Friday, December 26, 2025
Omar García Harfuch

Mexico’s movers and shakers: 7 political figures you need to know

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Want to understand Mexican politics today? María Meléndez dives into the top names you need to know in this 2025 video series.
A customs agent gestures in a blurry video screenshot

Sheinbaum: Tamaulipas immigration agents caught on camera demanding bribes have been...

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The agents, who tried to extort migrants returning to Mexico ahead of the holidays, could face criminal charges pending an investigation.
train to AIFA

Long-awaited train to AIFA airport will be running by April, Sheinbaum...

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Originally scheduled for completion in 2022, the project experienced setbacks but should be completed in time for Semana Santa travelers to use it this year.
Three dogs sit in front of the pyramid of Chichén Itzá

The top México mágico moments of 2025: Mystical eagles, stargazing pups and a killer...

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As the year winds to a close, we take a look back at the quirky, bizarre and inspiring stories that captured Mexico's imagination in 2025.
Club América forward Alex Zendejas breaks past Monterrey's defense during a November 24 soccer match

US investors buy major stake in Club América, Mexico’s top soccer team   

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The investment by private equity firm General Atlantic includes a partnership with Kraft Group, owners of the NFL's New England Patriots.

Color, camaraderie, craftsmen and conquest: The best of Mexico News Daily’s Culture section in...

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From color to conquest, these are the best culture stories of the year.

2025 according to Sarah DeVries

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Mexico News Daily's favorite opinion writer had some thoughts about how this year went. We collected the best.
Riders wait as an orange Mexico City Metro train pulls into the station

The Metro in 2025: The art, commerce and commuters who defined Mexico City’s subway this year

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Chief staff writer Peter Davies' 2025 deep dive into the Metro highlights the music, street art, archaeological relics and myriad products for sale beneth the streets of Mexico City.
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Mexico’s year in review: The 10 biggest news and politics stories of 2025

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The past year came with no shortage of challenges and contrasts for Mexico, from major floods and record rain to turf wars and trade discussions. These are the 10 stories that most impacted the national dialogue in 2025.
President Sheinbaum and her husband in front of a Christmas tree

President Sheinbaum celebrates love, fraternity and Mexican values in Christmas message

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"We are the shared word, the plate served with love, the laugh that heals and the memory that keeps company," she said, thanking elders who "teach us to resist with dignity and love with the soul."
Lord Quetzalcóatl as Santa

That time in 1930 when the Mexican Government replaced Santa with Quetzalcóatl

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Does Quetzalcóatl care if you're naughty or nice? For one Christmas in Mexico, he did, and Santa was replaced by an ancient deity.
Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City

The Christmas night that Mexico’s National Anthropology Museum was robbed of its treasures

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Forty years ago on Christmas Eve, two men pulled off the heist of the century, stealing over 100 priceless artifacts from National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
San Pedro Mártir

MND Local: The spirit of the season on the Baja California peninsula

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From toy runs to community food kitchens, the spirit of the holiday season is alive and well throughout the length and breadth of the Baja California peninsula.
Richard Hart, baker

Taste of Mexico: How to avoid pulling a Richard Hart

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The lauded British baker has attracted controversy with recent remarks about Mexican bread culture. María Meléndez has some thoughts.
Navidalia in Guadalajara

Lights and magic at Navidalia, a Christmas-themed park in Guadalajara

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Can the joy, warmth and nostalgia of Christmas be captured by a theme park? In Navidalia in Guadalajara, the answer is an unqualified yes.
Sheinbaum before an early map of Mexico

What got Mexico talking in 2025: A year in cultural flashpoints

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2025 was a year when Mexico couldn't help but make headlines — sometimes for all the right reasons, sometimes for all the wrong ones, and sometimes just because the internet decided chaos was the vibe.