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Land used for avocado farming in Mexico has more than tripled in 40 years
Increasing demand for the "green gold" fruit has made avocado farming big business in Mexico, but it's also meant some hefty costs.
39th Guadalajara International Film Festival will celebrate Spanish film
The Guadalajara International Film Festival, which opens June 7, will honor Mexican actor Diego Luna and show over 200 films.
Guerrero mayoral candidate killed at final campaign event
Alfredo Cabrera, who had armed federal protection, was shot shortly before giving a speech in the municipality of Coyca de Benítez, near Acapulco.
Land used for avocado farming in Mexico has more than tripled in 40 years
Increasing demand for the "green gold" fruit has made avocado farming big business in Mexico, but it's also meant some hefty costs.
39th Guadalajara International Film Festival will celebrate Spanish film
The Guadalajara International Film Festival, which opens June 7, will honor Mexican actor Diego Luna and show over 200 films.
Guerrero mayoral candidate killed at final campaign event
Alfredo Cabrera, who had armed federal protection, was shot shortly before giving a speech in the municipality of Coyca de Benítez, near Acapulco.
Noriteru Fukushima, Japanese ambassador to Mexico, talks to Mexico News Daily
As Mexico News Daily's "Japan in focus" week continues, CEO Travis Bembenek shares highlights from his talk with Ambassador Noriteru Fukushima.
Is the Tesla gigafactory in Mexico still happening? Nuevo León official says yes
Construction on the EV plant has yet to begin, but Nuevo León's Economy Minister says Tesla is definitely still coming to Mexico.
Operísima México launches in San Miguel de Allende
An exciting new studio heralds a new dawn for Mexican opera and promises to help singers to succeed on the global stage.
Things Mexicans love: Luis Miguel
A legend on the stage and an enigma off it, Luis Miguel is beloved by every Mexican - and we mean EVERY Mexican.
Joaquín ‘Huacho’ Díaz, Yucatán gubernatorial candidate, injured in highway accident
Yucatán gubernatorial candidate Joaquín Díaz was injured in a crash and a bus headed to Sheinbaum's closing overturned in Veracruz.
In countdown to election, Claudia Sheinbaum still leads in the polls
According to major polls published this week, Claudia Sheinbaum remains the front-runner in the race to become Mexico's next president.
What do Mexico and Japan have in common?
Writer Bethany Platanella came home from a recent trip to Japan with a few reflections on the similarities it shares with Mexico.
Authorities confirm 157 monkey deaths in southern Mexico
Monkeys in Mexico's southern region are at risk of heat stroke due to scorching temperatures and low water levels in local streams.
Why you should consider a retirement home in Mexico
Thinking about retiring to the sun, but searching for a residence that can accommodate your needs? Look no further than Mexico.
Noriteru Fukushima, Japanese ambassador to Mexico, talks to Mexico News Daily
As Mexico News Daily's "Japan in focus" week continues, CEO Travis Bembenek shares highlights from his talk with Ambassador Noriteru Fukushima.
Is the Tesla gigafactory in Mexico still happening? Nuevo León official says yes
Construction on the EV plant has yet to begin, but Nuevo León's Economy Minister says Tesla is definitely still coming to Mexico.
Operísima México launches in San Miguel de Allende
An exciting new studio heralds a new dawn for Mexican opera and promises to help singers to succeed on the global stage.
Things Mexicans love: Luis Miguel
A legend on the stage and an enigma off it, Luis Miguel is beloved by every Mexican - and we mean EVERY Mexican.
Joaquín ‘Huacho’ Díaz, Yucatán gubernatorial candidate, injured in highway accident
Yucatán gubernatorial candidate Joaquín Díaz was injured in a crash and a bus headed to Sheinbaum's closing overturned in Veracruz.
In countdown to election, Claudia Sheinbaum still leads in the polls
According to major polls published this week, Claudia Sheinbaum remains the front-runner in the race to become Mexico's next president.
Land used for avocado farming in Mexico has more than tripled...
Increasing demand for the "green gold" fruit has made avocado farming big business in Mexico, but it's also meant some hefty costs.
How did Mexico’s presidential candidates finish their campaigns?
Claudia Sheinbaum and Jorge Álvarez Máynez concluded their campaigns in Mexico City, while Xóchitl Gálvez held events in Monterrey and in her hometown of Tepatepec.
Guerrero mayoral candidate killed at final campaign event
Alfredo Cabrera, who had armed federal protection, was shot shortly before giving a speech in the municipality of Coyca de Benítez, near Acapulco.
Joaquín ‘Huacho’ Díaz, Yucatán gubernatorial candidate, injured in highway accident
Yucatán gubernatorial candidate Joaquín Díaz was injured in a crash and a bus headed to Sheinbaum's closing overturned in Veracruz.
In countdown to election, Claudia Sheinbaum still leads in the polls
According to major polls published this week, Claudia Sheinbaum remains the front-runner in the race to become Mexico's next president.
Foreign direct investment in Mexico hits historic high in first quarter
Foreign investment in Mexico was $20.3B in Q1, an increase of almost $1.7B compared to the same period last year, the Economy Ministry says.
Could Mexican exports be affected by new US tariffs on China? ‘Stay tuned’ says...
The Biden administration toughened up tariffs on Chinese imports on Tuesday, which could bring both future complications and benefits for Mexico.
Semiconductor manufacturer Micron Technology coming to Guadalajara
The new facility will be the first headquarters in Latin America for the Boise, Idaho-based Micron Technology.
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Is the Tesla gigafactory in Mexico still happening? Nuevo León official says yes
Construction on the EV plant has yet to begin, but Nuevo León's Economy Minister says Tesla is definitely still coming to Mexico.
Peso depreciates against US dollar ahead of Mexico’s elections
The peso weakened on Wednesday, nearing 17 to the US dollar, as markets await the outcome of the country's elections on Sunday.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
17.03
CAD
12.48
Guerrero mayoral candidate killed at final campaign event
Alfredo Cabrera, who had armed federal protection, was shot shortly before giving a speech in the municipality of Coyca de Benítez, near Acapulco.
Noriteru Fukushima, Japanese ambassador to Mexico, talks to Mexico News Daily
As Mexico News Daily's "Japan in focus" week continues, CEO Travis Bembenek shares highlights from his talk with Ambassador Noriteru Fukushima.
How did Mexico’s presidential candidates finish their campaigns?
Claudia Sheinbaum and Jorge Álvarez Máynez concluded their campaigns in Mexico City, while Xóchitl Gálvez held events in Monterrey and in her hometown of Tepatepec.
The magic of music in Mexico: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares recent experiences of the magic of music in Mexico and how much it's a part of daily life.
The Mexico election and expats: What you should know
With the Mexican elections leading to increased violence, what should expats in Mexico consider when moving here?
What to know about hurricane season in Los Cabos
When is hurricane season in Los Cabos, how should you prepare for a storm and will your holiday plans be affected?
The best boutique hotels in Mexico City and where to find them
Your next weekend break demands luxury befitting of one of the greatest cities in the world, so choose from a dazzling selection of boutique hotels.
From Cancún to Palenque on the Maya Train: A travel guide
What's it like riding the Maya Train from end-to-end, and what do travelers need to watch out for?
Emirates and Viva Aerobus announce interline partnership
Passengers traveling from the Middle East to Mexico and the U.S. will benefit from a new interline agreement between Emirates and Viva Aerobus.
The Mexico election and expats: What you should know
With the Mexican elections leading to increased violence, what should expats in Mexico consider when moving here?
What to know about hurricane season in Los Cabos
When is hurricane season in Los Cabos, how should you prepare for a storm and will your holiday plans be affected?
Authorities confirm 157 monkey deaths in southern Mexico
Monkeys in Mexico's southern region are at risk of heat stroke due to scorching temperatures and low water levels in local streams.
Will there be weekend alcohol bans for Mexico’s elections?
In keeping with longstanding election regulation, alcohol sales will be restricted in most Mexican states for much of the coming weekend.
The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Monterrey
Spread majestically between mountains and modernity, Mexico's second city is the perfect place to consider making real estate investments.
The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Mérida
The sunny Yucatán capital is home to some incredible neighborhoods - where in the city will your next property be located?
Operísima México launches in San Miguel de Allende
An exciting new studio heralds a new dawn for Mexican opera and promises to help singers to succeed on the global stage.
What do Mexico and Japan have in common?
Writer Bethany Platanella came home from a recent trip to Japan with a few reflections on the similarities it shares with Mexico.
From Maya to modernity: The fascinating story of scent in Mexico
With Mexican perfume brands exploding onto the world stage, explore the long history of scent, dating back to ancient civilization.
Mexican surfer Patricia Ornelas goes viral riding the waves in a traditional huipil
Millions watched how Ornelas deftly navigated the waves of her home surf break in traditional garb.
From Cancún to Palenque on the Maya Train: A travel guide
What's it like riding the Maya Train from end-to-end, and what do travelers need to watch out for?
Emirates and Viva Aerobus announce interline partnership
Passengers traveling from the Middle East to Mexico and the U.S. will benefit from a new interline agreement between Emirates and Viva Aerobus.
9 unusual Mexican foods you need to try once
Just because some of these ingredients are strange, it doesn't mean that they don't make for an incredible meal.
Learn how to ‘molcajetear’ like a Mexican
No aspiring molcajete owner should be without our guide to preparing, cooking with and caring for their traditional pestle and mortar.
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.
39th Guadalajara International Film Festival will celebrate Spanish film
The Guadalajara International Film Festival, which opens June 7, will honor Mexican actor Diego Luna and show over 200 films.
Operísima México launches in San Miguel de Allende
An exciting new studio heralds a new dawn for Mexican opera and promises to help singers to succeed on the global stage.
What do Mexico and Japan have in common?
Writer Bethany Platanella came home from a recent trip to Japan with a few reflections on the similarities it shares with Mexico.
Joaquín ‘Huacho’ Díaz, Yucatán gubernatorial candidate, injured in highway accident
Yucatán gubernatorial candidate Joaquín Díaz was injured in a crash and a bus headed to Sheinbaum's closing overturned in Veracruz.
Authorities confirm 157 monkey deaths in southern Mexico
Monkeys in Mexico's southern region are at risk of heat stroke due to scorching temperatures and low water levels in local streams.
Will there be weekend alcohol bans for Mexico’s elections?
In keeping with longstanding election regulation, alcohol sales will be restricted in most Mexican states for much of the coming weekend.
One of Mexico’s favorite snacks was created by a Japanese immigrant
Yoshigei Nakatani arrived in Mexico in 1932 and invented the popular Japanese peanuts that can be found in nearly every tiendita today.
9 unusual Mexican foods you need to try once
Just because some of these ingredients are strange, it doesn't mean that they don't make for an incredible meal.
Learn how to ‘molcajetear’ like a Mexican
No aspiring molcajete owner should be without our guide to preparing, cooking with and caring for their traditional pestle and mortar.
Why you should consider a retirement home in Mexico
Thinking about retiring to the sun, but searching for a residence that can accommodate your needs? Look no further than Mexico.
The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Monterrey
Spread majestically between mountains and modernity, Mexico's second city is the perfect place to consider making real estate investments.
The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Mérida
The sunny Yucatán capital is home to some incredible neighborhoods - where in the city will your next property be located?
How can I make my Mexican pool eco friendly?
With environmental concerns more important than ever, here's how to make sure your Mexican swimming pool is clean, efficient and eco friendly.
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.
Foreign direct investment in Mexico hits historic high in first quarter
Foreign investment in Mexico was $20.3B in Q1, an increase of almost $1.7B compared to the same period last year, the Economy Ministry says.
Could Mexican exports be affected by new US tariffs on China? ‘Stay tuned’ says...
The Biden administration toughened up tariffs on Chinese imports on Tuesday, which could bring both future complications and benefits for Mexico.
Semiconductor manufacturer Micron Technology coming to Guadalajara
The new facility will be the first headquarters in Latin America for the Boise, Idaho-based Micron Technology.
How did Mexico’s presidential candidates finish their campaigns?
Claudia Sheinbaum and Jorge Álvarez Máynez concluded their campaigns in Mexico City, while Xóchitl Gálvez held events in Monterrey and in her hometown of Tepatepec.
Guerrero mayoral candidate killed at final campaign event
Alfredo Cabrera, who had armed federal protection, was shot shortly before giving a speech in the municipality of Coyca de Benítez, near Acapulco.
Joaquín ‘Huacho’ Díaz, Yucatán gubernatorial candidate, injured in highway accident
Yucatán gubernatorial candidate Joaquín Díaz was injured in a crash and a bus headed to Sheinbaum's closing overturned in Veracruz.
The magic of music in Mexico: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares recent experiences of the magic of music in Mexico and how much it's a part of daily life.
Is Mexico getting too expensive too fast?
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek explains how increased wages without increased productivity can cause serious problems for businesses.
The Mexican Stress Test: How do you think you would do?
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares how he and his wife respond to the inevitable challenges of life in Mexico.
The magic of music in Mexico: A perspective from our CEO
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares recent experiences of the magic of music in Mexico and how much it's a part of daily life.
Is Mexico getting too expensive too fast?
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek explains how increased wages without increased productivity can cause serious problems for businesses.
The Mexican Stress Test: How do you think you would do?
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares how he and his wife respond to the inevitable challenges of life in Mexico.