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Mexican peso starts the week strong as the US dollar weakens
The peso strengthened Monday morning after the U.S. introduced new tariff exemptions for some tech products.
Who were the stars of the golden age of Mexican cinema?
A Mexican Charlie Chaplain, a dashing lead and an actor with the voice of an angel — who were the biggest stars that graced Mexican screens in the 20th century?
In Mexico’s unique Holy Week processions, Indigenous tradition continues amid Catholic ritual
Influenced by a blend of pre-Hispanic customs and Hispanic culture, many of Mexico's fascinating Holy Week rituals and processions are unlike any others worldwide.
Mexican peso starts the week strong as the US dollar weakens
The peso strengthened Monday morning after the U.S. introduced new tariff exemptions for some tech products.
Who were the stars of the golden age of Mexican cinema?
A Mexican Charlie Chaplain, a dashing lead and an actor with the voice of an angel — who were the biggest stars that graced Mexican screens in the 20th century?
In Mexico’s unique Holy Week processions, Indigenous tradition continues amid Catholic ritual
Influenced by a blend of pre-Hispanic customs and Hispanic culture, many of Mexico's fascinating Holy Week rituals and processions are unlike any others worldwide.
American Airlines announces new flight to Puerto Escondido
The route is the second direct U.S. connection for the Oaxacan beach town's new international airport.
Puerto Vallarta’s international dining options: eclectic and unforgettable
Whether you're craving a proper French bistro moment, handmade pastas, Thai curry or an elegant omakase evening, Vallarta delivers.
Hecho en México: Felipe Juárez, San Miguel weaver
San Miguel weaver Felipe Juárez makes rugs and more for customers as far away as New Zealand, but he's never left his hometown, where he sells his creations each weekend.
How Mexico revolutionized world cuisine
Is there any other country that has changed the culinary world as profoundly? It's hard to imagine that the answer is yes.
Taste of Mexico: Escamoles
Mexico food influencer María Meléndez makes a case for why you should try this traditional central Mexico dish of ant larvae — if only once.
Does Mexico have an alcohol problem?
In Mexico, alcohol is kind of everywhere, with social rules around it more relaxed. What's the societal effect of so much drinking? Is there one?
Ahorita and the art of finding meaning beyond the clock: A perspective from MND...
There's much to learn from the Mexican approach to time, Tamanna Bembenek writes.
Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip down the peninsula
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.
New report: Fuel smuggling is costing Mexico US $24 million a day
Fuel smuggling remains a major problem in Mexico, where roughly 30% of fuel sold is contraband.
Hecho en México: Felipe Juárez, San Miguel weaver
San Miguel weaver Felipe Juárez makes rugs and more for customers as far away as New Zealand, but he's never left his hometown, where he sells his creations each weekend.
Ahorita and the art of finding meaning beyond the clock: A perspective from MND...
There's much to learn from the Mexican approach to time, Tamanna Bembenek writes.
Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip down the peninsula
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.
American Airlines announces new flight to Puerto Escondido
The route is the second direct U.S. connection for the Oaxacan beach town's new international airport.
Puerto Vallarta’s international dining options: eclectic and unforgettable
Whether you're craving a proper French bistro moment, handmade pastas, Thai curry or an elegant omakase evening, Vallarta delivers.
Hecho en México: Felipe Juárez, San Miguel weaver
San Miguel weaver Felipe Juárez makes rugs and more for customers as far away as New Zealand, but he's never left his hometown, where he sells his creations each weekend.
How Mexico revolutionized world cuisine
Is there any other country that has changed the culinary world as profoundly? It's hard to imagine that the answer is yes.
Taste of Mexico: Escamoles
Mexico food influencer María Meléndez makes a case for why you should try this traditional central Mexico dish of ant larvae — if only once.
Does Mexico have an alcohol problem?
In Mexico, alcohol is kind of everywhere, with social rules around it more relaxed. What's the societal effect of so much drinking? Is there one?
Mexican peso starts the week strong as the US dollar weakens
The peso strengthened Monday morning after the U.S. introduced new tariff exemptions for some tech products.
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.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
20.11
CAD
14.50
New report: Fuel smuggling is costing Mexico US $24 million a day
Fuel smuggling remains a major problem in Mexico, where roughly 30% of fuel sold is contraband.
Once an economic afterthought, Oaxaca now leads the country in industrial growth
The state's economic boom is fueled by the Interoceanic Corridor project, which includes major infrastructure upgrades and industrial development zones.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
20.11
CAD
14.50
Sheinbaum responds to Trump in cross-border water dispute: Friday’s mañanera recapped
President Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico is complying with the treaty to the extent possible based on water availability.
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.
Could Alicia Bárcena be the first woman to lead the United...
Bárcena has hinted at her interest in the job, and her extensive U.N. experience makes her a strong contender.
Does Mexico have an alcohol problem?
In Mexico, alcohol is kind of everywhere, with social rules around it more relaxed. What's the societal effect of so much drinking? Is there one?
Ahorita and the art of finding meaning beyond the clock: A perspective from MND co-owner Tamanna Bembenek
There's much to learn from the Mexican approach to time, Tamanna Bembenek writes.
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.
American Airlines announces new flight to Puerto Escondido
The route is the second direct U.S. connection for the Oaxacan beach town's new international airport.
The Riviera Maya gears up for a seaweed-y Semana Santa
Municipal workers removed 80 cubic meters of sargassum from Cancún's Playa del Delfines last week in preparation for the arrival of spring breakers and Semana Santa tourists.
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.
Ahorita and the art of finding meaning beyond the clock: A perspective from MND...
There's much to learn from the Mexican approach to time, Tamanna Bembenek writes.
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.
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.
In Mexico’s unique Holy Week processions, Indigenous tradition continues amid Catholic ritual
Influenced by a blend of pre-Hispanic customs and Hispanic culture, many of Mexico's fascinating Holy Week rituals and processions are unlike any others worldwide.
Hecho en México: Felipe Juárez, San Miguel weaver
San Miguel weaver Felipe Juárez makes rugs and more for customers as far away as New Zealand, but he's never left his hometown, where he sells his creations each weekend.
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.
The Riviera Maya gears up for a seaweed-y Semana Santa
Municipal workers removed 80 cubic meters of sargassum from Cancún's Playa del Delfines last week in preparation for the arrival of spring breakers and Semana Santa tourists.
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.
How Mexico revolutionized world cuisine
Is there any other country that has changed the culinary world as profoundly? It's hard to imagine that the answer is yes.
Taste of Mexico: Escamoles
Mexico food influencer María Meléndez makes a case for why you should try this traditional central Mexico dish of ant larvae — if only once.
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.
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.
Who were the stars of the golden age of Mexican cinema?
A Mexican Charlie Chaplain, a dashing lead and an actor with the voice of an angel — who were the biggest stars that graced Mexican screens in the 20th century?
In Mexico’s unique Holy Week processions, Indigenous tradition continues amid Catholic ritual
Influenced by a blend of pre-Hispanic customs and Hispanic culture, many of Mexico's fascinating Holy Week rituals and processions are unlike any others worldwide.
Hecho en México: Felipe Juárez, San Miguel weaver
San Miguel weaver Felipe Juárez makes rugs and more for customers as far away as New Zealand, but he's never left his hometown, where he sells his creations each weekend.
Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip down the peninsula
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.
Mexico announces plan to build 1.1M new homes by the end of Sheinbaum’s term
As housing prices have skyrocketed around the country, the government is aiming to boost new home construction and increasing access to government-backed home loans.
UNAM: Mexico’s last remaining glaciers likely to disappear within 5 years
For years, Mexico’s glaciers have clung to existence against the odds. Now a leading researcher says their time is almost up.
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.
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.
Sheinbaum responds to Trump in cross-border water dispute: Friday’s mañanera recapped
President Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico is complying with the treaty to the extent possible based on water availability.
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.
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.
Hecho en México: Felipe Juárez, San Miguel weaver
San Miguel weaver Felipe Juárez makes rugs and more for customers as far away as New Zealand, but he's never left his hometown, where he sells his creations each weekend.
Ahorita and the art of finding meaning beyond the clock: A perspective from MND...
There's much to learn from the Mexican approach to time, Tamanna Bembenek writes.
Adventures in Baja: An unforgettable cycling trip down the peninsula
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.
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?
Puerto Vallarta’s international dining options: eclectic and unforgettable
Whether you're craving a proper French bistro moment, handmade pastas, Thai curry or an elegant omakase evening, Vallarta delivers.
How Mexico revolutionized world cuisine
Is there any other country that has changed the culinary world as profoundly? It's hard to imagine that the answer is yes.
Taste of Mexico: Escamoles
Mexico food influencer María Meléndez makes a case for why you should try this traditional central Mexico dish of ant larvae — if only once.
The Mexican Wine Council’s season of effort bears fruit
After almost a century of hard work by advocates, Mexican wine is finally becoming a national favorite.