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Sheinbaum confirms first formal USMCA review meeting: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
The president reiterated on Tuesday that Mexico and Canada are interested in renewing the trilateral trade agreement until 2042, and told reporters that Mexico is now awaiting the U.S. response.
How El Tri’s perfect group stage created World Cup magic in Mexico: A dispatch...
Three group-stage victories from Mexico's national team have transformed the capital into one big friendly fiesta, inspiring something in fans that goes beyond national pride. MND's Peter Davies reports on the experience.
Sheinbaum cuts ties with former Pemex chief accused of domestic violence: Monday’s mañanera recapped
On Monday, President Sheinbaum also responded to a New York Times investigation alleging that Morena officials have been quietly offering themselves to U.S. authorities as informants.
Get the most out of the CDMX Metro: How to ride Mexico City’s subway...
Our guide gives you the basics on riding Mexico City's affordable and comprehensive subway network, as well as where to find all the eyepopping art and archeology just sitting in its stations.
MND Tutor | Pato Merlín
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be this week's latest MND Tutor!
Mexico City’s Morras on Sports collective is ready for its World Cup moment
The duo behind Morras on Sports sees the 2026 FIFA tournament's arrival this month as a high-profile chance to publicize their mission: to create safe spaces for women doing sports.
What am I doing here? A dispatch from MND’s summer journalism intern in San...
UW student Jared Tucker navigates a language barrier and safety concerns as he settles into a summer journalism internship in San Miguel de Allende.
Mexico extends cell phone registration deadline as millions remain unregistered
Less than a week out from the original June 30 deadline, millions of Mexicans had yet to register their phones, prompting officials to announce new, staggered deadlines starting in August.
The June day with the fewest homicides in Mexico in over a decade, and...
On a recent day in June, Mexico logged its lowest number of homicides in over a decade, indicative of an ongoing trend. But disappearances are up. Writer María Meléndez untangles a complicated topic.
Mexico in Numbers: All about the southern border
From the Great Maya Forest to busy crossings at Tapachula and Chetumal, Mexico’s southern border with Guatemala and Belize is a vital corridor for migration, trade and regional integration.
