Thursday, July 10, 2025

MND_MEXICO LIVING

A vibrant Mexican-themed home decor display featuring large artificial cacti, bright green patio furniture, sunflowers, a cow statue, and various rustic lanterns and lighting fixtures, suggesting an eclectic outdoor living space.

Toilets with sinks and neon dog sculptures: The kitschy appeal of...

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Part store, part surreal, art installation, Galerias El Triunfo has conquered Mexicans' hearts, one kitschy baroque cherub statue at a time.
A street in Puerto Vallarta's Zona Romantica

What’s on in Puerto Vallarta in July?

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Ballet, comedy and even a crocodile run (reptiles optional) — it's all going on in the Bay of Banderas.
A married couple facing in opposite directions

Temporary marriages: a surprising proposal from a ‘conservative’ place

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It's a radical idea, but not one without merit, argues Sarah DeVries.

What’s on in Yucatán and the Riviera Maya in July?

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Swim, sweat, savor and get in touch with your spiritual side as we take a look at some of the coolest activities in the region this month.
A man with a smiling expression and sunglasses pushed up on his head stands behind a counter at an outdoor key-making stand. Behind him, numerous keys are hanging, and the word "CERRAJERIA" (locksmith) is visible on the counter in yellow letters.

Trading Zihuatanejo’s bustle for a quieter life in a small Mexican town

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Longtime Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo resident Elisabeth Ashe recently built herself a home in the small nearby town of El Coacoyul. It's been both an adjustment and a discovery.

What’s on in Mexico City in July 2025?

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Discover everything from internationally touring art exhibits to intimate Buddhist celebrations going on in the nation's capital coming up in July.
Travis and Tamanna Bembenek raise styrofoam cups to toast with Luis, an elderly Mexican man, on a plane

Lessons on life from seat 2C: A perspective from our CEO

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Travis Bembenek shares what he learned from a brief encounter that left a lasting impact.
A man in a remote work meeting

Is ‘gaming the system’ in Mexico still a good economic solution for US citizens?

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U.S. citizens have been economic migrants to Mexico for generations. But are rising prices, remote work trends and AI putting an end to this solution to an unaffordable U.S.?
A Costco store in Santa Fe, Mexico City

Why do Mexicans love Costco so much?

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Is it a store? Is it a lifestyle? Is it a status symbol? For Mexicans, the answer lies somewhere in between.
Fernando Reyes 

My American Dream is in Mexico: Fernando Reyes 

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One Mexico City native made it big in the United States, only to realize what he was looking for was back at home all along.
A bartender in a black bar apron focuses on squeezing a lime wedge over a yellow cocktail in a glass on the bar while another bartender looks on in the background.

Keeping hold of the ‘real’ Vallarta: An interview with businessman Ulises Quijano

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After 12 years in Vallarta, Quijano still loves it here — but he also sees what rapid development is doing to his adopted community.
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