LIFESTYLE
Cute but endangered: The dwarf raccoons of Cozumel
The best estimate is that there are less than 200 surviving adults of the Cozumel raccoon population left, making these cute creatures one of the most critically endangered species on the planet.
Tepoztlán: A pulque drinker’s ‘paradise’
Tepoztlán is a pulque drinker's "paradise," as writer Alan Chazaro discovered after taking the 90-minute drive from Mexico City to this Pueblo Mágico in Morelos.
The best traditional mercados to explore in Mexico City this summer
Mexico City is home to some of the world's best and most interesting mercados, selling virtually anything imaginable, from fresh fruit to antique books and death metal T-shirts.
Is Chipotle opening in Mexico a good or bad thing for the country? An...
MND's Travis Bembenek and María Meléndez debate whether Chipotle's grand opening in Monterrey tomorrow is a game-changer or a game-ender. What do you think?
The complete summer guide to Mexican beer, from premium producers to economic impacts
As summer temperatures heat up, pop open our summer guide to Mexican beer and enjoy the satisfying quench of ice-cold cerveza.
The best ice cream shops in Mexico City to enjoy this summer
Nothing tempts the taste buds of capitalinos during summertime in Mexico City quite like ice cream. Here's a look at the city's signature stops for "helados" and "nieves."
How sargassum is changing the face of paradise in Cozumel
Sargassum has long been a seasonal nuisance in Riviera Maya, but when each year there's more of it, sargassum's effects become more profound. Has one company finally found a solution?
Rafael Márquez replaces Aguirre as new head coach of Mexico’s national soccer team
Rafael Márquez, one of El Tri’s all-time greatest defenders, has been officially appointed Mexico’s head coach to lead a youth-focused national team project in the build-up to the 2030 World Cup.
It really is different here. A World Cup dispatch from MND’s summer intern
Last week, Mexico News Daily's summer journalism intern, Jared Tucker, traveled from San Miguel de Allende to Mexico City for the first time to witness a history-making match that changed his image of Mexico forever.
Rancho Tehuan: How one man rewilded a ruined ranch into Mexico’s most unlikely culinary destination
Besides providing Mexico City chefs with the best available ingredients, Pierre Koboloff is also building one of Mexico's best culinary destinations behind an unmarked gate in Morelos.
Fan reaction after Mexico’s first goal Tuesday triggered earthquake monitors
Vibrations from the synchronized movements of tens of thousands of exuberant fans were enough to cause a tiny "artificial quake." It was not the first time that has happened.
MND Local: Mayor addresses tourism growth in San Miguel de Allende
According to the mayor of San Miguel de Allende, the city may have reached the limits of its tourism growth without new infrastructure and services.
MND Local: Is Cabo San Lucas finally ridding itself of the ‘Gray Ghost’? Plus, fallout from the hit-and-run accident that injured 17 people
Universal Studios is reputedly partnering in efforts to transform a long-unfinished project in Cabo San Lucas known to locals as the "Gray Ghost" into a hotel with a state-of-the-art theater.
Where can you find a taste of Colombia in Mexico City?
The number of Colombian immigrants to Mexico has increased noticeably in recent years, leading to a host of new restaurants and flavors, especially in Mexico City.
Merlin the World Cup duck is now a registered trademark
Tired of companies "abusing a humble family" by profiting from her pet's name and image, Karla Gómez filed for trademark protection, which ESPN reports has already been granted.
Why is Mexican candy both sweet and spicy? The answer might surprise you
Mexican candies are instantly recognizable, thanks to their entrancing blend of both sweetness and spice. But while chiles and chocolate are native items, the iconic flavor found in many sweets, chamoy, originated in Asia.
