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Sheinbaum seeks to reimburse US tax on cash remittances: Monday’s mañanera recapped
On Monday, the president announced a special tax reimbursement program for Mexicans in the United States and confirmed that former COVID czar Hugo López-Gatell will represent Mexico at the WHO.
What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?
Discover everything from internationally touring art exhibits to intimate Buddhist celebrations going on in the nation's capital coming up in July.
US sanctions on CIBanco, Intercam and Vector could put Mexico on FATF grey list
The recently imposed sanctions will be reflected in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)'s next assessment of Mexico, which hasn't been assessed by the FATF since 2017.
Conafor reports Tecate blaze is 75% contained after 15 days of wildfire
The fire, which has now spread to over 16,000 hectares, started on June 16 in the Guadalajara 2 community of Tecate, a municipality of approximately 100,000.
What’s on in Los Cabos in July?
Try your hand at big game (and big money) fishing or attend one of Baja California Sur's various fruit festivals this coming month.
Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Beach lovers
This week, Nellie takes a look at the best seaside escapes that the country has to offer.
Tepic’s growing airport opens the door to a different Nayarit
The Nayarit capital has a new airport, and it's ready to show the world just how stunning it actually is.
MND Perspective podcast: A global perspective on life in Mexico
Our subscriber-only podcast takes a look at what attracts people from across the world to move to Mexico.
Is ‘gaming the system’ in Mexico still a good economic solution for US citizens?
U.S. citizens have been economic migrants to Mexico for generations. But are rising prices, remote work trends and AI putting an end to this solution to an unaffordable U.S.?
Street protests in the capital: A timeless feature of life in Mexico
The recent tent city that sprang up in the Zócalo is just the latest in a centuries-long and legally protected tradition of protest in Mexico City.
