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Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip from Tecate to La Paz
San Diegans Dan and Becca Rumsey's 935-mile cycling adventure through the Baja Peninsula took them 10 days, but the memories they made will last a lifetime.
Guatemala, the Maya Train’s next stop: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The president also answered questions about the possibility of another mass extradition to the U.S. and Mexico's upcoming judicial elections.
Fewer medical tourists are arriving in Baja California, industry representatives report
Medical tourists have cut back on everything from Brazilian butt lifts to dental fillings, a change industry insiders attribute to the current tension between the U.S. and Mexico.
Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip from Tecate to La Paz
San Diegans Dan and Becca Rumsey's 935-mile cycling adventure through the Baja Peninsula took them 10 days, but the memories they made will last a lifetime.
Guatemala, the Maya Train’s next stop: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The president also answered questions about the possibility of another mass extradition to the U.S. and Mexico's upcoming judicial elections.
Fewer medical tourists are arriving in Baja California, industry representatives report
Medical tourists have cut back on everything from Brazilian butt lifts to dental fillings, a change industry insiders attribute to the current tension between the U.S. and Mexico.
Tariff turmoil: Chronicle of a chaotic day in Washington
After sending mixed messages on Wednesday, the White House has clarified the most recent round of tariffs won't apply to Mexico.
Teotihuacán altar found in Guatemala reveals the reach of Mexico City’s forebearers
The founders of Teotihuacán — modern-day Mexico City — were even more powerful than previously thought.
94-year-old Guadalajara Cartel founder ‘Don Neto’ released in Mexico
The "Narcos: Mexico" capo is still wanted in the U.S. for a DEA agent’s murder.
The Australian writing a guide to intercultural relationships with Mexicans
It was love at first bite when Sunny met and cooked for Héctor, her future husband; the complicated part came later, and now she provides resources for people in intercultural relationships like hers.
Tigers rescued in Sinaloa’s ‘Golden Triangle’ arrive at their new home
The tigers were rescued in northern Mexico's Golden Triangle, a mountainous region controlled by the Sinaloa Cartel.
“José María Velasco: A View of Mexico” opens at London’s National Gallery
The exhibition, the first ever in the United Kingdom of the works of the foundational Mexican painter, bringing his work to an excited new audience.
Who is Altagracia Gómez and why is President Sheinbaum thanking her?
The 32-year-old politician has become an important part of Mexico's political machine — who is she?
Trump administration seeks to revoke US visas of all ‘narcocorrido’ singers
The recent plight of the Mexican group Los Alegres del Barranco may be a precursor as U.S. officials warn of free speech "consequences."
Sheinbaum turns her gaze toward Latin America at CELAC summit in Honduras
The Mexican president's speech at the summit of the 33-nation bloc came at a time when the U.S. is increasingly seen as an unreliable trade partner.
Taste of Mexico: Mole
All the usual superlatives about Mexican food apply to this complex, rich sauce, of course — but it's so much more than that.
Funny Mexican phrases that will brighten your day
Throw the avocado, give the plane and, uh, something about trout — whatever could it mean?
Sheinbaum unveils an even more ambitious version of her transformative Plan México
Sheinbaum said the projects she announced as part of Plan México will bring about more well-paid employment, less poverty and inequality, greater investment and production and more innovation.
Tariff turmoil: Chronicle of a chaotic day in Washington
After sending mixed messages on Wednesday, the White House has clarified the most recent round of tariffs won't apply to Mexico.
Teotihuacán altar found in Guatemala reveals the reach of Mexico City’s forebearers
The founders of Teotihuacán — modern-day Mexico City — were even more powerful than previously thought.
94-year-old Guadalajara Cartel founder ‘Don Neto’ released in Mexico
The "Narcos: Mexico" capo is still wanted in the U.S. for a DEA agent’s murder.
The Australian writing a guide to intercultural relationships with Mexicans
It was love at first bite when Sunny met and cooked for Héctor, her future husband; the complicated part came later, and now she provides resources for people in intercultural relationships like hers.
Tigers rescued in Sinaloa’s ‘Golden Triangle’ arrive at their new home
The tigers were rescued in northern Mexico's Golden Triangle, a mountainous region controlled by the Sinaloa Cartel.
“José María Velasco: A View of Mexico” opens at London’s National Gallery
The exhibition, the first ever in the United Kingdom of the works of the foundational Mexican painter, bringing his work to an excited new audience.
Tariff turmoil: Chronicle of a chaotic day in Washington
After sending mixed messages on Wednesday, the White House has clarified the most recent round of tariffs won't apply to Mexico.
Are 22,000 Oxxos in the country a blessing or a curse? A perspective from...
As healthy, traditional mom and pop corner stores disappear, Travis Bembenek sees a troubling — and familiar — trend.
The Mexico power players you need to know: A perspective from our CEO
In response to reader requests, CEO Travis Bembenek introduces a new area of coverage following the leaders shaping Mexico's future.
Grading Sheinbaum’s response thus far to Trump’s tariff threats: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek reflects on the validity of U.S. grievances against Mexico and assesses President Sheinbaum's response.
How is Mexican industry doing? Our CEO visits his local industrial park to find...
To see what's really going on with the Mexican economy, Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek takes a look under the hood at the San Miguel industrial park.
Tariff turmoil: Chronicle of a chaotic day in Washington
After sending mixed messages on Wednesday, the White House has clarified the most recent round of tariffs won't apply to Mexico.
Stellantis to pause production on some models amid auto sector shake-up
While some automakers hit the brakes on production in Mexico, some foreign manufacturers are eyeing Mexico's free trade tariff exemptions.
FT: China is withholding approval for BYD’s Mexico plant due to tech concerns
Sources cited by The Financial Times revealed that Chinese EV company BYD sees Mexico’s allegiance to the U.S. as a potential dealbreaker in its nearshoring plans.
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Household and beauty products giant Unilever to invest US $800M in Nuevo León
The amount doubles the company's earlier investment announcement and marks another win for Governor Samuel García's campaign to attract investment to the state.
LEGO to invest US $508M in Nuevo León plant
LEGO will invest US $508 million to enhance sustainability and increase production capacity at its Monterrey plant, which produces around 90 million pieces per day.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
20.43
CAD
14.71
Who is Altagracia Gómez and why is President Sheinbaum thanking her?
The 32-year-old politician has become an important part of Mexico's political machine — who is she?
US drone strikes on cartels ‘wouldn’t resolve anything,’ says Sheinbaum: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
The president also said on Tuesday that in Mexico, "there is no enforced disappearance [perpetrated] by the state," contradicting a recent statement by the United Nations' Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CED).
Guatemala, the Maya Train’s next stop: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The president also answered questions about the possibility of another mass extradition to the U.S. and Mexico's upcoming judicial elections.
How I found quiet in a noisy country
Between barking dogs, fireworks and loudspeaker-equipped trucks, finding quiet in Mexico is an art that can be hard to master. Here's how one Guanajuato dweller figured it out.
What the ‘killer granny’ case tells us about Mexico’s justice system
What does the killing of a United Healthcare CEO have to do with Mexico's recent "killer granny"? Both highlight a nation fed up with systemic impunity.
Funny Mexican phrases that will brighten your day
Throw the avocado, give the plane and, uh, something about trout — whatever could it mean?
Fewer medical tourists are arriving in Baja California, industry representatives report
Medical tourists have cut back on everything from Brazilian butt lifts to dental fillings, a change industry insiders attribute to the current tension between the U.S. and Mexico.
Maya Train celebrates its one-millionth passenger
After welcoming the millionth passenger since the start of service, officials of the state-owned railroad are predicting 1.2 million riders in 2025.
Guadalajara airport recognized for customer service as World Cup renovations ramp up
GDL topped the “Airport Service Quality” category for airports serving 15 to 25 million passengers per year in Latin America and the Caribbean.
What the ‘killer granny’ case tells us about Mexico’s justice system
What does the killing of a United Healthcare CEO have to do with Mexico's recent "killer granny"? Both highlight a nation fed up with systemic impunity.
Funny Mexican phrases that will brighten your day
Throw the avocado, give the plane and, uh, something about trout — whatever could it mean?
The Mexico power players you need to know: A perspective from our CEO
In response to reader requests, CEO Travis Bembenek introduces a new area of coverage following the leaders shaping Mexico's future.
Grading Sheinbaum’s response thus far to Trump’s tariff threats: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek reflects on the validity of U.S. grievances against Mexico and assesses President Sheinbaum's response.
Mérida Arts District in the works after Yucatán attracts 7 billion pesos in real...
Yucatán has launched a $348 million investment in Mérida, promising hundreds of new jobs and a boost to tourism infrastructure.
Mexico’s housing sector braces for impact of steel and aluminum tariffs
Beyond rising materials costs, Mexico must consider how U.S. trade policies will affect construction sector employment, industry representatives caution.
“José María Velasco: A View of Mexico” opens at London’s National Gallery
The exhibition, the first ever in the United Kingdom of the works of the foundational Mexican painter, bringing his work to an excited new audience.
Move aside ‘American Idol’: Mexico launches binational singing and composing competition
Mexico Sings: For Peace and Against Addictions is open to performers and composers aged 18 to 34, and seeks to promote traditional Mexican music without lyrics that glorify violence and/or drugs.
The Australian writing a guide to intercultural relationships with Mexicans
It was love at first bite when Sunny met and cooked for Héctor, her future husband; the complicated part came later, and now she provides resources for people in intercultural relationships like hers.
Mexico celebrates historic Diving World Cup performance at home in GDL
Mexico claimed six medals at last weekend's World Aquatics Diving World Cup in Guadalajara, including two first-time golds.
Maya Train celebrates its one-millionth passenger
After welcoming the millionth passenger since the start of service, officials of the state-owned railroad are predicting 1.2 million riders in 2025.
Guadalajara airport recognized for customer service as World Cup renovations ramp up
GDL topped the “Airport Service Quality” category for airports serving 15 to 25 million passengers per year in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Cereal-milk soft serve goes south: Make this Mexican-inspired dessert
Learn how to reimagine this nostalgic ice cream treat with distinctly Mexican flavors like cinnamon, chile, Maria cookies and more!
State By Plate: Nayarit and Pescado Zarandeado
Take a fresh catch, season it with a sprinkle of Pacific coast magic and voila: The taste of Nayarit.
Cutzamala water levels are up from 2024, but ‘Day Zero’ fears linger in Mexico...
The reservoirs in Mexico City's Cutzamala system are doing better than last year — though that's not saying much.
Amid deepening drought, Mexico works to reduce agricultural water waste
Currently, 76% of water in Mexico used for agriculture — a number the government is working to reduce.
What do I need to know before undergoing laser skin treatment in Mexico?
Medical expert Dr. Lara returns to share her advice on how to find the best laser skin treatments in Mexico.
Beauty and wellness apps to help you look and feel great anywhere, any time
From destination wedding makeup to relaxing couples massages, these apps let you pamper yourself in style, anytime or anywhere.
Teotihuacán altar found in Guatemala reveals the reach of Mexico City’s forebearers
The founders of Teotihuacán — modern-day Mexico City — were even more powerful than previously thought.
“José María Velasco: A View of Mexico” opens at London’s National Gallery
The exhibition, the first ever in the United Kingdom of the works of the foundational Mexican painter, bringing his work to an excited new audience.
Move aside ‘American Idol’: Mexico launches binational singing and composing competition
Mexico Sings: For Peace and Against Addictions is open to performers and composers aged 18 to 34, and seeks to promote traditional Mexican music without lyrics that glorify violence and/or drugs.
Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip from Tecate to La Paz
San Diegans Dan and Becca Rumsey's 935-mile cycling adventure through the Baja Peninsula took them 10 days, but the memories they made will last a lifetime.
The Australian writing a guide to intercultural relationships with Mexicans
It was love at first bite when Sunny met and cooked for Héctor, her future husband; the complicated part came later, and now she provides resources for people in intercultural relationships like hers.
Mexico celebrates historic Diving World Cup performance at home in GDL
Mexico claimed six medals at last weekend's World Aquatics Diving World Cup in Guadalajara, including two first-time golds.
94-year-old Guadalajara Cartel founder ‘Don Neto’ released in Mexico
The "Narcos: Mexico" capo is still wanted in the U.S. for a DEA agent’s murder.
Mexico scrambles to boost US water deliveries ahead of next year’s USMCA treaty review
Northern states could see their water resources seized by the federal government as it strives to find water to send to the U.S.
Tigers rescued in Sinaloa’s ‘Golden Triangle’ arrive at their new home
The tigers were rescued in northern Mexico's Golden Triangle, a mountainous region controlled by the Sinaloa Cartel.
Trump administration seeks to revoke US visas of all ‘narcocorrido’ singers
The recent plight of the Mexican group Los Alegres del Barranco may be a precursor as U.S. officials warn of free speech "consequences."
Meet the new generation of Mexico’s rising-star architects
Mexico's new generation of leading architects is earning significant global awards and prompting reflections on the role and function of architecture.
Mérida Arts District in the works after Yucatán attracts 7 billion pesos in real...
Yucatán has launched a $348 million investment in Mérida, promising hundreds of new jobs and a boost to tourism infrastructure.
Mexico’s housing sector braces for impact of steel and aluminum tariffs
Beyond rising materials costs, Mexico must consider how U.S. trade policies will affect construction sector employment, industry representatives caution.
Mexico scrambles to boost US water deliveries ahead of next year’s USMCA treaty review
Northern states could see their water resources seized by the federal government as it strives to find water to send to the U.S.
Cutzamala water levels are up from 2024, but ‘Day Zero’ fears linger in Mexico...
The reservoirs in Mexico City's Cutzamala system are doing better than last year — though that's not saying much.
Amid deepening drought, Mexico works to reduce agricultural water waste
Currently, 76% of water in Mexico used for agriculture — a number the government is working to reduce.
All you need to know about Eastern medicine in Mexico
Traditional Chinese medicine in Mexico is bigger than ever, with licensed practitioners all over the country offering a variety of techniques.
What do I need to know before undergoing laser skin treatment in Mexico?
Medical expert Dr. Lara returns to share her advice on how to find the best laser skin treatments in Mexico.
Beauty and wellness apps to help you look and feel great anywhere, any time
From destination wedding makeup to relaxing couples massages, these apps let you pamper yourself in style, anytime or anywhere.
Tariff turmoil: Chronicle of a chaotic day in Washington
After sending mixed messages on Wednesday, the White House has clarified the most recent round of tariffs won't apply to Mexico.
Stellantis to pause production on some models amid auto sector shake-up
While some automakers hit the brakes on production in Mexico, some foreign manufacturers are eyeing Mexico's free trade tariff exemptions.
FT: China is withholding approval for BYD’s Mexico plant due to tech concerns
Sources cited by The Financial Times revealed that Chinese EV company BYD sees Mexico’s allegiance to the U.S. as a potential dealbreaker in its nearshoring plans.
Taste of Mexico: Mole
All the usual superlatives about Mexican food apply to this complex, rich sauce, of course — but it's so much more than that.
Funny Mexican phrases that will brighten your day
Throw the avocado, give the plane and, uh, something about trout — whatever could it mean?
Sheinbaum unveils an even more ambitious version of her transformative Plan México
Sheinbaum said the projects she announced as part of Plan México will bring about more well-paid employment, less poverty and inequality, greater investment and production and more innovation.
Six months in, President Sheinbaum’s approval rating remains sky high
The March poll conducted by El Financiero detected an 83% approval rating for Sheinbaum, down two points compared to the 85% result in February.
Spring is here, and so are three spring ingredient recipes
The spring harvest in Mexico creates opportunities for dishes as fit as roast asparagus and as indulgent as mango sorbet.
Cereal-milk soft serve goes south: Make this Mexican-inspired dessert
Learn how to reimagine this nostalgic ice cream treat with distinctly Mexican flavors like cinnamon, chile, Maria cookies and more!
State By Plate: Nayarit and Pescado Zarandeado
Take a fresh catch, season it with a sprinkle of Pacific coast magic and voila: The taste of Nayarit.
Taste of Mexico: Mole
All the usual superlatives about Mexican food apply to this complex, rich sauce, of course — but it's so much more than that.