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Stick your visa where? Landau orders cancellation of Mexican social media user’s US visa after crude post
After a profanity-laced social media post celebrated anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, the U.S. State Department sprang into action.
Should Mexico’s interest rate cuts continue? The central bank appears divided
After an upbeat report on the economy, the Bank of Mexico weighs an interest rate cut that could stimulate growth, but also worsen inflation.
World Cup preparations and Mexico’s home-grown electric vehicle: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The 2026 FIFA World Cup and the Mexico's 'Olinia' electric vehicle project were among the topics Sheinbaum covered at her Thursday presser.
Stick your visa where? Landau orders cancellation of Mexican social media user’s US visa...
After a profanity-laced social media post celebrated anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, the U.S. State Department sprang into action.
Should Mexico’s interest rate cuts continue? The central bank appears divided
After an upbeat report on the economy, the Bank of Mexico weighs an interest rate cut that could stimulate growth, but also worsen inflation.
World Cup preparations and Mexico’s home-grown electric vehicle: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The 2026 FIFA World Cup and the Mexico's 'Olinia' electric vehicle project were among the topics Sheinbaum covered at her Thursday presser.
Protesting teachers take over Chichén Itzá and other archeological sites
After occupying Mexico City's Zócalo for more than three weeks, the striking teachers union has taken its protest to the Yucatán Peninsula.
Immigration and security, the focus of Sheinbaum’s meeting with US Deputy Secretary of State...
"We don't agree with this scheme of criminalizing working people," Sheinbaum said of the message she sent to the U.S. dignitary.
Support for deported Mexicans goes unused as the US sends returnees elsewhere
Foreseeing a spike in deportations, the administration launched a support program, including job placement. As of May only 4% of returnees have benefited.
Who is Hugo Aguilar, Mexico’s first elected Supreme Court President?
An Indigenous leader with rebel ties has been elected President of Mexico's Supreme Court. Who is Hugo Aguilar and why is he controversial?
Gracias a la vida: Finding my gratitude in San Miguel de Allende’s civility
A Canadian expat reflects on how his winter stays in San Miguel de Allende offer a master class in civility and frequently remind him to be grateful.
Why does Mexico call a main square a zócalo?
The story behind why Mexico uniquely calls its city squares by a different name involves a revolutionary, a failed independence monument and a stone base left in Mexico City's main plaza for decades.
Sheinbaum addresses Noem’s accusations: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
On Tuesday, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused President Sheinbaum of encouraging "violent protests" in Los Angeles.
World Bank forecasts 0.2% growth for Mexico, citing persistent global ‘turbulence’
Though a slight improvement from April's rock-bottom 0%, the weak growth forecast is a far cry from the "soft landing" hoped for by the World Bank's executive staff.
Peso appreciates to strongest exchange rate in 10 months
The peso has traded between 18.82 and 18.92 to the dollar today on speculation that the United States could soon exempt Mexican steel and aluminum from its 50% tariff.
After traveling to 150 countries, I chose to live in Mexico. Here’s why.
Mexico News Daily's newest travel correspondent has seen more of the world than most, but she decided to call Mexico home. Learn why.
Taste of Mexico: Gorditas
The humble but delicious gordita is one of Mexico's most cherished comfort foods. María Meléndez teaches you how to make them easily at home.
MND Tutor | Pirámides
The pyramids at Teotihuacán are one of Mexico's most popular tourist attractions. Learn more about them in our subscriber-exclusive educational series.
Protesting teachers take over Chichén Itzá and other archeological sites
After occupying Mexico City's Zócalo for more than three weeks, the striking teachers union has taken its protest to the Yucatán Peninsula.
Immigration and security, the focus of Sheinbaum’s meeting with US Deputy Secretary of State Landau
"We don't agree with this scheme of criminalizing working people," Sheinbaum said of the message she sent to the U.S. dignitary.
Support for deported Mexicans goes unused as the US sends returnees elsewhere
Foreseeing a spike in deportations, the administration launched a support program, including job placement. As of May only 4% of returnees have benefited.
Who is Hugo Aguilar, Mexico’s first elected Supreme Court President?
An Indigenous leader with rebel ties has been elected President of Mexico's Supreme Court. Who is Hugo Aguilar and why is he controversial?
Gracias a la vida: Finding my gratitude in San Miguel de Allende’s civility
A Canadian expat reflects on how his winter stays in San Miguel de Allende offer a master class in civility and frequently remind him to be grateful.
Why does Mexico call a main square a zócalo?
The story behind why Mexico uniquely calls its city squares by a different name involves a revolutionary, a failed independence monument and a stone base left in Mexico City's main plaza for decades.
Should Mexico’s interest rate cuts continue? The central bank appears divided
After an upbeat report on the economy, the Bank of Mexico weighs an interest rate cut that could stimulate growth, but also worsen inflation.
From visiting 150 countries in 20 years, to living in Mexico and writing for...
After countless globe-trotting adventures, Nellie Huang — MND's new travel writer — will share what makes Mexico so special.
Claudia versus the cartels: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek assesses the Sheinbaum administration's progress — or lack thereof — against Mexico's powerful cartels.
Claudia’s Chinese car conundrum: A perspective from our CEO
Travis Bembenek talks with auto consultant Michael Dunne about how Mexico can navigate getting caught in the crossfire of a trade war.
Observations from my recent US-Mexico border crossings: A perspective from our CEO
After crossing Mexico's highly fortified land border with the U.S., Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek reflects on the complicated dynamics of the border zone.
In a show of business confidence, Finsa will invest US $500M in warehouses
The planned investment reflects the real estae developer's conviction that “Mexico remains a strategic country for North American manufacturing.”
Despite regulatory complexity, investment in Mexico remains high
Doing business in Mexico can be a bureaucratic headache. Nonetheless, interest in investing here remains strong.
US trade court blocks Trump’s ‘fentanyl trafficking’ tariffs against Mexico
Tariffs remain in place, for now, after the Trump administration quickly appealed the ruling.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
19.05
CAD
13.96
World Bank forecasts 0.2% growth for Mexico, citing persistent global ‘turbulence’
Though a slight improvement from April's rock-bottom 0%, the weak growth forecast is a far cry from the "soft landing" hoped for by the World Bank's executive staff.
Mexico City retains top spot as most competitive state, Chiapas ranks last
In IMCO's 2025 assessment, Mexico City registered the highest GDP per capita (US $28,750 per person), a high level of economic diversification (943 sectors) and the second highest patent rate in the country.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
19.05
CAD
13.96
Immigration and security, the focus of Sheinbaum’s meeting with US Deputy Secretary of State...
"We don't agree with this scheme of criminalizing working people," Sheinbaum said of the message she sent to the U.S. dignitary.
‘Completely false’: Sheinbaum dismisses report of US pressure to prosecute narco-politicians
Another report, this time by British news agency Reuters, has added to evidence that the U.S. is pressuring Mexico to investigate internal corruption.
World Cup preparations and Mexico’s home-grown electric vehicle: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
The 2026 FIFA World Cup and the Mexico's 'Olinia' electric vehicle project were among the topics Sheinbaum covered at her Thursday presser.
Gracias a la vida: Finding my gratitude in San Miguel de Allende’s civility
A Canadian expat reflects on how his winter stays in San Miguel de Allende offer a master class in civility and frequently remind him to be grateful.
After traveling to 150 countries, I chose to live in Mexico. Here’s why.
Mexico News Daily's newest travel correspondent has seen more of the world than most, but she decided to call Mexico home. Learn why.
Get ready for Father’s Day with this Mexican gift guide
June 15 is drawing closer, but our guide to Mexican gifts for Fathers Day means there's no need to stress about what you're getting dad this year.
Foreign tourists still picking Mexico, but with tighter vacation budgets
Mexico received 7.66 million foreign tourists in April, compared to the 6.75 million tourists it received in the same month last year, a 13.5% increase.
The stunning and mysterious sights of western Mexico’s highlands
Discover the little-known treasures of Los Altos de Jalisco, including pyramids on artificial hills, mysterious petroglyphs and the enigmatic Cookie People civilization.
Airbus and Volaris partner to develop sustainable aviation fuels in Mexico
Mexico will be joining Argentina, Panama and Peru in working with Airbus to develop and eventually implement non-petroleum jet fuel.
After traveling to 150 countries, I chose to live in Mexico. Here’s why.
Mexico News Daily's newest travel correspondent has seen more of the world than most, but she decided to call Mexico home. Learn why.
Get ready for Father’s Day with this Mexican gift guide
June 15 is drawing closer, but our guide to Mexican gifts for Fathers Day means there's no need to stress about what you're getting dad this year.
Claudia versus the cartels: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek assesses the Sheinbaum administration's progress — or lack thereof — against Mexico's powerful cartels.
Claudia’s Chinese car conundrum: A perspective from our CEO
Travis Bembenek talks with auto consultant Michael Dunne about how Mexico can navigate getting caught in the crossfire of a trade war.
Up-and-coming places to buy vacation property in Mexico
While everyone flocks to Tulum and Cabo, savvy travelers are discovering these Mexican destination that offer better value, fewer crowds and growing investment potential.
As peso strengthens, new firm offers shield against currency volatility for property buyers
By providing corporate-level exchange rates and forward contracts, MexEdge seeks to soften the currency risk for expats considering buying property in pesos.
The coming of age of Mexico’s coming-of-age films
Sarah DeVries takes a fresh look at the beginning of Mexico's coming-of-age film genre, with two films released just as the nation threw off decades of PRI dictatorship.
MND Tutor | Pirámides
The pyramids at Teotihuacán are one of Mexico's most popular tourist attractions. Learn more about them in our subscriber-exclusive educational series.
Osita, Cachimba and Pintorín: The pack of stargazing dogs who guard Chichén Itzá
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.
Where to find Baja California Sur’s best stargazing
The wonder of the heavens is yours to enjoy in all its glory thanks to these remote spots on Mexico's westernmost peninsula.
The stunning and mysterious sights of western Mexico’s highlands
Discover the little-known treasures of Los Altos de Jalisco, including pyramids on artificial hills, mysterious petroglyphs and the enigmatic Cookie People civilization.
Airbus and Volaris partner to develop sustainable aviation fuels in Mexico
Mexico will be joining Argentina, Panama and Peru in working with Airbus to develop and eventually implement non-petroleum jet fuel.
Inside a Mexico City supper club — where cuisine and community collide
Nogal Nogal is one of a wave of exciting new restaurants in the capital, offering the perfect mix of food, friends and a healthy dose of exclusivity.
A short history of street food in Mexico
Street food in Mexico has likely existed since before the Spanish conquest. This quick guide shares how the taco, the churro, elotes and more came to be sold on every street corner.
Coca-Cola Mexico returns more than 4 million cubic meters of unused water
The soda bottler, often criticized for its water use, is one of several companies participating in the return of unused water from its concessions, and plans to become “water neutral” by 2030.
Per capita water use in Mexico City is double that of China’s capital
Mexico City and Beijing face the same kind of water supply challenges. Yet the average Chilango uses twice as much water as a typical resident of the Chinese capital.
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.
Why does Mexico call a main square a zócalo?
The story behind why Mexico uniquely calls its city squares by a different name involves a revolutionary, a failed independence monument and a stone base left in Mexico City's main plaza for decades.
The coming of age of Mexico’s coming-of-age films
Sarah DeVries takes a fresh look at the beginning of Mexico's coming-of-age film genre, with two films released just as the nation threw off decades of PRI dictatorship.
MND Tutor | Pirámides
The pyramids at Teotihuacán are one of Mexico's most popular tourist attractions. Learn more about them in our subscriber-exclusive educational series.
Mexico City’s Michelin-starred taquería El Califa de León sets its sights on NYC
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
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.
Where to find Baja California Sur’s best stargazing
The wonder of the heavens is yours to enjoy in all its glory thanks to these remote spots on Mexico's westernmost peninsula.
Stick your visa where? Landau orders cancellation of Mexican social media user’s US visa...
After a profanity-laced social media post celebrated anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, the U.S. State Department sprang into action.
Protesting teachers take over Chichén Itzá and other archeological sites
After occupying Mexico City's Zócalo for more than three weeks, the striking teachers union has taken its protest to the Yucatán Peninsula.
Support for deported Mexicans goes unused as the US sends returnees elsewhere
Foreseeing a spike in deportations, the administration launched a support program, including job placement. As of May only 4% of returnees have benefited.
Who is Hugo Aguilar, Mexico’s first elected Supreme Court President?
An Indigenous leader with rebel ties has been elected President of Mexico's Supreme Court. Who is Hugo Aguilar and why is he controversial?
A touch of Frank Lloyd Wright in San Miguel de Allende
Gustavo Cruz Gómez once restored the famed windows of Frank Lloyd Wright homes. Now his master work is available in San Miguel de Allende.
Up-and-coming places to buy vacation property in Mexico
While everyone flocks to Tulum and Cabo, savvy travelers are discovering these Mexican destination that offer better value, fewer crowds and growing investment potential.
As peso strengthens, new firm offers shield against currency volatility for property buyers
By providing corporate-level exchange rates and forward contracts, MexEdge seeks to soften the currency risk for expats considering buying property in pesos.
‘When we open the tap, we are poisoning ourselves’: Mayor of Guanajuato town confronts...
As communities around San Miguel de Allende expand, groundwater contamination has become increasingly prevalent, posing mounting health risks and sparking growing public concern.
Coca-Cola Mexico returns more than 4 million cubic meters of unused water
The soda bottler, often criticized for its water use, is one of several companies participating in the return of unused water from its concessions, and plans to become “water neutral” by 2030.
Per capita water use in Mexico City is double that of China’s capital
Mexico City and Beijing face the same kind of water supply challenges. Yet the average Chilango uses twice as much water as a typical resident of the Chinese capital.
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.
In a show of business confidence, Finsa will invest US $500M in warehouses
The planned investment reflects the real estae developer's conviction that “Mexico remains a strategic country for North American manufacturing.”
Despite regulatory complexity, investment in Mexico remains high
Doing business in Mexico can be a bureaucratic headache. Nonetheless, interest in investing here remains strong.
US trade court blocks Trump’s ‘fentanyl trafficking’ tariffs against Mexico
Tariffs remain in place, for now, after the Trump administration quickly appealed the ruling.
After traveling to 150 countries, I chose to live in Mexico. Here’s why.
Mexico News Daily's newest travel correspondent has seen more of the world than most, but she decided to call Mexico home. Learn why.
Taste of Mexico: Gorditas
The humble but delicious gordita is one of Mexico's most cherished comfort foods. María Meléndez teaches you how to make them easily at home.
MND Tutor | Pirámides
The pyramids at Teotihuacán are one of Mexico's most popular tourist attractions. Learn more about them in our subscriber-exclusive educational series.
The MND News Quiz of the Week: June 7th
Judges, trains and Michelin stars: It's the Mexico News Daily News Quiz of the Week.
Small but mighty: Mexican hops on the horizon
From Valle de Guadalupe to Puebla, pioneering Mexican hops farmers are cultivating a dream of beer sovereignty, despite Mexico's less-than-ideal growing conditions.
Inside a Mexico City supper club — where cuisine and community collide
Nogal Nogal is one of a wave of exciting new restaurants in the capital, offering the perfect mix of food, friends and a healthy dose of exclusivity.
A short history of street food in Mexico
Street food in Mexico has likely existed since before the Spanish conquest. This quick guide shares how the taco, the churro, elotes and more came to be sold on every street corner.
Taste of Mexico: Gorditas
The humble but delicious gordita is one of Mexico's most cherished comfort foods. María Meléndez teaches you how to make them easily at home.