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Nearly 1 in 5 travelers between the US and Mexico fly with American Airlines
U.S.-based carriers seem to be the favorites of travelers between the two countries, with American Airlines and United together accounting for a full third of air passengers.
Mexican officials discover new case of screwworm at border with US
The U.S. Department of Agriculture expressed its frustration, saying it “will not rely on Mexico to defend our industry, our food supply or our way of life.”
Rebuild Tenochtitlán as a God-King in this historically accurate videogame
Raise the city from Lake Texcoco and build the ancient capital as you guide your people to prosperity in a war between the heavens.
If you like Croatia’s Plitvice Lakes, then you will love Huasteca Potosina in Mexico
Globetrotting Nellie Huang is a big fan of Croatia's gorgeous Plitvice Lakes. But she thinks Huasteca Potosina in Mexico is even better.
Lego turns to Mexican tradition for its new Day of the Dead set
Lego enthusiasts have given the new edition a thumbs-up, and the Mexican reaction on social media so far seems to be one of pride.
Canada and Mexico agree to deepen ties ahead of USMCA trade deal review
Sheinbaum announced a new comprehensive partnership and security dialogue after meeting with Canada PM Carney in Mexico City.
A desert river under siege: Sonora communities say no to new dams
With water shortages in the northern state becoming ever more severe in the face of industrial concessions, community groups are mobilizing to save their towns, communities and lives.
Is Aeromexico worth the price tag?
Aeromexico is one of Mexico's best-known and longest-running airlines. But is it still one of the best? Our Bethany Platanella has thoughts!
Survey: Over 40% of recent Mexican deportees lived in the US for more than...
Whiie the survey was small and focused on Arizona deportees, its findings hint at how recent deportations are affecting long-term US residents and their communities.
Oaxaca town asks to relocate as rising sea levels flood homes and schools
“What we need is no longer visits or photo ops, but a real solution,” one resident said.
