Based on press reports and preliminary statements from authorities, the storm caused more damage as a Category 1 hurricane on the mainland coast than it did as a supposedly much stronger Category 3 as it crossed the Baja Peninsula.
The post Hurricane Polo hits the Sonora coast after making landfall and crossing the Baja Peninsula appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The mariachi instrumental performance was a first for the Bears' Chicago stadium, and the fact that it was part of the Monday Night Football telecast meant it was viewed by a wide audience.
The post The Herencia de México mariachi group makes history on Monday Night Football appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Andrés Abadía, chief Latin America economist at the British firm Pantheon Economics, said that the growth data for July "puts the third quarter in a much stronger position than expected."
The post Mexico’s economy grew 3.3% in July, the strongest monthly result of 2026 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Deputy Interior Minister Arturo Medina and Mauricio Pazarán presented on Monday four lines of investigation they consider to be new and relevant to advancing the case of 43 students who were disappeared in Guerrero in 2014, for which there have been hundreds of arrests but no convictions.
The post Authorities present 4 new lines of investigation in Ayotzinapa case appeared first on Mexico News Daily
All six cases described by Attorney General Bernardo Rodríguez are related to Juchitán — the third-largest city in Oaxaca — and feature a wide variety of charges related to alleged organized crime activities.
The post Oaxaca AG launches investigations into 6 municipal presidents with alleged organized crime ties appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Powered by a booming August that reached a 40.4% annualized growth rate, exports reached US $549.4 billion, a new record for the January-August period.
The post Mexican exports increased by nearly 30% through August, led by computer equipment appeared first on Mexico News Daily
As Baja California Sur assesses the damage from Hurricane Polo, new regulations are going into effect for swimming with whales sharks tours in La Paz — the season for which starts this week.
The post MND Local BCS: Hurricane Polo hits Baja California Sur, plus new regulations for swimming with whale sharks in La Paz appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The president is offering federal support to the governor of Morelos following the murder of several students residing in the capital, Cuernavaca. Mayor José Luis Urióstegui Salgado also acknowledged that the municipal security strategy has not succeeded.
The post Sheinbaum announces security support for Morelos after student murders appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Sheinbaum said Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard was traveling to Washington, D.C., on Tuesday to continue talks with U.S. officials, but acknowledged that there is no tariff agreement yet.
The post Mexico to continue tariff talks with US this week: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Although the modern centers of hot air ballooning are in Teotihuacán and León, the pastime has a surprising long history in Mexico, dating back to the late 18th century, writes Bob Pateman.
The post The surprisingly long history of hot air ballooning in Mexico appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The tourism woes of the once-thriving coast-and-culture destination have both contributed to and will suffer from Aeroméxico's decision, which will further the emptying of Tulum's Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport.
The post Aeroméxico pulls its flights to Tulum with Wednesday as the last day appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Thousands of Guanajuato residents and visitors will be looking upward from the historic city center Saturday night as acrobats and tightrope walkers perform at high altitude in a spectacular joint effort by Mexican and French circus personnel.
The post Guanajuato will host a free outdoor Mexican-French circus spectacle this weekend as Cervantino Festival approaches appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The sharp depreciation on Monday came just weeks after the return of the "super peso" was proclaimed at a time when the peso was trading at below 17 to the greenback.
The post Peso falls to 18 to the US dollar as oil, Fed worries weigh on both currencies appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Non-citizens have the right to file medical malpractice complaints in Mexico, but practical obstacles and lax regulation have made it difficult. A new case offers a glimpse of a better future.
The post Oregon woman, a ‘medical tourist,’ wins the right to have her Tijuana medical malpractice complaint heard appeared first on Mexico News Daily
According to an analysis of the proposed 2027 budget by the think tank México Evalúa, the government is projected to earn net oil revenue of 127 billion pesos (US $7.1 billion) next year.
The post Following 2 years of losses, federal government is projected to net US $7.1B from oil in 2027 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Thousands have sinkholes have opened around the Guadalajara Metro Area, so drivers should exercise caution on their way to the exciting array of upcoming cultural events, writes Dawn Stoner.
The post MND Local Guadalajara: Cirque du Soleil, Day of the Dead festivities and Ukrainian ballet coming to town, but mind the sinkholes appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Hurricane Polo remains a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of approximately 185 kilometers per hour and gusts of up to 220 kilometers per hour. It is forecast to make landfall before 6 p.m. today.
The post Polo will make landfall in Baja California Sur today. What you need to know appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Student safety at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos (UAEM) is under scrutiny after six students have been murdered in the state this year, including Spanish exchange student Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera, 21.
The post 2 UAEM prep school students killed in Cuernavaca, weeks after Spanish student’s femicide appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Later today, Sheinbaum said there will be a presentation of new "lines of inquiry" in the 2014 case of the 43 missing students. The president also shared August job numbers and the authorities' plan for Hurricane Polo.
The post Sheinbaum announces new report on Ayotzinapa after 12th anniversary of mass kidnapping: Monday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Kathryn Sikkink from the Harvard Kennedy School offers step-by-step instructions for Americans living in Mexico to cast absentee ballots in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections, and explains why it matters.
The post Voting from Mexico: Debunking myths and a useful guide for US citizens abroad appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Learn this simple trick with Spanish verbs that can help you take your language learning to the next level.
The post How to conjugate Spanish verbs and impress your friends appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico City residents took to the streets to celebrate, albeit slowly, after officially reclaiming the title of "world's worst traffic."
The post El Jalapeño: Mexico City residents express civic pride in having the ‘world’s worst traffic’ appeared first on Mexico News Daily
“It serves rich and poor alike, because everyone gets tired,” says a UNAM sociologist about Mexico's most ubiquitous seating option, the Monobloc plastic chair.
The post The Monobloc chair: The plastic throne that rules Mexico appeared first on Mexico News Daily
After providing a sanctuary for sea turtles, crocodiles and the mangroves that protect the Oaxaca coast, La Ventanilla emerged as one of Mexico's best ecotourism destinations.
The post How Oaxaca’s La Ventanilla turned tourism into conservation appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico’s population has reached more than 130 million, but slowing population growth and a sharp decline in fertility are reshaping the country. Learn more with MND Tutor.
The post MND Tutor | Mexico’s population appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Sarah DeVries reflects on her attempts to live and let live with the insect members of her community, even scorpions and tarantulas.
The post From the archive: Sharing the planet means accepting scorpions and tarantulas appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Catch up on the week's biggest stories, from a rapidly intensifying hurricane and a falling birth rate to mounting scrutiny over Mexico's "largest-ever" fuel bust.
The post Mexico’s week in review: A record hurricane, a population milestone and doubts over a ‘historic’ fuel bust appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Business investment, British retailers in Mexico, and bans in schools. Have you been paying attention to the news this week?
The post The MND News Quiz of the Week: September 26th appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The endangered horned guan is found only Guatemala and parts of Chiapas, but this strange and wonderful bird is worth seeing in the wild, writes Bob Pateman.
The post The strange, ancient bird hiding in Mexico’s cloud forests appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Choosing which school to enroll kids in after moving to Mexico can be a difficult decision for parents to make, especially given the number of factors involved, writes Alan Chazaro.
The post Choosing a school as a parent in Mexico? We know how it feels appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Beyond GDP and inflation, MND's CEO unveils a six-part series ranking Mexico's health, education and happiness — starting with what the data reveals on healthcare.
The post How are things going in Mexico? A perspective from our CEO appeared first on Mexico News Daily
By making digital payments easier even in transactions with small businesses such as tienditas and food stalls, the government is hoping to include more people in the modern system as it boosts the economy.
The post How the government’s digital economy bill aims to reduce cash use in everyday payments appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The site was discovered in 2022 during construction of the Maya Train, but archaeologists have just announced this week that it contains artifacts that reveal secrets of how the Maya produced the melipona that honey lovers swear by today.
The post Maya apiary found near Tulum reveals roots of beekeeping traditions still practiced today appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The September 17 announcement of the seizure of 59 million liters of stolen fuel was presented as a major blow against crime, but it turns out that there may not have been any stolen fuel or any crime.
The post Federal prosecutor fired as doubts grow over Mexico’s ‘largest-ever’ fuel-trafficking bust appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Banxico held its rate at 6.50% for a third straight meeting, signaling a split from the Fed, even as the peso weakened toward its worst week since March.
The post Central bank holds interest rates steady as peso slips toward its worst week since March appeared first on Mexico News Daily
A Mexico City man who borrowed a tool from his neighbor and promised to bring it back "ahorita" finally kept his promise 28 years later, remaining true to the temporally flexible meaning of the word.
The post El Jalapeño: Man who said ‘ahorita’ in 1998 finally returns neighbor’s tool appeared first on Mexico News Daily
It was the first visit to Mexico by a Korean leader in 16 years, and the two friendly nations wasted no time in signing 17 agreements pledging trade cooperation, as well as cultural exchange, including, of course, K-pop.
The post Meeting in Mexico City, Sheinbaum and South Korea’s president pledge deeper ties appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The government touted its Tabasco security accomplishments at Friday's presser, including the weakening of the crime organization La Barredora — plus Sheinbaum's take on Trump's meeting with Chinese President Xi.
The post Tabasco homicides dropped over 50% since 2024, officials report: Friday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Despite its controversial take on Mexican history, the musical "Malinche" continues to draw crowds in Mexico City, writes Millie Deere.
The post Cano’s ‘Malinche’: A musical that’s not all song and dance appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Discover which Mexico City neighborhoods are least affected by earthquakes, and why volcanic soil gives southern areas a natural advantage.
The post The Mexico City neighborhoods where earthquakes are barely felt appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The great pyramid of Kukulcán in Chichén Itzá inspires awe at any time of year, but especially so during the spring and fall equinoxes, when a play of light and shadow creates the illusion of a serpent descending the face of the structure.
The post More than 7,000 ignore clouds to gather at Chichén Itzá for the equinox appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Juchitán, Oaxaca mayor Miguel Sánchez Altamirano was detained on extortion charges over alleged ties to CJNG-linked group Los Cromos, triggering road blockades and protests.
The post Mayor of Juchitán, Oaxaca, arrested over alleged CJNG ties, triggering blockades and protests appeared first on Mexico News Daily
In other words, if the bill becomes law, Liga MX would return to its pre-COVID system that promoted the highest-finishing club in the second-tier Liga de Expansión while demoting the lowest-finishing Liga MX team, thus expanding opportunities.
The post Senate bill would force Mexican pro soccer to bring back promotion and relegation appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The bill is part of a larger reform package aimed at bringing Mexican intellectual property law in line with international standards, but a section establishing punishment for using government logos has sparked fears of censorship.
The post Is internet satire under threat in Mexico? Why the ‘Anti-Meme Bill’ is controversial appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Puerto Vallarta is facing several challenges, including a floating billboard, declining restaurant business and a key resignation.
The post MND Local Puerto Vallarta: Floating billboards, restaurant closures and a key resignation appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The Pacific cyclone has behaved oddly, intensifying from a “disorganized tropical depression” to a dangerous Category 5 hurricane with unprecedented speed, and reaching high temperatures unrecorded since 2005.
The post Hurricane Polo, having regained strength, drenches the Pacific coast and heads for Baja appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico in Numbers presents the country's five largest freshwater lakes, and the stories behind them.
The post Mexico in Numbers: Mexico’s largest lakes appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico is aiming to sharply raise the Mexican-made share of electronics exports — from just 8% today to as much as 40% — a top trade official said Wednesday.
The post Mexico pushes to raise regional content in electronics exports as US trade talks continue appeared first on Mexico News Daily
As Halloween and Día de Muertos draw near, Mexico City is celebrating its undead residents, with sightings of zombies and ghosts becoming eerily frequent, writes Drew Pittock.
The post MND Local CDMX: Ghosts, zombies, Xolos and Día de Muertos appeared first on Mexico News Daily
A major investment announcement was the focus of Thursday's presser, though Sheinbaum also fielded questions about the legitimacy of last week's historic fuel smuggling bust in Guanajuato.
The post Lego to invest US $400M in Nuevo León: Thursday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The area around Lake Chapala is a paradise for hikers, writes John Pint, with over 60 miles of trails providing a picturesque array of experiences and views.
The post From jungle to oak forest: Hiking above Lake Chapala appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's Q2 GDP growth of 1.4% was second only to India. Furthermore, the OECD increased its 2026 economic growth forecast for Mexico to 1.5% from a prediction of 0.8% in June.
The post Mexico posts second-best Q2 growth among G20 nations appeared first on Mexico News Daily
A multiplicity of factors is stifling the Mexican peso, starting with a strengthening of the dollar after an extended period of weakening, and also including the U.S. Fed's recent (and expected future) interest rate hike, as well as Banxico's detrmination not to lower interest rates any time soon.
The post A bad day for the peso: It depreciates over 1%, passing 17.5 to the dollar appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The first report in MND's new Well-being Series compares Mexico to OECD nations across eight health indicators, from life expectancy and obesity to spending and hospital coverage.
The post The MND Mexico Well-being Series, Part 1: Health and healthcare appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's population hit 130.9 million in late 2025, INEGI reports — up 3.9% since 2020, even as the fertility rate fell sharply to 1.2.
The post Mexico’s population surpasses 130 million even as fertility rate falls appeared first on Mexico News Daily
José Ángel Rivera Zazueta has been a longtime target of the United States and his arrest was the result of cooperation between U.S. and Mexican law enforcement agencies. He is slated for extradition.
The post ‘Don Flaco,’ alleged trafficker for the Sinaloa Cartel, captured in Mexico City appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Brain-eating amoebas are real, say Yucatán Peninsula tourism officials, but confirm that the average tourist in "vacation mode" has nothing to fear.
The post El Jalapeño: Tourists in ‘vacation mode’ not at risk from brain-eating amoeba, Yucatán health officials confirm appeared first on Mexico News Daily
With the two new routes, Nassau and Montego Bay join two Dominican Republic cities and Havana, Cuba, as direct Aeroméxico Caribbean destinations, meaning passengers will no longer have to stop over in Panama or the United States.
The post Aeroméxico will offer Mexico’s first direct flights to Jamaica and the Bahamas appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Sheinbaum had a pointed response for Trump's U.N. remarks, announced a trip to China and touted a massive railroad investment. Here's what she said at Wednesday's mañanera.
The post A cheeky response to Trump and Sheinbaum’s first presidential trip to Asia: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The only WSL sponsored event in Mexico, the Pacífico Surf Open Cerritos, returns to Baja California Sur this November, as an ambitious surf basin project nears completion in Los Cabos.
The post MND Local BCS: Surf’s up in Baja California Sur as the WSL Pacífico Surf Open Cerritos returns appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The new Nike and Grupo Martí competitor is betting on Mexico's huge and growing young sneakerhead population to add the country to its dominated markets, and is partnering with local fashion retailer Grupo Axo to make that happen.
The post JD Sports, the British sportswear giant, is bringing its brand to Mexico next year appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Trump told the U.N. General Assembly Tuesday that cartels are "the ISIS of the Western Hemisphere," calling Mexico the epicenter of cartel violence and demanding it "reclaim control of its soil."
The post At UN, Trump singles out Mexico, likening cartels to ISIS appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The nonexplosive device was lost by the U.S. Navy off the Southern California coast, after which it drifted into Mexican waters. The torpedo was returned to the U.S. defense attaché and the fishermen who found it were left with nothing but a good story to tell.
The post Ensenada fishermen make an unusual catch: A US military torpedo appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Querétaro moved up in the ranking to become Mexico's second most competitive state thanks to top-rated political and government systems, low corruption and low debt.
The post CDMX, Querétaro and Nuevo León lead as Mexico’s most competitive states for business, IMCO finds appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The Category 5 hurricane triggered school closings in Guerrero and Michoacán and is dumping rain on southwestern states. It is expected to continue to do both at least through Wednesday.
The post Southwest residents on alert as ‘dangerous’ Hurricane Polo moves up Mexico’s Pacific coast appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico expects to reach 15 gigawatts in wind power production by 2030, according to the Energy Ministry.
The post SENER: Wind power expected to grow 80% by 2030 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The launch of a new "hidden studios" art passport, a cow sorting event and a benefit to feed hungry schoolkids highlight the latest news from San Miguel de Allende, writes Cathy Siegner.
The post MND Local San Miguel de Allende: Art passport, charity events and celebrity sightings appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Much of that investment has gone to San Miguel de Allende, which already has one data center in operation and another under construction, and it's all just a small part of the targeted infrastructure investment of US $8 billion over six years.
The post Guanajuato has drawn US $630 million in data center investment as it evolves toward being a tech powerhouse appeared first on Mexico News Daily
While the government's anti-corruption crackdown was the theme of the press conference, President Sheinbaum also commented on Hurricane Polo and an investigation into neonatal deaths in Durango.
The post Over 4,000 corrupt officials sanctioned since Sheinbaum took office: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Many of the deportees to Mexico under Trump have found work in call centers, leading to the renaming of Tabacalera in Mexico City as "Little LA," writes Logan J. Gardner.
The post In Mexico City’s ‘Little LA,’ deportees find work and a community appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The vast majority of clinical trials in Mexico for testing, among other things, the safety and efficacy of new medications, take place in private hospitals. AmCham and IMSS are looking to change that.
The post AmCham-IMSS deal pledges US $44 million to bring clinical trials to Mexican public hospitals appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico City's Utopías have a new admirer in New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who met this weekend with Brugada and praised the free care centers as a model worth replicating.
The post Brugada, Mamdani swap notes on housing, care systems at U20 mayors summit in New York appeared first on Mexico News Daily
As high as that figure sounds, only about 30%-40% of the eggs are likely to hatch, and then it's thought that perhaps one in a thousand of the resulting hatchlings reach adulthood.
The post Mass nesting event brings more than 100,000 olive ridley sea turtles to Oaxaca’s Playa Escobilla appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Aeroméxico says it's found no evidence customer financial data was compromised, after a government watchdog flagged a Telegram user selling 15 million passenger records.
The post Aeroméxico investigates possible leak of 15 million passenger records appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The president pointed out that the wave of violence in Sinaloa for the past two years was precipitated by the U.S. “extraction” of drug kingpin Ismael Zambada that led to an internecine war among Sinaloa Cartel factions.
The post Sheinbaum pledges continued military support as Sinaloa’s cartel turf war shifts to Mazatlán appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Popularly known as Rocky Point, the seaside resort was the scene of a firefight resulting in three wounded officers, but eventually the release of the victims, the arrest of the suspects and the confiscation of drugs and weapons.
The post After a shootout, authorities rescue 3 kidnapping victims and arrest 7 suspects in Puerto Peñasco appeared first on Mexico News Daily
After developing into a tropical storm Sunday evening, Polo strengthened into a hurricane Monday morning and could reach Category 5 by midweek.
The post Hurricane Polo expected to reach Category 5 as it nears Mexico’s Pacific coast appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Road upgrades to complete a much-needed second entrance to the Guadalara International Airport won't be complete until March 2027, reports Dawn Stoner.
The post MND Local Guadalajara: Airport road update and Line 5’s environmental cost appeared first on Mexico News Daily
President Sheinbaum also commented on two cases of alleged U.S. interference, tying Sinaloa violence to the kidnapping of "El Mayo."
The post Mexico bans cell phone use in grade schools starting in October: Monday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The Mexican capital is far from alone. Almost half of the world's 20 most congested cities are in Latin America, according to traffic monitor TomTom, who used GPS data to rank each city's mobility — or lack of it.
The post It’s official: Mexico City’s traffic is the worst in the world appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Was pozole made from human remains? Probably not, but that doesn't mean this iconic Mexican stew's history is any less fascinating.
The post Why pozole is more than just a Mexican stew appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Saying goodbye in Mexico is never easy, but dinner party guest Eduardo Ramírez found it slightly more complicated than usual, delaying his departure by more than four hours.
The post El Jalapeño: Guest who said ‘bueno, ya me voy’ at 9:14 p.m. reaches front gate at 1:37 a.m. appeared first on Mexico News Daily
MND contributor Tracy L. Barnett was on the scene when Mexico City recyclers met to discuss recognition and protections, as well as initiatives for improved recycling.
The post Mexico City’s invisible recyclers fight for rights — and a share of the profits appeared first on Mexico News Daily
MND contributor Jimmy Monack captures the small but mighty Mexican Independence Day celebration in Vienna, Austria.
The post In photos: The spirit of Mexican independence comes alive in Vienna appeared first on Mexico News Daily
President Sheinbaum celebrates migrants, women insurgents and the dignity of Mexico’s diverse peoples. Discover more with MND Tutor.
The post MND Tutor | Sheinbaum’s El Grito appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexicans have a strong aversion to saying "no." Here's a simple guide to tell what they actually mean when they're trying to avoid saying it.
The post From the archive: How do I know it’s a ‘no’? A comprehensive guide for foreigners appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Taxes, tennis and U.S. troops. Have you been paying attention to the news this week?
The post The MND News Quiz of the Week: September 19th appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The week of Sept. 14-18 in Mexico brought developments in public safety, energy and industrial growth as officials prepare to launch a fourth round of USMCA trade talks with the United States next week.
The post Mexico’s week in review: Independence Day fireworks give way to trade deal hopes appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Junípero Serra, declared a saint by the Catholic Church in 2015, remains a controversial figure in Mexico, where he founded many missions, writes Louisa Rogers.
The post Junípero Serra: A complex character with a controversial legacy appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Opened in 1939, Hotel Mocambo in Veracruz was Mexico's first great luxury beach resort. Nearly 90 years later, writes Alan Chazaro, it still retains its charm.
The post The story of Hotel Mocambo, Mexico’s original luxury beach resort appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The Mexican peso has defied analysts, trading near multi-year highs. In a new podcast episode, Travis breaks down the reasons why, and whether a correction might be coming.
The post ‘Confidently Wrong About the Peso at 37’: An MND podcast appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's exports jumped 44% in July — a number that sounds like a huge win. CEO Travis Bembenek explains why the reality is more complicated.
The post The ‘problem’ with Mexico’s 44% growth in exports: A perspective from our CEO appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The Defense Ministry said the drone belonged to a criminal group and was used to monitor human trafficking routes.
The post Using US intelligence, Mexican Army downs drone and arrests its operator in Tijuana appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Puerto Vallarta is currently a "port of call," meaning cruise passengers can disembark there and be tourists for a few hours, but then get back on the ship and continue their voyage. Once homeport development is complete, PV can be a final destination.
The post Puerto Vallarta chosen for cruise ship homeport status, potentially doubling its dock capacity appeared first on Mexico News Daily
A 400-year-old illustrated account of Aztec history is back in Mexico for the first time since 1840, on loan from France's national library.
The post Azcatitlan Codex returns to Mexico after 186 years, on loan from France appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The peso's remarkable run had been losing stream recently anyway, but the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to raise U.S. interest rates served as a solid wall on the Mexican currency.
The post Peso slides toward 17.3 to the dollar after US Fed’s first rate hike since 2023 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The amount confiscated from one tiny Guanajuato community roughly equals the total amount of the stolen fuel seized in alll of 2025, and is so great that it requires special handling to prevent leakage, spills, explosions and fires.
The post 59 million liters of stolen fuel seized in Guanajuato state, the largest such bust in Mexican history appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Although she's not ready to declare a state of emergency, President Sheinbaum admits that the National Palace has way too many feral cats.
The post El Jalapeño: National Palace overrun by feral cats, Sheinbaum admits appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Friday's presser also featured news of an arrest for the murder of a Spanish exchange student in Morelos and a recap of Sheinbaum's most recent trade call with Trump.
The post Officials report 43% drop in Guanajuato homicides: Friday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Captivated by Chalchitépetl, a mountain she had dreamed about before she actually saw it, iconic Mexican singer Chavela Vargas built her dream home in Tepoztlán, Morelos.
The post A mountain, a legend and a dream: Chavela Vargas’ Tepoztlán home appeared first on Mexico News Daily
