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Is Colonia Juárez the New Off Broadway?

James Monack and Marina Villasenor - 3
It may soon be hipster wonderland, but right now, Mexico City's Juárez neighborhood is home to some excellent theater.
The port of Veracruz, which moves over 30 million tonnes of cargo each year, will receive 10.2 billion pesos in public investment and 10.44 billion pesos in private investment, according to Mexico's Naval Ministry.

9 Mexican ports to receive nearly US $16B in public-private investment

MND Staff - 1
One of the proposed private sector projects in Ensenada is the construction of a ferry terminal that would offer passenger service from San Diego, California.
A massive 'Margarita Cachanilla' statue in Tijuana, Mexico. resembling an oversized cocktail cup, with the words "Guinness World Records Official Attempt" visible, promoting "La Margarita Más Grande del Mundo' (The World's Largest Margarita). The structure stands under a clear blue sky with the Tijuana skyline in the background.

MND Local: Baja California news roundup

Chris Sands - 1
What's news in Baja California in July 2025? Tijuana made a record-breaking cocktail, while Baja wine country gears up for its annual harvest festival.
Driver with GPS device

OCN invests US $150M to make car rentals easier for gig workers in Mexico  

MND Staff - 0
The car-rental fintech is betting that there are thousands of gig workers in Mexico who are most in need of a car yet least able to get traditional financing for one.
An aerial view of the Angel of Independence monument on Reforma Avenue in Mexico City, looking down the tree-lined boulevard surrounded by tall city buildings.

Before you move in: An architect’s guide to finding the right Mexico City location...

Ian Ostroff - 6
Architect Benjamin Bross spoke to Mexico News Daily about life in the capital — and where he'd tell someone to buy property.
A map of the Maya Train at a press conference

Maya Train freight service set to begin operations by end of 2026

MND Staff - 0
Construction on the freight network began in April and is currently at 5% completion, the general in charge of the project said.
Dancers in traditional garb including long colorful skirts dance on a stage a Guelaguetza in Oaxaca

Guelaguetza kicks off in Oaxaca with performances and the festival’s first ‘Monday on the...

MND Staff - 1
The 92nd edition of the festival is now underway, celebrating Indigenous traditions from around the state.
Anti-gentrification ptoresters in Tlalpan

As anti-gentrification sentiment grows, a second Mexico City march targets World Cup speculation

MND Staff - 14
Violence including book burning marred the otherwise peaceful protest. As in the first march, the vandals appeared to be interlopers.

When Acapulco was the center of the world

Bob Pateman - 14
At the height of New Spain, Acapulco became the first true global trade hub, thanks to a little help from some old Chinese ships the Phillipines and natural geography.
Nellie Huang walking on a cliffside path in the Riviera Maya

Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Luxury travelers

Nellie Huang - 7
From coast to coast, and even places inbetween, there is no shortage of luxury options for travelers in Mexico.
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