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air canada

A profile of the now rare Canadian tourist in Mexico

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Canada's suspension of flights will inflict further pain on the tourism industry, which suffered its worst year in living memory in 2020.
These days, Guadalupe José Medina Tima's shoeshine business makes him 300 pesos a day, the absolute minimum amount that will feed his family.

With Covid killing tourism, Cholula’s street vendors face a daily battle to survive

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In this Puebla magical town, those who thrived selling snacks and souvenirs to visitors now just hope to make enough to feed their families.
Soup is a lovely antidote to winter's chill.

If the cold weather’s got you down, cuddle up with some homemade soup

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With a chill in the air in so many parts of Mexico right now, make yourself this comfort food that'll warm you right down to your toes.
electricity generation plant

With state-led, fossil fuel-powered energy vision, Mexico on a worrying course

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López Obrador is contravening trade deals, hurting investment, damaging consumers and betraying climate change commitments all at once.
beauty contest

Lower house approves bill banning support for beauty contests

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Beauty pageants and other such gender-based competitions based on appearance would be considered symbolic violence against women.
lopez obrador

AMLO’s back: president returns to host daily press conference, ‘continue transformation’

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Two weeks after he tested positive for Covid-19, President López Obrador returned Monday to the front and center of political life.
Beaches throughout Quintana Roo are now operating at 30% capacity.

Another destination pays for economic reopening with post-holidays Covid surge

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Coronavirus cases surged on the Caribbean coast after large numbers of tourists descended on destinations over the Christmas-New Year period.
covid vaccination

Mexico’s pandemic optimism falls flat after president catches virus

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Mixed messaging, positive spin have been hallmarks of the Covid crisis.
Juan Rubén Antúnez teaches guitar to students in poor neighborhoods for free.

Musician teaches Zihuatanejo children both guitar lessons and confidence

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Juan Antúnez decided to give free guitar lessons to children after seeing them at a pool hall, where they told him they had nothing to do.
The Turibús will resume operations on Monday.

Mexico City to remain red on stoplight but eases some restrictions

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Although hospitalizations of Covid-19 patients have trended down in recent days, Mexico City will remain red until at least February 15.