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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.
Did you know Mexico City is built on a lake?
Once a proud island city the history of the capital is a far cry from the dusty metropolis we know (and love) today.
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.
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.
Did you know Mexico City is built on a lake?
Once a proud island city the history of the capital is a far cry from the dusty metropolis we know (and love) today.
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.
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?
Wave of violence leaves 15 dead in Acapulco
The latest incident occurred at a grocery store inside the El Pueblito handicrafts market.
Locals fight fires and slow government response in Oaxaca
Fires have consumed thousands of hectares in Oaxaca this year, including in protected reserves. Locals have taken to setting up blockades to get help from the government.
Agricultural and service sectors drive March economic growth in Mexico
While March showed solid growth in annual terms, INEGI reports that Mexico's annual growth rate over the first quarter of 2024 was just 1.9%.
Tornado in Toluca leaves 2 dead, one of them a US citizen
On Thursday, a rare tornado traveling 100 km/h knocked a fence onto two pedestrians in the México state capital, killing them both.
Most hospitalized victims of Monterrey stage collapse released; 2 still serious
The state is providing financial compensation and psychological support to victims of the tragedy in San Pedro Garza García.
Survey: Mexican workers take the shortest vacation time in Latin America
Despite a recent law granting Mexican workers the right to 12 paid vacation days per year, Mexicans still average taking 6 days off.
Israel recovers body of Mexican held hostage in Gaza
Orión Hernández was attempting to flee a music festival in southern Israel when he was abducted and killed by Hamas members on Oct. 7, 2023.
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 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?
Wave of violence leaves 15 dead in Acapulco
The latest incident occurred at a grocery store inside the El Pueblito handicrafts market.
Locals fight fires and slow government response in Oaxaca
Fires have consumed thousands of hectares in Oaxaca this year, including in protected reserves. Locals have taken to setting up blockades to get help from the government.
Agricultural and service sectors drive March economic growth in Mexico
While March showed solid growth in annual terms, INEGI reports that Mexico's annual growth rate over the first quarter of 2024 was just 1.9%.
Tornado in Toluca leaves 2 dead, one of them a US citizen
On Thursday, a rare tornado traveling 100 km/h knocked a fence onto two pedestrians in the México state capital, killing them both.
Most hospitalized victims of Monterrey stage collapse released; 2 still serious
The state is providing financial compensation and psychological support to victims of the tragedy in San Pedro Garza García.
Auto sector growth pushes April export earnings up 11% over last...
Strong manufacturing and agricultural exports helped Mexico achieve export earnings of nearly US $200 billion in the first four months of the year.
Stage collapse at Nuevo León campaign event kills at least 9, injures dozens
Presidential candidate Jorge Álvarez Máynez was on the stage at the Citizens Movement (MC) rally when the accident occurred, but he was not injured.
Mayoral candidate spices up campaign event with stripper ‘surprise’
When a candidate couldn't make it to a Michoacán campaign event, the organizer, a fellow party candidate, hired a "surprise" for attendees.
Mexico City activists return ‘election trash’ to political party offices
"Election trash" — plastic banners and posters made for the upcoming June 2 election — is flooding Mexico City's streets, said activists.
Opposition protesters flood Mexico City’s Zócalo ahead of elections
Presidential candidate Xóchitl Gálvez was the star speaker at Sunday's "marea rosa" or "pink tide" march in the capital.
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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16.70
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12.22
Agricultural and service sectors drive March economic growth in Mexico
While March showed solid growth in annual terms, INEGI reports that Mexico's annual growth rate over the first quarter of 2024 was just 1.9%.
Survey: Mexican workers take the shortest vacation time in Latin America
Despite a recent law granting Mexican workers the right to 12 paid vacation days per year, Mexicans still average taking 6 days off.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
16.70
CAD
12.22
Mexico City activists return ‘election trash’ to political party offices
"Election trash" — plastic banners and posters made for the upcoming June 2 election — is flooding Mexico City's streets, said activists.
AMLO confirms Mexico to supply electricity to Belize, despite increased energy demand
President López Obrador says Mexico's power grid is stable, and that the deal is important to help Belize because "we are neighbors."
ICJ rules against Mexico’s request for protection at embassy in Ecuador
The court is yet to rule on the broader suit filed by Mexico against Ecuador following the raid on its embassy in Quito on April 5.
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?
Did you know Mexico City is built on a lake?
Once a proud island city the history of the capital is a far cry from the dusty metropolis we know (and love) today.
A Tale of Two Cities: Connecting Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara on one itinerary
The new Puerto Vallarta-Guadalajara road promises to give travelers the chance to explore more of one of Mexico's greatest states.
Another Canadian airline announces flights to Tulum
The new direct Tulum flights will make WestJet the second airline from Canada to begin flying to the Caribbean resort city.
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?
Locals fight fires and slow government response in Oaxaca
Fires have consumed thousands of hectares in Oaxaca this year, including in protected reserves. Locals have taken to setting up blockades to get help from the government.
Tornado in Toluca leaves 2 dead, one of them a US citizen
On Thursday, a rare tornado traveling 100 km/h knocked a fence onto two pedestrians in the México state capital, killing them both.
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.
Leonora Carrington, British-Mexican artist, makes history at auction
“Les Distractions de Dagobert,” painted by Leonora Carrington in 1945, sold for US $28.5 million last Wednesday.
Archaeologists find ancient Maya beekeeping tools on Maya Train route
The significant find appears to show that ancient Maya beekeeping was more prevalent throughout Quintana Roo than previously thought.
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.
Why becoming a digital ‘slomad’ could be the right move for you
Remote work can be rewarding, but it gets even better when you slow down and immerse yourself in Mexican culture.
A Tale of Two Cities: Connecting Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara on one itinerary
The new Puerto Vallarta-Guadalajara road promises to give travelers the chance to explore more of one of Mexico's greatest states.
Another Canadian airline announces flights to Tulum
The new direct Tulum flights will make WestJet the second airline from Canada to begin flying to the Caribbean resort city.
Sipping history: A journey through Aguascalientes wine country
While Baja California and Guanajuato might steal the limelight, the state of Aguascalientes is offering all the quality and style of Mexico's best wine regions.
Which Mexico City taquería just won a Michelin star?
El Califa de León, a Mexico City taquería awarded a Michelin star on Tuesday, has been a fixture in the city almost since opening in 1968.
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.
The etiquette of the sobremesa, Mexico’s after dinner artform
Combining socialization, great food and relaxation, Mexico has perfected the mealtime routine — here's how not to be caught out after you've eaten.
Leonora Carrington, British-Mexican artist, makes history at auction
“Les Distractions de Dagobert,” painted by Leonora Carrington in 1945, sold for US $28.5 million last Wednesday.
Archaeologists find ancient Maya beekeeping tools on Maya Train route
The significant find appears to show that ancient Maya beekeeping was more prevalent throughout Quintana Roo than previously thought.
Wave of violence leaves 15 dead in Acapulco
The latest incident occurred at a grocery store inside the El Pueblito handicrafts market.
Locals fight fires and slow government response in Oaxaca
Fires have consumed thousands of hectares in Oaxaca this year, including in protected reserves. Locals have taken to setting up blockades to get help from the government.
Tornado in Toluca leaves 2 dead, one of them a US citizen
On Thursday, a rare tornado traveling 100 km/h knocked a fence onto two pedestrians in the México state capital, killing them both.
Become a master of Mexican seafood with these delicious Puerto Vallarta-style recipes
There's nothing like these Puerto Vallarta seafood recipes to bring the taste of the Pacific coast to your table.
Sipping history: A journey through Aguascalientes wine country
While Baja California and Guanajuato might steal the limelight, the state of Aguascalientes is offering all the quality and style of Mexico's best wine regions.
Which Mexico City taquería just won a Michelin star?
El Califa de León, a Mexico City taquería awarded a Michelin star on Tuesday, has been a fixture in the city almost since opening in 1968.
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.
Discover the work of Mexico’s greatest architect through the Barragán Route in Guadalajara
Barragán's iconic aesthetics made him a revolutionary architect, with his timeless designs epitomising 20th century Mexico.
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.
Stage collapse at Nuevo León campaign event kills at least 9, injures dozens
Presidential candidate Jorge Álvarez Máynez was on the stage at the Citizens Movement (MC) rally when the accident occurred, but he was not injured.
Mayoral candidate spices up campaign event with stripper ‘surprise’
When a candidate couldn't make it to a Michoacán campaign event, the organizer, a fellow party candidate, hired a "surprise" for attendees.
Mexico City activists return ‘election trash’ to political party offices
"Election trash" — plastic banners and posters made for the upcoming June 2 election — is flooding Mexico City's streets, said activists.
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.