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How is Mexico responding to the Trump tariffs?
VIDEO: How is the Mexican government set to react to the news coming out the United States and what can we expect in the near future?
Trump announces new US tariffs on Mexican… beer
Mexico didn't end up on Donald Trump's "liberation day" list of enemy countries, although the U.S. did impose tariffs on a surprising Mexican item: beer in cans.
Meet the Mexican economist who could be the next head of UNESCO
Gabriela Ramos Patiño, a distinguished Mexican diplomat, would bring a strong commitment to economic and gender equality to the UN's top cultural agency.
Ecobici operator fined for failing to maintain its bike fleet in the capital
Broken seats, loose chains, flat tires, faulty brakes and broken pedals are common complaints from users of Mexico City's popular public bicycle network.
Aeroméxico launches new nonstop Phoenix-Mexico City flight
Aeroméxico and Delta have partnered to offer 2,000 round-trip seats a week between the Mexican capital and the United States' fifth largest city.
What’s on in April in San Miguel de Allende?
Learn about AI, embrace your inner mystic and prepare for Semana Santa as we bring you the very best events this month.
Sheinbaum ‘ready’ for US tariffs: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
On the eve of U.S. President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day," President Sheinbaum says Mexico is prepared with responses to whatever tariffs the U.S. may impose.
Homeland Security Secretary outlines Trump’s ‘wishlist’ for Mexico to sidestep tariffs
The list of requests was presented to President Sheinbaum by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who suggested Mexico may still be able to avoid tariffs before Wednesday.
What’s on in Oaxaca in April?
Music, art and double-whammy festivals like the Mezcal and Leatherworking Fair and Mezcal and Ice Cream Fair are waiting for you in and around Oaxaca city this month.
Getting to the point: Direct and indirect communication in Mexico
Sometimes, you just need to avoid being direct — and by sometimes, we mean almost always.
