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A decline in inflation prompts Mexico’s central bank to cut its key interest rate
The central bank once again showed its willingness to cut its interest rate even as inflation remains above the 3% target, but this time it indicated that no more such cuts are likely this year.
Opinion: What would a regional utopia look like? Part 7
This summer's World Cup is the perfect excuse to lock in permanent structures that turn the pitch into the place where Mexico, the U.S. and Canada finally play as one team, Pedro Casas writes.
50,000 fans gather in Mexico City’s Zócalo to catch a glimpse of K-pop superstars BTS
The appearance came on the eve of three Mexico CIty concerts, but the question on everybody's mind was whether they will return next year. According to President Sheinbaum, the answer is yes.
A decline in inflation prompts Mexico’s central bank to cut its key interest rate
The central bank once again showed its willingness to cut its interest rate even as inflation remains above the 3% target, but this time it indicated that no more such cuts are likely this year.
Opinion: What would a regional utopia look like? Part 7
This summer's World Cup is the perfect excuse to lock in permanent structures that turn the pitch into the place where Mexico, the U.S. and Canada finally play as one team, Pedro Casas writes.
50,000 fans gather in Mexico City’s Zócalo to catch a glimpse of K-pop superstars...
The appearance came on the eve of three Mexico CIty concerts, but the question on everybody's mind was whether they will return next year. According to President Sheinbaum, the answer is yes.
Mexico sets a new record for car sales in the first 4 months of...
While auto exports have been working their way back from a slump, car sales in Mexico keep humming along, topping the half-million mark for the January-April period for the first time.
Mexico in Numbers: Women’s representation in politics
Following a 2019 constitutional reform, women's participation in Mexican politics has skyrocketed. See how the numbers shake out in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
Tamaulipas reports a strong nesting season for the world’s rarest sea turtle
Authorities in Tamaulipas have counted over 207,000 eggs across 2,307 nests for far this year — an encouraging early tally for the world's most endangered sea turtle.
Sheinbaum brushes off Trump’s cartel threats: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
On Thursday, Sheinbaum responded to Trump's latest cartel warning, denied shielding an indicted governor and announced the departure of another senior official from her administration.
See fire, earth and water at Colima’s most stunning natural wonders
Colima may be one of Mexico's smallest states, but it's got some of Mexico's most stunning views, hikes and experiences.
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.
With US $64M in April, digital bank Revolut has invested $167M in Mexico in...
Having received 3.75 billion pesos in deposits just nine weeks after its launch, Revolut is taking full advantage of what's turning out to be a ravenous appetite among Mexicans for digital banking services.
Mexico is a world leader in running popularity, with 1 in 4 participating
According to a poll from Statista Consumer Insights, more Mexicans say they run for sport or exercise than their counterparts in such countries as China, Germany, the United States and Japan.
Mexico has ‘enormous opportunities’ but a productivity crisis, say experts at BBVA meeting
Productivity was the buzzword at BBVA México's National Meeting of Regional Advisors on Tuesday, with several speakers noting that inefficient processes and the stagnating formal labor force continue to weigh on the country's growth.
Introducing the MND Sheinbaum Index™
The MND Sheinbaum Index™ takes eight of the most important government performance indicators and scores each one against a consistent methodology. Find out how Mexico is doing each month under the president's watch.
How a cab ride introduced me to a world of Mexican music
Despite spending years in Mexico, it took an unexpected encounter to help Bruce Sarbit discover a world of rhythm and passion like no other.
How safe is Mexico according to its foreign residents? The survey results
The MND Expat Safety Perceptions Index (MND ESPI™) is a quarterly survey conducted exclusively with foreign nationals living in Mexico. Read our inaugural results.
Mexico sets a new record for car sales in the first 4 months of the year
While auto exports have been working their way back from a slump, car sales in Mexico keep humming along, topping the half-million mark for the January-April period for the first time.
Mexico in Numbers: Women’s representation in politics
Following a 2019 constitutional reform, women's participation in Mexican politics has skyrocketed. See how the numbers shake out in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
Tamaulipas reports a strong nesting season for the world’s rarest sea turtle
Authorities in Tamaulipas have counted over 207,000 eggs across 2,307 nests for far this year — an encouraging early tally for the world's most endangered sea turtle.
Sheinbaum brushes off Trump’s cartel threats: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
On Thursday, Sheinbaum responded to Trump's latest cartel warning, denied shielding an indicted governor and announced the departure of another senior official from her administration.
See fire, earth and water at Colima’s most stunning natural wonders
Colima may be one of Mexico's smallest states, but it's got some of Mexico's most stunning views, hikes and experiences.
Court ruling cancels dozens of mining concessions in Wirikuta — but key sites remain under threat
After legal battle that have lasted 15 years, over 40 mining concessions have been canceled in Wirikuta, but dozens more still remain.
Opinion: What would a regional utopia look like? Part 7
This summer's World Cup is the perfect excuse to lock in permanent structures that turn the pitch into the place where Mexico, the U.S. and Canada finally play as one team, Pedro Casas writes.
What people say vs. the hard data: A perspective from our CEO
CEO Travis Bembenek makes the case for the MND Sheinbaum Index: a data-driven framework to evaluate the president's real performance — not just her popularity.
‘Confidently Wrong about Safety in Mexico’: A new podcast episode from MND
Is Mexico really as dangerous as people think? Travis and George walk through the results of MND's new expat safety survey in the newest episode of "Confidently Wrong."
Why getting uncomfortable may be the most important skill you can give your child...
In an era of unprecedented comfort and safety, studying abroad pushes young people to grow and problem-solve in a way regular classrooms just can’t match, Travis Bembenek writes.
5 places to visit in Mexico if you like adventure, nature and fewer crowds
From stunning waterfalls to perfect beaches, enjoying Mexico's natural wonders doesn't mean braving crowds of Instagram-hungry tourists.
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, US advance critical minerals pact ahead of their inclusion in the USMCA review
Managing minerals critical for modern manufacturing, such as lithium and copper for electric vehicle production, are high priorities for both the Sheinbaum and Trump administrations.
Nearshoring drives Mexico back into top 20 for foreign investment, but challenges remain
Mexico wasn't even on the list three years ago, but has now shot up to No. 19. Challenges remain, however, the most pressing of which is lagging technical innovation.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
17.31
CAD
12.67
EUR
20.29
Mexico sets a new record for car sales in the first 4 months of...
While auto exports have been working their way back from a slump, car sales in Mexico keep humming along, topping the half-million mark for the January-April period for the first time.
With US $64M in April, digital bank Revolut has invested $167M in Mexico in...
Having received 3.75 billion pesos in deposits just nine weeks after its launch, Revolut is taking full advantage of what's turning out to be a ravenous appetite among Mexicans for digital banking services.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
17.31
CAD
12.67
EUR
20.29
Sheinbaum brushes off Trump’s cartel threats: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
On Thursday, Sheinbaum responded to Trump's latest cartel warning, denied shielding an indicted governor and announced the departure of another senior official from her administration.
Sheinbaum criticizes opposition for meeting with ‘far-right’ Madrid mayor: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
The president asserted on Wednesday that Mexican opposition politicians brought Mayor of Madrid Isabel Díaz Ayuso — who is a fierce critic of Sheinbaum — to Mexico as their "guest" in order "to promote what she thinks."
Mexico in Numbers: Women’s representation in politics
Following a 2019 constitutional reform, women's participation in Mexican politics has skyrocketed. See how the numbers shake out in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
‘Confidently Wrong about Safety in Mexico’: A new podcast episode from MND
Is Mexico really as dangerous as people think? Travis and George walk through the results of MND's new expat safety survey in the newest episode of "Confidently Wrong."
From topes to glorietas: Here’s how Mexico keeps the roads safe
Traffic in Mexico is designed to be not only safe, but smooth-flowing. To accomplish this, planners have adapted tools beyond simple traffic signals.
How a cab ride introduced me to a world of Mexican music
Despite spending years in Mexico, it took an unexpected encounter to help Bruce Sarbit discover a world of rhythm and passion like no other.
See fire, earth and water at Colima’s most stunning natural wonders
Colima may be one of Mexico's smallest states, but it's got some of Mexico's most stunning views, hikes and experiences.
One week into operations, the train to the Felipe Ángeles International Airport is busy
The train is currently operating at near-maximum capacity, having transported 206,515 passengers in its first week of operations, according to Mexico's Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Ministry (SICT).
Don’t miss Mexico’s amazing aqueducts
Mexico's monumental and visually stunning aqueducts have histories that often date back hundreds of years, and feature some incredible backstories.
From topes to glorietas: Here’s how Mexico keeps the roads safe
Traffic in Mexico is designed to be not only safe, but smooth-flowing. To accomplish this, planners have adapted tools beyond simple traffic signals.
How a cab ride introduced me to a world of Mexican music
Despite spending years in Mexico, it took an unexpected encounter to help Bruce Sarbit discover a world of rhythm and passion like no other.
‘Confidently Wrong about Safety in Mexico’: A new podcast episode from MND
Is Mexico really as dangerous as people think? Travis and George walk through the results of MND's new expat safety survey in the newest episode of "Confidently Wrong."
Why getting uncomfortable may be the most important skill you can give your child...
In an era of unprecedented comfort and safety, studying abroad pushes young people to grow and problem-solve in a way regular classrooms just can’t match, Travis Bembenek writes.
What can go wrong in a real estate transaction in Mexico (and how to...
Mexican real estate transactions should be simple and uncomplicated, but there are steps you can take to avoid unexpected issues.
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.
MND Local: The May Cultural Festival in Guadalajara, plus a new Architecture Walk
The May Cultural Festival brings art, music and dance aplenty to Guadalajara this month, and city residents also benefit from a newly unveiled Architecture Walk.
Before Náhuatl came Arabic: Spanish words of Arabic origin
A shocking number of words in the Spanish language have Arabic origins: 4,000 in all. Lydia Leija examines the Arabic influence in Mexico, from language to food.
Photo essay: The everyday in San Miguel de Allende
Photographer Sherry Rubel turns her lens towards the everyday as she documents life in the San Miguel area.
Mexico names first World Cup picks, with an eye on breaking the round-of-16 curse
Head coach Javier Aguirre named 12 Mexican Liga MX players to the roster this week, while more familiar and highly-regarded athletes playing abroad will be selected by June 1.
One week into operations, the train to the Felipe Ángeles International Airport is busy
The train is currently operating at near-maximum capacity, having transported 206,515 passengers in its first week of operations, according to Mexico's Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Ministry (SICT).
Don’t miss Mexico’s amazing aqueducts
Mexico's monumental and visually stunning aqueducts have histories that often date back hundreds of years, and feature some incredible backstories.
Mexico lands 11 bars on North America’s 50 Best
Seven Mexico City bars rank among North America's 50 Best, joined by standouts in Guadalajara, San Miguel de Allende and Oaxaca.
The Mexico City restaurant serving the ‘world’s worst pizza’
Does Michelin Guide give stars for the world's worst pizza, or did Cavatappi Pizza in Mexico City forge its claim to fame as a marketing ploy?
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.
More rain, less water: Why the water crisis in Mexico is getting harder to...
The water crisis in Mexico will continue to worsen unless better plans are developed to capture rainfall and engage citizens in water stewardship.
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.
50,000 fans gather in Mexico City’s Zócalo to catch a glimpse of K-pop superstars BTS
The appearance came on the eve of three Mexico CIty concerts, but the question on everybody's mind was whether they will return next year. According to President Sheinbaum, the answer is yes.
MND Local: The May Cultural Festival in Guadalajara, plus a new Architecture Walk
The May Cultural Festival brings art, music and dance aplenty to Guadalajara this month, and city residents also benefit from a newly unveiled Architecture Walk.
Before Náhuatl came Arabic: Spanish words of Arabic origin
A shocking number of words in the Spanish language have Arabic origins: 4,000 in all. Lydia Leija examines the Arabic influence in Mexico, from language to food.
Mexico is a world leader in running popularity, with 1 in 4 participating
According to a poll from Statista Consumer Insights, more Mexicans say they run for sport or exercise than their counterparts in such countries as China, Germany, the United States and Japan.
Photo essay: The everyday in San Miguel de Allende
Photographer Sherry Rubel turns her lens towards the everyday as she documents life in the San Miguel area.
Mexico names first World Cup picks, with an eye on breaking the round-of-16 curse
Head coach Javier Aguirre named 12 Mexican Liga MX players to the roster this week, while more familiar and highly-regarded athletes playing abroad will be selected by June 1.
A decline in inflation prompts Mexico’s central bank to cut its key interest rate
The central bank once again showed its willingness to cut its interest rate even as inflation remains above the 3% target, but this time it indicated that no more such cuts are likely this year.
US AG: More charges against Mexican politicians are coming
"We've already indicted multiple government officials out of Mexico ... And so that's something that will continue," acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a NewsNation interview on Wednesday.
Tamaulipas reports a strong nesting season for the world’s rarest sea turtle
Authorities in Tamaulipas have counted over 207,000 eggs across 2,307 nests for far this year — an encouraging early tally for the world's most endangered sea turtle.
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.
US $1.2B nautical community breaks ground in Nayarit
Over a 10-year horizon, the residential development is expected to generate over 10,000 direct jobs and produce an economic spillover exceeding 180 billion pesos (US $10.3 billion), according to Nayarit Governor Miguel Ángel Navarro.
What can go wrong in a real estate transaction in Mexico (and how to...
Mexican real estate transactions should be simple and uncomplicated, but there are steps you can take to avoid unexpected issues.
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.
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.
More rain, less water: Why the water crisis in Mexico is getting harder to...
The water crisis in Mexico will continue to worsen unless better plans are developed to capture rainfall and engage citizens in water stewardship.
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-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, US advance critical minerals pact ahead of their inclusion in the USMCA review
Managing minerals critical for modern manufacturing, such as lithium and copper for electric vehicle production, are high priorities for both the Sheinbaum and Trump administrations.
Nearshoring drives Mexico back into top 20 for foreign investment, but challenges remain
Mexico wasn't even on the list three years ago, but has now shot up to No. 19. Challenges remain, however, the most pressing of which is lagging technical innovation.
Introducing the MND Sheinbaum Index™
The MND Sheinbaum Index™ takes eight of the most important government performance indicators and scores each one against a consistent methodology. Find out how Mexico is doing each month under the president's watch.
How a cab ride introduced me to a world of Mexican music
Despite spending years in Mexico, it took an unexpected encounter to help Bruce Sarbit discover a world of rhythm and passion like no other.
How safe is Mexico according to its foreign residents? The survey results
The MND Expat Safety Perceptions Index (MND ESPI™) is a quarterly survey conducted exclusively with foreign nationals living in Mexico. Read our inaugural results.
Opinion: Seat 34B is not a foreign policy
The videos of President Sheinbaum boarding a commercial flight are good storytelling. The problem is that good storytelling and good governance are not the same thing, and confusing the two has costs, María Meléndez writes.
How rising food prices are affecting people in Mexico City
The landscape of increasing food costs in Mexico City is impacting consumers and sellers alike. How is the cost of living changing the way the capital eats?
Mexico lands 11 bars on North America’s 50 Best
Seven Mexico City bars rank among North America's 50 Best, joined by standouts in Guadalajara, San Miguel de Allende and Oaxaca.
The Mexico City restaurant serving the ‘world’s worst pizza’
Does Michelin Guide give stars for the world's worst pizza, or did Cavatappi Pizza in Mexico City forge its claim to fame as a marketing ploy?
How AI wants to change agriculture in Mexico
New investment in AI-powered tools could help transform agricultural efficiency in Mexico and Latin America, and one new platform is aiming to help farmers hit it big.
