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What to do about toxic SpaceX debris washing ashore in Tamaulipas: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum also discussed a proposed Mexico-U.S. trade deal and her experience at the G7 Summit in Canada.
Security forces shut down clandestine oil refinery in Veracruz
Officials also seized 1.2 million liters of stolen fuel in Nuevo León, as the government steps up the fight against fuel trafficking.
Despite archbishop’s censorship efforts, the Marilyn Manson show will go on in San Luis Potosí
The controversial rocker's scheduled appearance at the SLP state fair set off an old-fashioned church-state controversy, with the state coming down on the side of free expression.
What to do about toxic SpaceX debris washing ashore in Tamaulipas: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum also discussed a proposed Mexico-U.S. trade deal and her experience at the G7 Summit in Canada.
Security forces shut down clandestine oil refinery in Veracruz
Officials also seized 1.2 million liters of stolen fuel in Nuevo León, as the government steps up the fight against fuel trafficking.
Despite archbishop’s censorship efforts, the Marilyn Manson show will go on in San Luis...
The controversial rocker's scheduled appearance at the SLP state fair set off an old-fashioned church-state controversy, with the state coming down on the side of free expression.
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Startup aims to speed up trade with Monterrey-to-Texas automated freight corridor
The ambitious US $10-billion project seeks to bypass — and possibly reduce — costly congestion at the biggest Mexico-U.S. commercial border crossing.
Quintana Roo on track to rival Las Vegas in total hotel rooms
A boom in world-class hotel construction along Quintana Roo's coast has lifted the state's room capacity to where it could equal Las Vegas's in five years.
El Chapo’s former lawyer wins judgeship in Chihuahua
As authorities debated how to vet judicial candidates, a former Sinaloa Cartel lawyer was elected to preside over a local criminal court near Ciudad Juárez.
The joys of shopping at your local market
Fresh ingredients, great community and a sense of tradition make for an unbeatable trip to the store.
El Chepe: An epic way to see northern Mexico’s Copper Canyon
From zip-lining over deep gorges to exploring 17th-century Jesuit towns, El Chepe railway offers an unforgettable journey through Mexico's underappreciated northern wilderness.
Sheinbaum proposes ‘general agreement’ with Trump after G7 return: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum shared details of her most recent phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, mentioning they agreed to "soon reach an agreement on various issues that concern us today."
Is sargassum a problem today along the Quintana Roo coast? Yes and no
Even with all the gloomy predictions of a sargassum invasion, there are some Riviera Maya beaches, including in Cancún, that are sargassum-free this summer.
Hurricane Erick gaining strength as it heads for Guerrero and Oaxaca coasts
The Category 2 hurricane is expected to make landfall somewhere between Acapulco and the Oaxaca city of San Pedro Mixtepec on Wednesday night.
Mexico-Canada relations take center stage during Sheinbaum’s G7 visit
Both President Sheinbaum and Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized their support for the USMCA and said they were interested in the idea of holding a trilateral meeting that included Trump.
What’s it like at a Mexican charro wedding?
Though initially hesitant about getting married in a charro wedding, one Mexican woman came to love the way it honored her new husband's cultural heritage.
Pawsome news: Dr. Simi launches budget-friendly veterinary care in Mexico
SimiPet Care offers basic veterinary services for dogs and cats, including vaccinations, deworming, glucose tests, wound care and travel certificates, for the low cost of 75 pesos (US $3.95).
Sheinbaum says Trump meeting is postponed, not canceled after G7 exit
President Sheinbaum was scheduled to meet in person with U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time at the G7, but Trump parted early, citing urgent matters with Israel and Iran.
Startup aims to speed up trade with Monterrey-to-Texas automated freight corridor
The ambitious US $10-billion project seeks to bypass — and possibly reduce — costly congestion at the biggest Mexico-U.S. commercial border crossing.
Quintana Roo on track to rival Las Vegas in total hotel rooms
A boom in world-class hotel construction along Quintana Roo's coast has lifted the state's room capacity to where it could equal Las Vegas's in five years.
El Chapo’s former lawyer wins judgeship in Chihuahua
As authorities debated how to vet judicial candidates, a former Sinaloa Cartel lawyer was elected to preside over a local criminal court near Ciudad Juárez.
The joys of shopping at your local market
Fresh ingredients, great community and a sense of tradition make for an unbeatable trip to the store.
El Chepe: An epic way to see northern Mexico’s Copper Canyon
From zip-lining over deep gorges to exploring 17th-century Jesuit towns, El Chepe railway offers an unforgettable journey through Mexico's underappreciated northern wilderness.
Sheinbaum proposes ‘general agreement’ with Trump after G7 return: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum shared details of her most recent phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, mentioning they agreed to "soon reach an agreement on various issues that concern us today."
Startup aims to speed up trade with Monterrey-to-Texas automated freight corridor
The ambitious US $10-billion project seeks to bypass — and possibly reduce — costly congestion at the biggest Mexico-U.S. commercial border crossing.
My thoughts on the US protests: A perspective from our CEO
Illegal immigration, ICE raids and civil unrest are shaking up the U.S. What does it all mean for Mexico and for immigrant communities?
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.
Startup aims to speed up trade with Monterrey-to-Texas automated freight corridor
The ambitious US $10-billion project seeks to bypass — and possibly reduce — costly congestion at the biggest Mexico-U.S. commercial border crossing.
Foreign investment is up in a key nearshoring state, despite threat of US tariffs
Companies based in the U.S. committed more than half of the total foreign direct investment announced in Nuevo León during the first quarter of 2025.
Mexican home appliance manufacturers brace for even more US tariffs
Manufactured goods subject to the U.S. 50% steel tariffs now include refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers and stoves, among others.
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Mexico moves up a notch on Swiss competitiveness ranking
The Swiss academic institution IMD, which considers social and cultural factors as well as the usual economic indicators in its ranking, found Mexico to be the third most competitive country in Latin America.
At the G7, Sheinbaum courts Canadian business leaders
The president's first meeting at the G7 was with the Business Council of Canada, whose leaders had urged Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to extend an invitation to Mexico.
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Sheinbaum proposes ‘general agreement’ with Trump after G7 return: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped
Sheinbaum shared details of her most recent phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, mentioning they agreed to "soon reach an agreement on various issues that concern us today."
A license for deportees who drive themselves back to Mexico? Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
The Interior Minister gave an update on Sheinbaum's schedule at the G7 and answered a question about whether Mexicans in the United States could safely deport themselves using a vehicle purchased in the U.S.
What to do about toxic SpaceX debris washing ashore in Tamaulipas:...
Sheinbaum also discussed a proposed Mexico-U.S. trade deal and her experience at the G7 Summit in Canada.
The social life of Puerto Vallarta: The best clubs for every interest
Puerto Vallarta has no shortage of social clubs, catering to every activity you can imagine.
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.
Quintana Roo on track to rival Las Vegas in total hotel rooms
A boom in world-class hotel construction along Quintana Roo's coast has lifted the state's room capacity to where it could equal Las Vegas's in five years.
El Chepe: An epic way to see northern Mexico’s Copper Canyon
From zip-lining over deep gorges to exploring 17th-century Jesuit towns, El Chepe railway offers an unforgettable journey through Mexico's underappreciated northern wilderness.
Passenger traffic to Puerto Vallarta on the rise as Cancún reports continued decline
In May, overall passenger traffic to Cancún fell by 4.2%, whereas in Puerto Vallarta, traffic was up 1.1% YOY, driven primarily by an 11.2% increase in domestic air arrivals.
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.
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.
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.
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.
What’s it like at a Mexican charro wedding?
Though initially hesitant about getting married in a charro wedding, one Mexican woman came to love the way it honored her new husband's cultural heritage.
Mexican baseball celebrates 100th season with special all-star game
June's LMB All-Star game at the glitzy Harp Helú ground marks 100 years of the sport in Mexico — and things have never been better.
El Chepe: An epic way to see northern Mexico’s Copper Canyon
From zip-lining over deep gorges to exploring 17th-century Jesuit towns, El Chepe railway offers an unforgettable journey through Mexico's underappreciated northern wilderness.
Passenger traffic to Puerto Vallarta on the rise as Cancún reports continued decline
In May, overall passenger traffic to Cancún fell by 4.2%, whereas in Puerto Vallarta, traffic was up 1.1% YOY, driven primarily by an 11.2% increase in domestic air arrivals.
Victorian-style high tea comes to San Miguel de Allende
This authentic English tearoom recently opened in San Miguel de Allende as a new generation worldwide embraces more playful takes on this staid tradition.
Botanas unpackaged: A peek into Mexico’s snacking culture
Salt, lemon, spice and an oh-so-satisfying crunch: Mexican snacking culture is up there with the very best.
‘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.
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.
Despite archbishop’s censorship efforts, the Marilyn Manson show will go on in San Luis Potosí
The controversial rocker's scheduled appearance at the SLP state fair set off an old-fashioned church-state controversy, with the state coming down on the side of free expression.
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.
The joys of shopping at your local market
Fresh ingredients, great community and a sense of tradition make for an unbeatable trip to the store.
What’s it like at a Mexican charro wedding?
Though initially hesitant about getting married in a charro wedding, one Mexican woman came to love the way it honored her new husband's cultural heritage.
Mexican baseball celebrates 100th season with special all-star game
June's LMB All-Star game at the glitzy Harp Helú ground marks 100 years of the sport in Mexico — and things have never been better.
Security forces shut down clandestine oil refinery in Veracruz
Officials also seized 1.2 million liters of stolen fuel in Nuevo León, as the government steps up the fight against fuel trafficking.
El Chapo’s former lawyer wins judgeship in Chihuahua
As authorities debated how to vet judicial candidates, a former Sinaloa Cartel lawyer was elected to preside over a local criminal court near Ciudad Juárez.
After rapid intensification, Hurricane Erick makes landfall in Oaxaca as a Category 3 storm
No injuries or loss of life have been reported so far, though beachfront areas of Puerto Escondido saw extensive damage as the storm passed by offshore.
Is sargassum a problem today along the Quintana Roo coast? Yes and no
Even with all the gloomy predictions of a sargassum invasion, there are some Riviera Maya beaches, including in Cancún, that are sargassum-free this summer.
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.
The relentless imperialism of Coca Cola and our rights to health
Beloved, worshipped, reviled: Coca-Cola has a complex history in Mexico. Sarah DeVries cuts through the controversy.
‘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.
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.
Startup aims to speed up trade with Monterrey-to-Texas automated freight corridor
The ambitious US $10-billion project seeks to bypass — and possibly reduce — costly congestion at the biggest Mexico-U.S. commercial border crossing.
Foreign investment is up in a key nearshoring state, despite threat of US tariffs
Companies based in the U.S. committed more than half of the total foreign direct investment announced in Nuevo León during the first quarter of 2025.
Mexican home appliance manufacturers brace for even more US tariffs
Manufactured goods subject to the U.S. 50% steel tariffs now include refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers and stoves, among others.
What’s it like at a Mexican charro wedding?
Though initially hesitant about getting married in a charro wedding, one Mexican woman came to love the way it honored her new husband's cultural heritage.
Pawsome news: Dr. Simi launches budget-friendly veterinary care in Mexico
SimiPet Care offers basic veterinary services for dogs and cats, including vaccinations, deworming, glucose tests, wound care and travel certificates, for the low cost of 75 pesos (US $3.95).
Sheinbaum says Trump meeting is postponed, not canceled after G7 exit
President Sheinbaum was scheduled to meet in person with U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time at the G7, but Trump parted early, citing urgent matters with Israel and Iran.
In 6 months, more than 56,000 Mexicans deported from US: Monday’s mañanera recapped
With President Claudia Sheinbaum on her way to Canada to attend the G7 Summit, Interior Minister Rosa Icela Rodríguez presided over the federal government's Monday morning press conference.
Amazing Mexico City cocktails that aren’t on the 50 Best list
Forget high prices and hype — these capitalino cocktail hotspots are flying below the radar.
Victorian-style high tea comes to San Miguel de Allende
This authentic English tearoom recently opened in San Miguel de Allende as a new generation worldwide embraces more playful takes on this staid tradition.
Botanas unpackaged: A peek into Mexico’s snacking culture
Salt, lemon, spice and an oh-so-satisfying crunch: Mexican snacking culture is up there with the very best.
Taste of Mexico: Chilaquiles
Fried or crisped tortillas + spicy salsa + protein + love (cheese and cream) = heavenly dish.