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A Buen Fin sign at a store in Toluca, México state.

Buen Fin: Mexico’s big shopping event kicks off Wednesday

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The 11th edition of the shopping event started on Wednesday, offering shoppers special offers from more than 131,000 businesses.
Ken Salazar

For second time, US ambassador raises concerns about electricity reform plan

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The ambassador expressed cautious confidence that the two countries can reach a resolution with regard to the proposed reform.
covid

Health Ministry appeals ruling ordering it to vaccinate Mexico’s teens

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The case will now go to a collegiate court. In other news, the Pan American Health Organization is predicting a fourth COVID wave this month.
wine grape stomping at La Redonda Vineyards

Vineyard tours: a fun introduction to Mexico’s rising prestige in winemaking

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Baja California still commands the industry, but other up-and-coming states in northern and central Mexico also boast excellent wine routes.
Santiago Nieto

AMLO’s anti-corruption czar resigns after his lavish Guatemala wedding

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Santiago Nieto said that he was quitting because he didn't want to have a negative impact on the government's project to transform Mexico.
AMLO at Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas refinery

AMLO tours refineries, warns of danger of relying on gasoline imports

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President López Obrador said that Mexico must aim for fuel self-sufficiency so that it's not dependent on any other nation.
Vehicles in line to cross at the San Ysidro border crossing in San Diego, California.

US-Mexico land border reopens, reuniting families, sending shoppers north

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The United States reopened its land border with Mexico on Monday, almost 20 months after it closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Humphrey and Nieto

Envelopes with US $35,000 in cash spoil plans for a quiet though lavish wedding

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Guatemala ceremony costs a Mexico City minister her job and another guest a lot of cash after failing to declare it on arrival.
Mexico’s government has swept aside the private renewable energy industry it began to support and is returning to it's familiar fossil fuel habit.

It’s time for Mexico to kick its fossil fuel addiction

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Like a sugar junkie returning to bad habits, the government has swept aside the private renewable energy industry in favor of fossil fuels.
Ajijic, Jalisco

Should the ‘gringo village’ of Ajijic, Jalisco, have been designated a Magical Town?

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Ajijic, Jalisco is not a typical Pueblo Mágico with historic architecture and culture, but rather a cosmopolitan expat enclave.