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Mexican cycling star Isaac del Toro racks up another win ahead of his Tour de France debut
The Ensenada native, just 23 and in only his third year as a rofessional with the UAE Team Emirates, has never competed in cycling's premier event, but his recent successes bode well.
Mexican military takes down drone apparently surveilling South Korean soccer team in Guadalajara
Though it may have been just a mind game, the drone appeared to be spying on the South Korea team's practice session before its Thursday group match against Mexico.
Mexico in Numbers: 10 facts about the Mexico-US border
From its 3,145-kilometer length to the millions of people who cross it each day, here are 10 numbers that reveal how remarkable — and complex — the Mexico-US border really is.
Mexican cycling star Isaac del Toro racks up another win ahead of his Tour...
The Ensenada native, just 23 and in only his third year as a rofessional with the UAE Team Emirates, has never competed in cycling's premier event, but his recent successes bode well.
Mexican military takes down drone apparently surveilling South Korean soccer team in Guadalajara
Though it may have been just a mind game, the drone appeared to be spying on the South Korea team's practice session before its Thursday group match against Mexico.
Mexico in Numbers: 10 facts about the Mexico-US border
From its 3,145-kilometer length to the millions of people who cross it each day, here are 10 numbers that reveal how remarkable — and complex — the Mexico-US border really is.
Institutional inefficiency and judicial uncertainty drag Mexico down in new competitiveness ranking
Despite strong scores in employment, Mexico dropped from a high of 50th in 2019 to 62nd, behind Chile, Argentina, Colombia and Peru, but ahead of Brazil and Venezuela.
Vance: US reserves ‘the right’ to take military action against cartels in Mexico
The US won't rule out striking drug cartels on Mexican soil, Vance said — even as Sheinbaum insists it's a red line that won't be crossed.
Nuevo Laredo looks to turn hunting ranches into ecotourism destinations
A border city known for deer hunting wants to keep visitors coming year-round — by turning its hunting ranches into places to watch birds, hike and unplug.
Sheinbaum brushes off Trump’s cartel claims, sets meeting with King of Spain: Thursday’s mañanera...
At her daily presser, the president brushed off Trump's G7 criticisms of Mexico, confirmed plans to meet the King of Spain and wished El Tri luck against South Korea.
Lost in translation? Not at Mexico City’s upcoming bilingual CDMX Comedy Fest
In one of the most anticipated events this month, Mexico City's best comedians will perform in two languages across six venues as part of the CDMX Comedy Fest.
In town for the World Cup?: Why you should eat spicy salsa while you’re...
There's a reason why chile peppers are found in virtually every Mexican dish, and why every visitor to the country should experience their spicy flavors: they're literally a gift from the gods.
As a storm system forms in the Gulf, rain pummels Mexico’s north and east
The odds of the Gulf system deveioping into a hurricane are low to moderate, but the rains are already causing problems, including in Monterrey where the FIFA Fan Fest Monday had to be canceled.
Thousands of Colombian fans make their jovial presence felt in Mexico City
The exuberant Colombians gathered near the Angel of Independence, bathing Paseo de la Reforma in yellow, and offering nothing but kind words about Mexico and its people.
Mexico and South Korea partnering on plan to build space launch pads
The collaboration between the Mexican Space Agency (AEM) and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) is part of the 2026-2030 Mexican Space Plan.
Mexico and South Korea partnering on plan to build space launch pads
The collaboration between the Mexican Space Agency (AEM) and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) is part of the 2026-2030 Mexican Space Plan.
The results of our inaugural MND Mexico Healthcare Experience Survey™
We polled over 700 foreigners from across Mexico about their experience using private healthcare — and found surprising results. Read more here!
He was named player of the match after scoring the first goal of the...
Julián Quiñones is making a name for himself as one of the Mexican national team's up and coming stars.
How to check if your English-speaking doctor in Mexico City is actually licensed
It's hard enough finding an English-speaking doctor (or other professional) and it's even harder to verify if they are legally licensed. For Mexico City residents, there's a service that does it for you.
Mexico in Numbers: Mexican beer from coronitas to caguamones
Mexico News Daily explores the numbers behind the nation's favorite drink — just in time for the World Cup.
Institutional inefficiency and judicial uncertainty drag Mexico down in new competitiveness ranking
Despite strong scores in employment, Mexico dropped from a high of 50th in 2019 to 62nd, behind Chile, Argentina, Colombia and Peru, but ahead of Brazil and Venezuela.
Vance: US reserves ‘the right’ to take military action against cartels in Mexico
The US won't rule out striking drug cartels on Mexican soil, Vance said — even as Sheinbaum insists it's a red line that won't be crossed.
Nuevo Laredo looks to turn hunting ranches into ecotourism destinations
A border city known for deer hunting wants to keep visitors coming year-round — by turning its hunting ranches into places to watch birds, hike and unplug.
Sheinbaum brushes off Trump’s cartel claims, sets meeting with King of Spain: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
At her daily presser, the president brushed off Trump's G7 criticisms of Mexico, confirmed plans to meet the King of Spain and wished El Tri luck against South Korea.
Lost in translation? Not at Mexico City’s upcoming bilingual CDMX Comedy Fest
In one of the most anticipated events this month, Mexico City's best comedians will perform in two languages across six venues as part of the CDMX Comedy Fest.
In town for the World Cup?: Why you should eat spicy salsa while you’re here
There's a reason why chile peppers are found in virtually every Mexican dish, and why every visitor to the country should experience their spicy flavors: they're literally a gift from the gods.
Institutional inefficiency and judicial uncertainty drag Mexico down in new competitiveness...
Despite strong scores in employment, Mexico dropped from a high of 50th in 2019 to 62nd, behind Chile, Argentina, Colombia and Peru, but ahead of Brazil and Venezuela.
Leading media outlets should be ashamed at their World Cup coverage of Mexico: A...
CEO of MND Travis Bembenek makes a study of the alarmist World Cup headlines coming out of Mexico and why this type of journalism persists.
The time is now for Mexico to go all in on fracking: A perspective...
Mexico sits on a geologic formation similar to the Permian Basin — yet produces 100 times less. MND's CEO makes the case for fracking as a historic economic opportunity.
Does Mexico need more tourists? A perspective from our CEO
Mexico has 48 million tourists a year and room for millions more. MND's CEO breaks down the numbers — and talks strategy with Mexico's federal tourism minister.
Productivity brings prosperity: Is Mexico really failing at both? A perspective from our CEO
Mexico's exports are surging, wages have doubled and poverty is falling — so why has per capita GDP and productivity barely budged in 25 years?
‘Confidently Wrong about President Sheinbaum’s Performance’: A new podcast episode by Mexico News Daily
How is Sheinbaum really doing? CEO Travis Bembenek breaks down the numbers behind Mexico News Daily's Sheinbaum Index this week on 'Confidently Wrong.'
Mexican military takes down drone apparently surveilling South Korean soccer team in Guadalajara
Though it may have been just a mind game, the drone appeared to be spying on the South Korea team's practice session before its Thursday group match against Mexico.
Thousands of Colombian fans make their jovial presence felt in Mexico City
The exuberant Colombians gathered near the Angel of Independence, bathing Paseo de la Reforma in yellow, and offering nothing but kind words about Mexico and its people.
Mexico City got a US $70M boost from first World Cup weekend
This economic boost was driven by the tourism, consumer and entertainment sectors, particularly by increased hotel occupancy, food and beverage sales and sporting goods purchases.
Merlin, the World Cup Duck, may be the Mexican team’s biggest fan
The green-clad webfoot has become such a favorite at fan gatherings — as well as on social media — that even FIFA has embraced Mexico's unofficial World Cup mascot.
Mexico City got a US $70M boost from first World Cup weekend
This economic boost was driven by the tourism, consumer and entertainment sectors, particularly by increased hotel occupancy, food and beverage sales and sporting goods purchases.
Many Mexican fans are running up debt to attend World Cup matches
After 40 years, Mexicans finally have another chance to attend World Cup matches in their own country. But ticket prices have soared so much that they're relying heavily on credit to do it.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
17.40
CAD
12.29
EUR
19.87
Sheinbaum brushes off Trump’s cartel claims, sets meeting with King of Spain: Thursday’s mañanera...
At her daily presser, the president brushed off Trump's G7 criticisms of Mexico, confirmed plans to meet the King of Spain and wished El Tri luck against South Korea.
CFE announces goal of bringing power to 99.9% of Mexico before 2030: Wednesday’s mañanera...
The president's Energy Cabinet on Wednesday shared that the government has already completed one-third of the more than 45,000 electricity projects planned during Sheinbaum's six-year term.
Vance: US reserves ‘the right’ to take military action against cartels...
The US won't rule out striking drug cartels on Mexican soil, Vance said — even as Sheinbaum insists it's a red line that won't be crossed.
What does an aging population mean for Mexico?
Mexico is looking at an increasingly aging population, with more people over 60 than under 12 by 2034. Is the country ready? Are those of us who are aging ready?
How to check if your English-speaking doctor in Mexico City is actually licensed
It's hard enough finding an English-speaking doctor (or other professional) and it's even harder to verify if they are legally licensed. For Mexico City residents, there's a service that does it for you.
Honor, fun and an uninvited guest: Celebrating Mexico’s National Navy Day in Cozumel
On June 1, retired Australian Royal Navy servicemember Bel Woodhouse got to experience how Mexicans in Cozumel celebrate the nation's holiday honoring Mexico's Navy — and had a blast!
Nuevo Laredo looks to turn hunting ranches into ecotourism destinations
A border city known for deer hunting wants to keep visitors coming year-round — by turning its hunting ranches into places to watch birds, hike and unplug.
World Cup windfall has yet to land, as hotel occupancy in CDMX, GDL and MTY falls short
The business community places the blame squarely on the government, citing overly ambitious projections and underpreparedness in infrastructure improvements.
Here are all the major airport upgrades in Mexico in 2026 so far
It has been a record year for airport renovations in Mexico, with World Cup host cities Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara all receiving them, as well as more than a dozen other regional hubs that needed to keep pace with growing demand.
How to check if your English-speaking doctor in Mexico City is actually licensed
It's hard enough finding an English-speaking doctor (or other professional) and it's even harder to verify if they are legally licensed. For Mexico City residents, there's a service that does it for you.
Honor, fun and an uninvited guest: Celebrating Mexico’s National Navy Day in Cozumel
On June 1, retired Australian Royal Navy servicemember Bel Woodhouse got to experience how Mexicans in Cozumel celebrate the nation's holiday honoring Mexico's Navy — and had a blast!
The time is now for Mexico to go all in on fracking: A perspective...
Mexico sits on a geologic formation similar to the Permian Basin — yet produces 100 times less. MND's CEO makes the case for fracking as a historic economic opportunity.
Does Mexico need more tourists? A perspective from our CEO
Mexico has 48 million tourists a year and room for millions more. MND's CEO breaks down the numbers — and talks strategy with Mexico's federal tourism minister.
MND Local: FIFA World Cup security plans announced for Guadalajara, while real estate prices...
With World Cup games only a few weeks away in Guadalajara, the city has announced its security measures for the event, as well as other local news.
How Tijuana’s award-winning Xicoténcatl Park united a neglected migrant community
Municipal officials only intended to create flood-prevention infrastructure for this underserved migrant neighborhood, but designers saw an opportunity to bring residents together.
Running the national barbecue: How Mexico actually works
Living in Mexico is an ongoing eductation which when you get down to it, isn't so different from a family cookout.
Mission days in old Los Cabos: The Dominican Era
The Dominicans were the last of the three missionary orders sent to convert Indigenous populations on the Baja California peninsula, and their decline led to the birth of what is now Los Cabos.
Lost in translation? Not at Mexico City’s upcoming bilingual CDMX Comedy Fest
In one of the most anticipated events this month, Mexico City's best comedians will perform in two languages across six venues as part of the CDMX Comedy Fest.
In town for the World Cup?: Why you should eat spicy salsa while you’re...
There's a reason why chile peppers are found in virtually every Mexican dish, and why every visitor to the country should experience their spicy flavors: they're literally a gift from the gods.
World Cup windfall has yet to land, as hotel occupancy in CDMX, GDL and...
The business community places the blame squarely on the government, citing overly ambitious projections and underpreparedness in infrastructure improvements.
Here are all the major airport upgrades in Mexico in 2026 so far
It has been a record year for airport renovations in Mexico, with World Cup host cities Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara all receiving them, as well as more than a dozen other regional hubs that needed to keep pace with growing demand.
Roma Norte’s Panadería Rosetta wins a coveted Paris-based pastry award
Owned by the same chef as the Michelin-starred Rosetta restaurant down the street, the bakery version of Rosetta is the only Mexican bakery on the 2026 Pastry Special Awards list.
Where to get your fill of mezcal in Mexico City during the World Cup
If you're in the capital during this World Cup season, why not take the chance to experience a drop of Mexico's most sacred spirit?
Yucatán teams with World Wildlife Fund to launch US $20 million fund to protect...
Given the name Herencia Maya (Maya Heritage), the conservation program is a joint government-NGO-private-institution effort for funding the rescue and revival of Yucatan's mangroves and waterways.
From nuisance to raw material: Solving the sargassum crisis
As the sargassum crisis continues to worsen, a wave of new companies is working to turn the brown algae into sustainable products that can help the environment and local communities.
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.
Your guide to the lineup of World Cup concerts in Guadalajara
Maná, Alejandro Fernández and Plácido Domingo all announced concerts in Guadalajara over the next two weeks as World Cup fever heats up across the country.
Running the national barbecue: How Mexico actually works
Living in Mexico is an ongoing eductation which when you get down to it, isn't so different from a family cookout.
Mission days in old Los Cabos: The Dominican Era
The Dominicans were the last of the three missionary orders sent to convert Indigenous populations on the Baja California peninsula, and their decline led to the birth of what is now Los Cabos.
Mexican cycling star Isaac del Toro racks up another win ahead of his Tour de France debut
The Ensenada native, just 23 and in only his third year as a rofessional with the UAE Team Emirates, has never competed in cycling's premier event, but his recent successes bode well.
Lost in translation? Not at Mexico City’s upcoming bilingual CDMX Comedy Fest
In one of the most anticipated events this month, Mexico City's best comedians will perform in two languages across six venues as part of the CDMX Comedy Fest.
In town for the World Cup?: Why you should eat spicy salsa while you’re here
There's a reason why chile peppers are found in virtually every Mexican dish, and why every visitor to the country should experience their spicy flavors: they're literally a gift from the gods.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
17.40
CAD
12.29
EUR
19.87
El Jalapeño: Sheinbaum birthday plans include mud wrestling tournament, demolition of National Palace wing
La Presidenta is likely to remain awake throughout the proceedings, however.
El Jalapeño: Mexico prepares for USMCA renewal after Trump says he doesn’t want one
This just in: Mexico preparing for yuge win, profiting bigly.
El Jalapeño: Trump proposes tariffs on Mexican fentanyl, calls domestic cartel sector “tremendous opportunity”
Big Pharma is reportedly overjoyed at the news.
El Jalapeño: South African soccer team arrive in Pachuca, discover first opponent is the...
At least one player asked if they'd accidentally become part of the plot of Cool Runnings.
El Jalapeño: US Embassy introduces new policy to mind its own business
It turns out the State Department accidentally had Mexico listed as "State #51."
Mexico in Numbers: 10 facts about the Mexico-US border
From its 3,145-kilometer length to the millions of people who cross it each day, here are 10 numbers that reveal how remarkable — and complex — the Mexico-US border really is.
The results of our inaugural MND Mexico Healthcare Experience Survey™
We polled over 700 foreigners from across Mexico about their experience using private healthcare — and found surprising results. Read more here!
MND Tutor | Olinia
Take a spin with the latest MND Tutor as we explore Mexico's brand new EV project.
The MND News Quiz of the Week: June 13
Soccer, Sheinbaum and screwworms: Have you been paying attention to the headlines in Mexico this week?
Mexico in Numbers: Mexican beer from coronitas to caguamones
Mexico News Daily explores the numbers behind the nation's favorite drink — just in time for the World Cup.
Scientists, activists push back on Sheinbaum’s fracking plan as opposition movement grows
Recent protests were held in Mexico City after President Claudia Sheibaum reversed her stance on fracking, which she had pledged during her campaign to ban.
Yucatán teams with World Wildlife Fund to launch US $20 million fund to protect...
Given the name Herencia Maya (Maya Heritage), the conservation program is a joint government-NGO-private-institution effort for funding the rescue and revival of Yucatan's mangroves and waterways.
From nuisance to raw material: Solving the sargassum crisis
As the sargassum crisis continues to worsen, a wave of new companies is working to turn the brown algae into sustainable products that can help the environment and local communities.
Court ruling cancels dozens of mining concessions in Wirikuta — but key sites remain...
After legal battle that have lasted 15 years, over 40 mining concessions have been canceled in Wirikuta, but dozens more still remain.
Why did the Huasteca Potosina’s picturesque Tamul Waterfall dry up?
State and federal authorities pulled out all the stops to get the Gallinas River flowing again to the waterfall site, including a total ban on upstream extraction for irrigation, but to no avail.
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.
Mexico and European Union sign modernized trade deal, eliminating tariffs on 99% of products
The long-awaited Modernized Global Agreement (MGA) has come to fruition as both sides seek to expand and diversify trade with partners other than the United States.
GM will move assembly of its Groove and Aveo models from China to Mexico
Starting next year, GM will be assembling those two vehicles at its Ramos Arizpe plant in Coahuila, which began operations 45 years ago.
Mexico-Taiwan trade, already growing steadily, has surged this year
A 400% year-on-year increase in Mexican imports from Taiwan reflects the significant deepening of trade ties between the two countries in recent years, amid a broader regional shift toward supply chain diversification away from China.
Mexico and South Korea partnering on plan to build space launch pads
The collaboration between the Mexican Space Agency (AEM) and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) is part of the 2026-2030 Mexican Space Plan.
The results of our inaugural MND Mexico Healthcare Experience Survey™
We polled over 700 foreigners from across Mexico about their experience using private healthcare — and found surprising results. Read more here!
He was named player of the match after scoring the first goal of the...
Julián Quiñones is making a name for himself as one of the Mexican national team's up and coming stars.
How to check if your English-speaking doctor in Mexico City is actually licensed
It's hard enough finding an English-speaking doctor (or other professional) and it's even harder to verify if they are legally licensed. For Mexico City residents, there's a service that does it for you.
