activists trying...
Mexico's City's Xochimilco chinampas agricultural canals are polluted and at risk of disappearing, but 89-year-old activist Abuela Amalia and a new summit of community leaders are determined to save them.
Building materials company Holcim to invest US $20M in its water conservation strategy
To date, Holcim has cut its water extraction volume by 58% by increasing the use of treated wastewater, recirculation technologies and predictive maintenance, which it implements at 71% of its plants in Mexico.
Rancho La Puerta — From US $17.50 a day to one of the world’s...
Rancho La Puerta was founded in 1940 Edmond Szekely and his wife Deborah, and over the next 80+ years it would become perhaps the world's finest spa.
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.
China threatens retaliation over Mexico’s tariff hikes
Beijing warned Mexico it reserves the right to retaliate after an official probe found Mexico's sweeping tariff hikes on Chinese goods constitute trade and investment barriers.
USMCA trade deal negotiations formally kick off in Washington
The review was built into NAFTA's successor to ensure its efficacy moving forward, but some of Trump's comments and actions have cast doubt on the North America free trade pact's very survival.
Mexico extends tariffs on steel imports from Asian countries with no trade pact
The tariff extension goes hand in hand with a new government policy prioritizing Mexican content over overall cost when purchasing products or components from abroad.
The Holy Week tradition that keeps Mexican residents united in San Miguel de Allende
In this tight-knit city that's rapidly embracing outsiders, San Miguel's centuries-old tradition of creating a homemade Friday of Sorrows altar for public viewing is a community constant.
A road trip through the oldest coffee route in Mexico
In the highlands of eastern Veracruz lies Mexico's oldest coffee route, home to historic fincas and memorable cafes.
Mexico in Numbers: Fertility rate and the modern Mexican family
In this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers, chief writer Peter Davies looks at how the dropping fertility rate and rising age of marriage for women are reshaping Mexican families.
Procesión del Silencio, the somber Michoacán Holy Week tradition
The Procession of Silence is one of many religious festivities during Holy Week in Mexico, with particular importance in Michoacán and the broader Bajío region.
Made in Mexico: Grupo Herdez
Grupo Herdez doesn't just manufacture food for people in Mexico to eat, in important ways, it's also deciding which foods matter most and which recipes are being preserved.
What to cook in April: Take advantage of Mexico’s spring bounty
From asparagus with chile and lime to mango sorbet, Bel Woodhouse's got you covered with her favorite April recipes for all those fruits and vegetables available right now at your local mercado.
A road trip through the oldest coffee route in Mexico
In the highlands of eastern Veracruz lies Mexico's oldest coffee route, home to historic fincas and memorable cafes.
Fish fraud on the rise: Over one-third of seafood sold in Mexico isn’t what...
A new report by the globally respected ocean conservation group Oceana found that 38% of 1,262 fish and seafood samples collected in restaurants and markets in the 10 largest Mexican cities were mislabeled or sold fraudulently — nearly double the global average.
