Friday, January 24, 2025

MND_LIFESTYLE

Lorena Ramirez posing while standing in a traditional Raramuri dress and holding small flags from Mexico and China.

Rarámuri runner Lorena Ramírez completes Hong Kong ultramarathon

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Although she at one point needed medical attention for foot lesions, Lorena Ramírez ran the entire 100-km race in sandals.
A young gamer plays a computer game, part of Phygital Games Mexico

Virtual and physical worlds collide at Mexico’s first national Phygital Games

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Teams and individuals will seek to qualify for the Games of the Future, scheduled for November in the United Arab Emirates.
Women typing at shared desk in a co-working space

The best co-working spaces in Mexico City

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We've done our best to forget about the pandemic, but there's one feature that has stuck around: the co-working space.
National and foreign tourists visit the Zócalo on this warm and semi-empty Sunday

In 7 years, immigration authorities issued over 230,000 residency permits in CDMX

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The number of new residency permits issued in Mexico City increased 134.9% throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, rising from 20,293 in 2020 to 47,669 in 2023.
Mexican professional tennis player Renata Zarazua in a black tennis outfit and her blonde hair tired up in a bun, hitting a tennis ball with a forehand swing during a match.

Zarazúa becomes first Mexican to win an AUS Open match in 25 years

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With her victory on Monday, Renata Zarazúa marked Mexico’s first win at Melbourne Park since Angélica Gavaldon beat Tzipi Obziler in 2000.
Mariah Markus

An American woman’s unraveling in Mexico City

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Viral social media footage showed a young American woman attacking people on a Mexican street. Who was she?
A walking tree in Yucatán, Mexico

This Yucatán tree can walk… I’m not kidding!

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It might sound unbelievable, but isn't Mexico a land of magic after all?

Veterans’ advocates in Mexico lead fight to expand healthcare access abroad

Thousands of disabled U.S. veterans living in Mexico are withheld medical coverage for non-service-related conditions. A group of advocates is fighting to fix that.

What’s on in Oaxaca in January?

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From Cuban beats to local honey and wild parties, Oaxaca has no shortage of energy for the start of 2025.
A cacao ceremony in Mexico

Did the Maya perform cacao ceremonies? No, but here’s why we practice them now

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A cacao ceremony is a celebration of life, comfort and all that is great about Mexican culture.
View from the mirador of San Miguel de Allende

What’s on in San Miguel de Allende in January?

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Charity bazaars, talks with experts and open AI classes are among the activities which kick off the year in Guanajuato's loveliest little city.
Guadalajara, Mexico, will host four World Cup matches in 2026.

Can Jalisco transform itself into a World Cup destination by 2026?

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Jalisco's new tourism minister wants Guadalajara's Akron Stadium to be “the most Mexican venue of the World Cup.” Here's how she plans to do it.

What’s on in Rivera Maya this January?

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Dancing, fishing and tantra — it's all happening in the Riviera Maya this month.
Mexico City welcomes 2013 with fireworks in Reforma Avenue.

What’s on in Mexico City in January?

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After the ecstasy of the holiday season, January keeps the events coming in Mexico City with vegan tamales, symphonies and the Chinese New Year.
A beach in Puerto Vallarta

What’s on in Puerto Vallarta in January?

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Cacao treat sampling, drag shows and open Spanish classes are among the best experiences in PV to kick off your 2025 with a bang.
A taquero cuts meat of a trombo of al pastor taco meat.

Staff picks: The best tacos we tried in 2024, for your 2025 bucket list

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Mexico News Daily staff shares all their favorite taco spots to help you kick-start a year of delicious culinary adventures.