MY MEXICO
The year Querétaro translated me and taught me a new grammar...
As you cross the invisible line from visitor to Mexico to a resident of the country, subtle changes begin to transform every aspect of your life, writes Dr. Mark Arcuri of his own move to Querétaro.
Opinion: Why even in losing, Mexican soccer fans continue celebrating
El Tri rallied the nation and provided hope for fans, but ultimately fell short in historic fashion.
How moving to Mexico inspired me to become a painter
There's something about Mexico that inspires the urge to paint, something writer Louisa Rogers learned firsthand when she and her husband moved to Guanajuato in 2005.
‘Could we live here?’ Pondering a move to Manzanillo, and what matters in a...
What happens when you live in Mexico but, for various reasons, want to move to another Mexican city? Writer Charlotte Smith examines some potential factors, as she ponders a move to Manzanillo.
The grief we don’t talk about when we move to Mexico, because it’s about...
Grief following the passing of an old friend causes writer Charlotte Smith to reflect on her new life in Mexico, and the old one she left behind in England.
Everything you need to know about Mexican hand gestures
Finger wags, headshakes, that creepy hand gesture from "The Shining" and more: Sarah DeVries explains the ins and outs of "Mexican sign language."
MND Local: Hurricane preparedness and fear of a ‘Super El Niño’ in Baja California Sur
With all-time high Pacific Ocean temperatures and a potential Super El Niño coming, this year's hurricane season could be stormy in Baja California Sur.
A new highway project better linking Mexico City to Zihuatanejo could reveal this Pueblo Mágico to the world
A project to revamp Federal Highway 134 could make Zihuatanejo a much easier ride from Mexico City, and CDMX's favorite weekend getaway, Valle de Bravo, is conveniently right between both.
Raising bilingual children: Why I only speak to my Mexican daughter in English
A child raised in a foreign country won't automatically pick up their parent's mother tongue. These simple tips can help them learn.
Mexico excels at providing public hangout spaces — here’s why that’s a good idea
Mexico's parks, plazas and overall community-focused design exist with social interaction in mind — an awareness U.S. culture is losing, writes Louisa Rogers.
What does an aging population mean for Mexico?
Mexico is looking at an increasingly aging population, with more people over 60 than under 12 by 2034. Is the country ready? Are those of us who are aging ready?
How to check if your English-speaking doctor in Mexico City is actually licensed
It's hard enough finding an English-speaking doctor (or other professional) and it's even harder to verify if they are legally licensed. For Mexico City residents, there's a service that does it for you.
Honor, fun and an uninvited guest: Celebrating Mexico’s National Navy Day in Cozumel
On June 1, retired Australian Royal Navy servicemember Bel Woodhouse got to experience how Mexicans in Cozumel celebrate the nation's holiday honoring Mexico's Navy — and had a blast!
A very boring guide to how to register your Mexican cell phone
Registering you Mexican cell phone in compliance with new law isn't hard, writes Sarah DeVries. She didn't promise it was exciting though.
Waiting on the rain in the Bay of Banderas
The summer rainy season in Puerto Vallarta and around the Banderas Bay region changes everything ... and in a very beautiful way.
Opinion: Why Guadalajara offers a credible supply chain alternative during the Iran crisis
The fuel crisis in the Straits of Hormuz isn't ending anytime soon, despite the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran, and Guadalajara and its real estate market stand to prosper.
