Thursday, July 3, 2025

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A soccer player in the black Mexican uniform dribbles ahead of another player in a white and blue uniform

Mexico to face US in Concacaf Gold Cup final after victory...

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Teamwork between teen soccer star 'El Chavito' and veteran center-forward Raúl Jiménez won the day on Wednesday and earned Mexico its ticket to the finals.
Guadalajara cathedral

What’s on in Guadalajara in July?

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Baseball, flamenco dance, classic pop, mind-boggling hypnosis and all the craft beer you can drink are on offer in the capital of Jalisco this month.
A great white shark swimming underwater just below the surface.

The state of Mexico’s sharks, 50 years after ‘Jaws’

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Half a century after the movie, we're going to need a bigger conservation effort if we want to protect Mexico's magnificent marine predators.
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Oaxacan women dancing

What’s on in Oaxaca in July?

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It's Guelaguetza season, so expect the jewel of the southwest to be at its very best.
Tequila volcano

No way José! Blow off the tequila tasting and head up the Tequila Volcano...

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Give your liver a break and check out a view few are brave enough to enjoy.

What’s on in Los Cabos in July?

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Try your hand at big game (and big money) fishing or attend one of Baja California Sur's various fruit festivals this coming month.
Mexican open water swimmer David Olvera stands on a boat in front of Manhattan Island in a swim suit, waving a Mexican flag

Mexican open-water swimmer David Olvera sets world record for fastest lap around Manhattan Island

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Olvera completed the challenging urban route in "blisteringly quick" time, beating the previous record by almost seven minutes.
International ice hockey in Mexico

Do they play ice hockey in Mexico? The answer may surprise you

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It might not be the first sport you'd associate with Mexico — but it's growing every day.
Human pride flag extends across Mexico City's Zócalo

More than 5,000 gather to form world’s largest LGBTQ+ flag in Mexico City

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Using multicolored t-shirts and umbrellas, participants created a monumental 240-meter-long flag ahead of this Saturday's annual LGBTQ+ Pride march.
Woman vendor sells groceries at a market

The joys of shopping at your local market

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Fresh ingredients, great community and a sense of tradition make for an unbeatable trip to the store.
Close-up of a line of white leather Mexican sombreros, all decorated similiarly on the rims with beads and embroidery.

What’s it like at a Mexican charro wedding?

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Though initially hesitant about getting married in a charro wedding, one Mexican woman came to love the way it honored her new husband's cultural heritage.
A professional Mexican Baseball League pitcher on the pitching mound, about to pitch a ball during a game in a stadium. He is wearing a El Aguila de Veracruz team uniform.

Mexican baseball celebrates 100th season with special all-star game

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June's LMB All-Star game at the glitzy Harp Helú ground marks 100 years of the sport in Mexico — and things have never been better.
massive torta de chorizo

The day that Toluca built the world’s longest torta

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Constructed on Sunday during an art and gastronomy festival, the massive torta was crafted on a bread roll that stretched an impressive 82 meters (269 feet).
A nascar car races down a track

Mexico City hosts NASCAR’s first Cup Series race outside the US

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The weekend will be a homecoming for Mexican driver Daniel Suárez, who will compete in the Cup Series race, dubbed Viva México 250, and the returning Chilango 150 on Saturday.
Plates of food on a table

Mexico City’s Michelin-starred taquería El Califa de León sets its sights on NYC

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After partnering with a U.S. restaurant chain to sell his famous tacos in temporary pop-ups last fall, owner Mario Hernández is eyeing a permanent site in New York, and perhaps beyond.

Osita, Cachimba and Pintorín: The pack of stargazing dogs who guard Chichén Itzá

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Osita, Cachimba and Pintorín are known as the “sacred dogs of Kukulcán” among site workers and custodians and are often photographed admiring the landscape of Mexico's most famous ruins.