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Visa suspends international transactions made with CIBanco cards
CIBanco was among three Mexican financial institutions that were sanctioned by the U.S. Department of Treasury last Wednesday and accused of laundering millions of dollars for drug cartels.
20 killed in gruesome massacre attributed to ‘Los Mayos’ in Culiacán
The massacre of 20 people, five of whom were decapitated, is the deadliest single episode of violence of what has widely been described as a "war" between "Los Chapitos" and "Los Mayos."
What’s on in Oaxaca in July?
It's Guelaguetza season, so expect the jewel of the southwest to be at its very best.
Visa suspends international transactions made with CIBanco cards
CIBanco was among three Mexican financial institutions that were sanctioned by the U.S. Department of Treasury last Wednesday and accused of laundering millions of dollars for drug cartels.
20 killed in gruesome massacre attributed to ‘Los Mayos’ in Culiacán
The massacre of 20 people, five of whom were decapitated, is the deadliest single episode of violence of what has widely been described as a "war" between "Los Chapitos" and "Los Mayos."
What’s on in Oaxaca in July?
It's Guelaguetza season, so expect the jewel of the southwest to be at its very best.
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Trading Zihuatanejo’s bustle for a quieter life in a small Mexican town
Longtime Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo resident Elisabeth Ashe recently built herself a home in the small nearby town of El Coacoyul. It's been both an adjustment and a discovery.
What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?
Discover everything from internationally touring art exhibits to intimate Buddhist celebrations going on in the nation's capital coming up in July.
Profits from this year’s Guelaguetza festival to help Oaxaca rebuild from Hurricane Erick
Oaxaca Governor Salomón Jara announced on Friday that all profits from the Guelaguetza festival, the state’s preeminent Indigenous cultural event, will be used to reconstruct regions destroyed by Hurricane Erick.
US sanctions on CIBanco, Intercam and Vector could put Mexico on FATF grey list
The recently imposed sanctions will be reflected in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)'s next assessment of Mexico, which hasn't been assessed by the FATF since 2017.
Mexico City to transform into living museum for Tenochtitlán’s 700th anniversary
The capital of the Aztec Empire, founded in 1325 on the site of today's Mexico City, will be commemorated in July with a rich variety of performances, art and more.
Conafor reports Tecate blaze is 75% contained after 15 days of wildfire
The fire, which has now spread to over 16,000 hectares, started on June 16 in the Guadalajara 2 community of Tecate, a municipality of approximately 100,000.
In a boost for the Rivera Maya economy, Hotel Xcaret unveils US $700M expansion
The expansion by the mega-resort, already one of the largest in the region, is part of an ambitious plan to develop a 3-billion-dollar tourist complex.
Authorities dismantle multi-state fuel theft network, seizing millions in assets
The criminal group mainly stole fuel from pipelines operated by the state oil company Pemex, and operated out of 12 facilities spread out across México state, Hidalgo and Querétaro.
Flossie expected to become a hurricane as Barry drenches Gulf states
Mexico’s National Meteorological Service issued a Tropical Storm Warning for Mexico’s west coast from Punta San Telmo, Michoacán, to Playa Perula, Jalisco, just north of Manzanillo.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Beach lovers
This week, Nellie takes a look at the best seaside escapes that the country has to offer.
Is ‘gaming the system’ in Mexico still a good economic solution for US citizens?
U.S. citizens have been economic migrants to Mexico for generations. But are rising prices, remote work trends and AI putting an end to this solution to an unaffordable U.S.?
Countdown: Our goal to visit every Pueblo Mágico
Mexico's Magic Towns celebrate the most picturesque communities in Mexico. Here are some of the best.
Trading Zihuatanejo’s bustle for a quieter life in a small Mexican town
Longtime Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo resident Elisabeth Ashe recently built herself a home in the small nearby town of El Coacoyul. It's been both an adjustment and a discovery.
What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?
Discover everything from internationally touring art exhibits to intimate Buddhist celebrations going on in the nation's capital coming up in July.
Profits from this year’s Guelaguetza festival to help Oaxaca rebuild from Hurricane Erick
Oaxaca Governor Salomón Jara announced on Friday that all profits from the Guelaguetza festival, the state’s preeminent Indigenous cultural event, will be used to reconstruct regions destroyed by Hurricane Erick.
US sanctions on CIBanco, Intercam and Vector could put Mexico on FATF grey list
The recently imposed sanctions will be reflected in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)'s next assessment of Mexico, which hasn't been assessed by the FATF since 2017.
Mexico City to transform into living museum for Tenochtitlán’s 700th anniversary
The capital of the Aztec Empire, founded in 1325 on the site of today's Mexico City, will be commemorated in July with a rich variety of performances, art and more.
Conafor reports Tecate blaze is 75% contained after 15 days of wildfire
The fire, which has now spread to over 16,000 hectares, started on June 16 in the Guadalajara 2 community of Tecate, a municipality of approximately 100,000.
Visa suspends international transactions made with CIBanco cards
CIBanco was among three Mexican financial institutions that were sanctioned by the U.S. Department of Treasury last Wednesday and accused of laundering millions of dollars for drug cartels.
Lessons on life from seat 2C: A perspective from our CEO
Travis Bembenek shares what he learned from a brief encounter that left a lasting impact.
How do we make sure that AI doesn’t make us dumber? A perspective from...
AI can make us smarter or it can make us lazier. CEO Travis Bembenek shares how Mexico News Daily is working to offer readers the good kind of AI.
My thoughts on the US protests: A perspective from our CEO
Illegal immigration, ICE raids and civil unrest are shaking up the U.S. What does it all mean for Mexico and for immigrant communities?
From visiting 150 countries in 20 years, to living in Mexico and writing for...
After countless globe-trotting adventures, Nellie Huang — MND's new travel writer — will share what makes Mexico so special.
BYD’s first shipment to Mexico on company-owned vessel marks ‘milestone’ for EV expansion
The BYD Changzhou, a 200-meter-long roll-on/roll-off ship that flies the flag of West African country Liberia, docked in the ports of Mazatlán and Lázaro Cárdenas this month, delivering a total of 5,503 vehicles.
Mexico ranks No. 11 in the world for attracting foreign investment
According to a UN report, Mexico has held steady as an attractive FDI destination, even as global investment is shrinking.
Startup aims to speed up trade with Monterrey-to-Texas automated freight corridor
The ambitious US $10-billion project seeks to bypass — and possibly reduce — costly congestion at the biggest Mexico-U.S. commercial border crossing.
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US sanctions on CIBanco, Intercam and Vector could put Mexico on FATF grey list
The recently imposed sanctions will be reflected in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)'s next assessment of Mexico, which hasn't been assessed by the FATF since 2017.
Mexico rolls out tax incentives for 15 economic development hubs, aiming to create 300,000...
In the most recent phase of Plan México, the government established 15 economic development hubs, complete with tax incentives and new infrastructure.
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USD
18.79
CAD
13.76
EUR
22.13
Money of CIBanco and Intercam clients is ‘absolutely’ safe, officials say: Friday’s mañanera recapped
The stability of Mexico's financial system and U.S. responsibility in the fight against drug trafficking were under the microscope at Friday's presser.
Those hoping for Mexico-US conflict ‘will be disappointed,’ Sheinbaum says: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Thursday's presser also touched on Hurricane Erick recovery and the appearance of toxic foam in México state.
Sheinbaum seeks to reimburse US tax on cash remittances: Monday’s mañanera...
On Monday, the president announced a special tax reimbursement program for Mexicans in the United States and confirmed that former COVID czar Hugo López-Gatell will represent Mexico at the WHO.
Trading Zihuatanejo’s bustle for a quieter life in a small Mexican town
Longtime Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo resident Elisabeth Ashe recently built herself a home in the small nearby town of El Coacoyul. It's been both an adjustment and a discovery.
What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?
Discover everything from internationally touring art exhibits to intimate Buddhist celebrations going on in the nation's capital coming up in July.
Lessons on life from seat 2C: A perspective from our CEO
Travis Bembenek shares what he learned from a brief encounter that left a lasting impact.
In a boost for the Rivera Maya economy, Hotel Xcaret unveils US $700M expansion
The expansion by the mega-resort, already one of the largest in the region, is part of an ambitious plan to develop a 3-billion-dollar tourist complex.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Beach lovers
This week, Nellie takes a look at the best seaside escapes that the country has to offer.
Tepic’s growing airport opens the door to a different Nayarit
The Nayarit capital has a new airport, and it's ready to show the world just how stunning it actually is.
What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?
Discover everything from internationally touring art exhibits to intimate Buddhist celebrations going on in the nation's capital coming up in July.
Lessons on life from seat 2C: A perspective from our CEO
Travis Bembenek shares what he learned from a brief encounter that left a lasting impact.
How do we make sure that AI doesn’t make us dumber? A perspective from...
AI can make us smarter or it can make us lazier. CEO Travis Bembenek shares how Mexico News Daily is working to offer readers the good kind of AI.
My thoughts on the US protests: A perspective from our CEO
Illegal immigration, ICE raids and civil unrest are shaking up the U.S. What does it all mean for Mexico and for immigrant communities?
A touch of Frank Lloyd Wright in San Miguel de Allende
Gustavo Cruz Gómez once restored the famed windows of Frank Lloyd Wright homes. Now his master work is available in San Miguel de Allende.
Up-and-coming places to buy vacation property in Mexico
While everyone flocks to Tulum and Cabo, savvy travelers are discovering these Mexican destination that offer better value, fewer crowds and growing investment potential.
Stonework reimagined: Querétaro’s Hugo Uribe ushers in a new age for cantera
In rural Querétaro, Hugo Uribe's artisan workshop blends the centuries-old techniques of cantera with cutting-edge tech to create award-winning sculptures in high demand.
Rare coral, sea stars and a jaguar: What the contents of a Templo Mayor...
An ancient altar gives a glimpse into the natural riches of Mexico’s pre-Columbian past.
No way José! Blow off the tequila tasting and head up the Tequila Volcano...
Give your liver a break and check out a view few are brave enough to enjoy.
What’s on in Los Cabos in July?
Try your hand at big game (and big money) fishing or attend one of Baja California Sur's various fruit festivals this coming month.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Beach lovers
This week, Nellie takes a look at the best seaside escapes that the country has to offer.
Tepic’s growing airport opens the door to a different Nayarit
The Nayarit capital has a new airport, and it's ready to show the world just how stunning it actually is.
State By Plate: Sinaloa
Great seafood, great beer and great history define the state of Sinaloa and it's culinary offerings, as our tour of Mexico's regional dishes nears the final stretch.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Foodies
We know it's all delicious, but where should adventurous eaters go to find the best food in Mexico?
Grupo Pinsa agrees to conserve Sinaloa watershed in effort to neutralize water footprint
Grupo Pinsa, Sinaloa’s largest employer, signed an agreement with the National Forestry Commission to replenish the upper Presidio River Basin, equivalent to the volume of water used by the company in one year.
Heavy June rains reduce Mexico’s drought-affected territory by 13%
As of June 15, the percentage of the country experiencing moderate to exceptional drought conditions fell to 37.5%, well below the 73.79% recorded on the same date in 2024.
Spiritual tourism in Mexico: Are the rituals really ancient?
Are Mexico's litany of "ceremonial experiences" actually real, or are they a creative way to part tourists from their hard-earned money?
All you need to know about Eastern medicine in Mexico
Traditional Chinese medicine in Mexico is bigger than ever, with licensed practitioners all over the country offering a variety of techniques.
Mexico City to transform into living museum for Tenochtitlán’s 700th anniversary
The capital of the Aztec Empire, founded in 1325 on the site of today's Mexico City, will be commemorated in July with a rich variety of performances, art and more.
Stonework reimagined: Querétaro’s Hugo Uribe ushers in a new age for cantera
In rural Querétaro, Hugo Uribe's artisan workshop blends the centuries-old techniques of cantera with cutting-edge tech to create award-winning sculptures in high demand.
Rare coral, sea stars and a jaguar: What the contents of a Templo Mayor altar tell us about Mexico’s past
An ancient altar gives a glimpse into the natural riches of Mexico’s pre-Columbian past.
What’s on in Oaxaca in July?
It's Guelaguetza season, so expect the jewel of the southwest to be at its very best.
No way José! Blow off the tequila tasting and head up the Tequila Volcano instead
Give your liver a break and check out a view few are brave enough to enjoy.
What’s on in Los Cabos in July?
Try your hand at big game (and big money) fishing or attend one of Baja California Sur's various fruit festivals this coming month.
20 killed in gruesome massacre attributed to ‘Los Mayos’ in Culiacán
The massacre of 20 people, five of whom were decapitated, is the deadliest single episode of violence of what has widely been described as a "war" between "Los Chapitos" and "Los Mayos."
Profits from this year’s Guelaguetza festival to help Oaxaca rebuild from Hurricane Erick
Oaxaca Governor Salomón Jara announced on Friday that all profits from the Guelaguetza festival, the state’s preeminent Indigenous cultural event, will be used to reconstruct regions destroyed by Hurricane Erick.
Conafor reports Tecate blaze is 75% contained after 15 days of wildfire
The fire, which has now spread to over 16,000 hectares, started on June 16 in the Guadalajara 2 community of Tecate, a municipality of approximately 100,000.
Authorities dismantle multi-state fuel theft network, seizing millions in assets
The criminal group mainly stole fuel from pipelines operated by the state oil company Pemex, and operated out of 12 facilities spread out across México state, Hidalgo and Querétaro.
Want to buy property in Mexico? Check this guide to Mexico’s real estate expos...
Prepare yourself for navigating Mexico's thriving property market with our comprehensive guide to the country's top real estate trade fairs.
A touch of Frank Lloyd Wright in San Miguel de Allende
Gustavo Cruz Gómez once restored the famed windows of Frank Lloyd Wright homes. Now his master work is available in San Miguel de Allende.
Up-and-coming places to buy vacation property in Mexico
While everyone flocks to Tulum and Cabo, savvy travelers are discovering these Mexican destination that offer better value, fewer crowds and growing investment potential.
Mexico City has rainiest June in 21 years
In the past 25 days, more than 220 million cubic meters of water have fallen on the capital, which has caused capitalinos to consider adding a new umbrella to their weekly grocery list.
Grupo Pinsa agrees to conserve Sinaloa watershed in effort to neutralize water footprint
Grupo Pinsa, Sinaloa’s largest employer, signed an agreement with the National Forestry Commission to replenish the upper Presidio River Basin, equivalent to the volume of water used by the company in one year.
Heavy June rains reduce Mexico’s drought-affected territory by 13%
As of June 15, the percentage of the country experiencing moderate to exceptional drought conditions fell to 37.5%, well below the 73.79% recorded on the same date in 2024.
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.
Spiritual tourism in Mexico: Are the rituals really ancient?
Are Mexico's litany of "ceremonial experiences" actually real, or are they a creative way to part tourists from their hard-earned money?
All you need to know about Eastern medicine in Mexico
Traditional Chinese medicine in Mexico is bigger than ever, with licensed practitioners all over the country offering a variety of techniques.
BYD’s first shipment to Mexico on company-owned vessel marks ‘milestone’ for EV expansion
The BYD Changzhou, a 200-meter-long roll-on/roll-off ship that flies the flag of West African country Liberia, docked in the ports of Mazatlán and Lázaro Cárdenas this month, delivering a total of 5,503 vehicles.
Mexico ranks No. 11 in the world for attracting foreign investment
According to a UN report, Mexico has held steady as an attractive FDI destination, even as global investment is shrinking.
Startup aims to speed up trade with Monterrey-to-Texas automated freight corridor
The ambitious US $10-billion project seeks to bypass — and possibly reduce — costly congestion at the biggest Mexico-U.S. commercial border crossing.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Beach lovers
This week, Nellie takes a look at the best seaside escapes that the country has to offer.
Is ‘gaming the system’ in Mexico still a good economic solution for US citizens?
U.S. citizens have been economic migrants to Mexico for generations. But are rising prices, remote work trends and AI putting an end to this solution to an unaffordable U.S.?
Countdown: Our goal to visit every Pueblo Mágico
Mexico's Magic Towns celebrate the most picturesque communities in Mexico. Here are some of the best.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Foodies
We know it's all delicious, but where should adventurous eaters go to find the best food in Mexico?
Taste of Mexico: Chayote
Most Mexicans associate it with bland hospital food, but this green gourd is a giant of nutritional greatness.
State By Plate: Sinaloa
Great seafood, great beer and great history define the state of Sinaloa and it's culinary offerings, as our tour of Mexico's regional dishes nears the final stretch.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Foodies
We know it's all delicious, but where should adventurous eaters go to find the best food in Mexico?
Taste of Mexico: Pozole
Yes, it was traditionally made with human flesh, but yes, the modern, humane version is still delicious.