During 16 cleanup days since the project launched in late 2022, Tec de Monterrey researchers and volunteers have removed 21 tons of waste from the Arroyo Seco-San Agustín waterway.
The post Mexico has a trash-dumping problem. Could this new clean-up project from Monterrey be the fix? appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Details surrounding Mexico’s ambitious goals of becoming the world’s 10th largest economy were tabled at a Tuesday meeting between President Claudia Sheinbaum and Golden Sachs president John E. Waldron.
The post Sheinbaum, Goldman Sachs executive discuss Plan México investment at high-level meeting appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The U.S. buys 80% of Mexico's exports of avocados, often referred to as "green gold," so any interruption of trade is potentially costly. This one appears to have been handled efficiently.
The post Avocado operations fully resume in Michoacán after export pause appeared first on Mexico News Daily
I could have gone to the Sierra Gorda or visited the caves at Tolantongo. I'm happy I landed on Oaxaca, writes Jared Tucker, who is wrapping up his internship with Mexico News Daily.
The post Oaxaca was the right choice for my one big Mexico trip. A review by MND’s summer intern appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The collision of politics with humanitarian assistance has created an uncomfortable situation in which official help from Mexico has been rejected by Colombia. Meanwhile, unofficial Mexican volunteer groups are assisting rescue workers, apparently without official permission.
The post Why was Mexico’s military rescue brigade barred from entering Colombia? Thursday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico banked on the World Cup to fuel a tourism surge in June — instead, visitor growth barely moved. The bright spot? Foreign travelers spent more than ever.
The post June tourist numbers fall short of World Cup expectations appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Sócrates Medina's ceramics reflect not only his fascination with Tijuana, home to his Perro y Arena design studio, but also Mexico's desert landscapes.
The post How a Tijuana ceramicist turned desert animals into an interior design concept appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexicans work nearly 60 hours a week — but INEGI's latest time-use survey reveals stark gender gaps in chores, sleep and free time, plus which state works hardest.
The post Mexico in Numbers: How do Mexicans spend their time? appeared first on Mexico News Daily
After a gloomy May, Mexico's industrial output is once again heading in the right direction, driven by construction's third straight month of positive year-on-year growth, a streak it hadn't enjoyed since early 2024.
The post Mexico’s industrial activity picks up in June, but still has more ground to recover appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Originally opened as the first cat café in Latin America, Mexico City's tribute to felines is now officially a museum, writes Lydia Leija. Here's how to visit.
The post Attention cat lovers! A cat museum has opened in Mexico City appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Aguirre, who stepped down as governor a month after the forced disapparance of 43 teachers college students, will face trial on charges of destruction of evidence.
The post Ángel Aguirre, ex-Guerrero governor, ordered to stand trial for alleged part in the Ayotzinapa abductions appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Reports that four dozen UK cyclosporiasis patients had traveled to Mexico led to an investigation, but it turned out to be a case of correlation not implying causation.
The post Health investigators rule out any presence of the Cyclospora parasite in Riviera Maya hotels appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The Azteca International Rescue Brigade, known as the Topos, or Moles, were finishing up post-rescue work in Venezuela when the 7.4 quake hit neighboring Colombia Monday morning
The post Mexico’s expert search-and-rescue team arrives in Colombia to help with rescue efforts appeared first on Mexico News Daily
A new museum will open next year in Zapopan, a city in the Guadalajara Metro Area that, thanks to rising real estate prices, now boasts the four most expensive neighborhoods in Mexico.
The post MND Local: A new museum and rising real estate prices in the Guadalajara Metro Area appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The brief U.S. suspension of avocado imports from Mexico set off a panic among the country's guacamole consumers.
The post El Jalapeño: US enacts emergency guacamole rationing protocol following brief avocado import pause appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The MND Peso Index™ suggests that the USD:MXN exchange rate in early August — compared against prices for goods in various Mexican cities and in Dallas, Texas — overvalued the Mexican peso by 2.4%.
The post Is the peso punching above its weight? The results of our latest MND Peso Index™ appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexican athletes won 407 medals at the Games, their best-ever performance, prompting a rule change from the federal sports commission: instead of each athlete receiving a monetary bonus for their best result, all 407 medals will be rewarded, ranging in value from 15,000 to 50,000 pesos.
The post Sheinbaum celebrates Mexico’s historic medal haul at 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Take our survey to help shape a new weekly series called "Mexico and My Money" — covering banking, currency exchange, investing and more for foreigners.
The post Mexico and My Money: Take our 5-minute survey! appeared first on Mexico News Daily
From a colonial university to Mexico’s most influential institution, discover how UNAM shaped the country’s history, culture and public life.
The post Made in Mexico: Why UNAM is more than a university appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexicans watched in horror videos of this week's devastating quake in Colombia, with many having undergone similar experiences. But even though the two countries share the Pacific Ring of Fire, the seismic activity in one does not affect the other.
The post Is Mexico ‘next’? Why Colombia’s deadly quake doesn’t raise the seismic odds here appeared first on Mexico News Daily
By metropolitan area, Guadalajara experienced the highest housing price increase, at 11%, followed by Monterrey, 8.3%, and Puebla-Tlaxcala, 8.5%.
The post Supply-demand squeeze could push Mexico home prices up 8% by the end of 2026 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The Mexico City–Querétaro–Irapuato and Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo rail corridors, currently under construction, are part of an ambitious plan to significantly increase Mexico's connectivity.
The post Mexico seeks bids for 5G telecom system on 2 new passenger train lines appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Nine international routes from North America will bring winter visitors to Tulum's Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport, giving the city hope that its tourism slump is finally turning around.
The post Tulum regains 5 lost international air routes, a hopeful sign for tourism sector recovery appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's formal sector registered a decline of 19,550 jobs in July, but overall, the increase in formal sector jobs in the first seven months of this year is 24.8% higher than in the same period of 2025.
The post Mexico’s formal sector is posting gains in employment and pay, even as World Cup hangover hits appeared first on Mexico News Daily
State and local officials from Jalisco and Puerto Vallarta are tackling a dual challenge of utmost importance to residents and visitors: how to protect crocodiles from humans and how to protect humans from crocodiles.
The post Attacks by and towards crocodiles are on the rise in Puerto Vallarta appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Baja California's wine harvest festival, Fiestas de la Vendimia, has already started, and another big event, plus civic improvements, are coming soon.
The post MND Local: Tijuana Innovadora and upcoming events in Baja California appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The interdiction earned the recognition of U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson, who commended the Navy for the bust and the Mexican government for its "decisive actions."
The post Navy seizes nearly 2 tonnes of cocaine off Pacific coast, arrests 6 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
There was an average of 42.5 homicides per day in July, a reduction of 51% compared to September 2024, the final month of the presidency of Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
The post Homicides down 51% since Sheinbaum took office: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's most mysterious creatures are said to dwell in the El Cielo Biosphere Reserve in Tamaulipas, writes Robert Santacroce. But who are they and what are they sworn to protect?
The post ‘The Forgotten Ones’: Mexico’s mysterious forest guardians appeared first on Mexico News Daily
An access road for construction on the U.S.-Mexico border wall in West Texas threatens the archaeological landscape of Porvenir, the site of a 1918 massacre of ethnic Mexican villagers.
The post US border wall expansion threatens memory of Porvenir massacre appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The arrival of Mexican firefighting crews comes as western Canada battles more than 100 active wildfires and maintains evacuation and monitoring operations in dozens of communities in the Thompson/Okanagan region.
The post Mexico sends over 300 firefighters to British Columbia appeared first on Mexico News Daily
After Mazatlán in July recorded its highest monthly homicide total of the year, the Mexican Navy on Saturday announced the deployment of more than 1,700 of its personnel to the Sinaloa port and resort city.
The post Navy ramps up security presence in Mazatlán after high July homicide count appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Some of the details of the "threat to U.S. interests" that caused the unilateral suspension have emerged, including intimidation towards U.S. inspectors and a general increase in extortion in Michoacán's avocado-producing belt.
The post Most avocado exports to the US have resumed after last week’s suspension appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Zella Golden, a rising senior at a northern California boarding school, completed primary and part of her secondary education in Mexico. The advantages far outweigh the obstacles she's experienced since transitioning to the U.S. academic system, she writes.
The post Opinion: After growing up in Mexico, was I prepared for US high school? appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The voluntary recall of jalapeños and prepared foods containing them — all sourced in Mexico — comes just weeks after the same company removed iceberg lettuce from the market due to cyclosporiasis.
The post Taylor Farms recalls its Mexico-sourced jalapeños, cuts ties with Sinaloa supplier over salmonella scare appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Summer travel is typically slow in Puerto Vallarta. But not as slow as it is this year. Writer Charlotte Smith ponders why the city is so quiet right now.
The post MND Local: Why is Puerto Vallarta so quiet right now? appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's annual headline inflation rate was 3.12% in July, down from 3.37% in June, and parked within close distance of the Bank of Mexico's (Banxico) target. Here's why Banxico Governor Victoria Rodríguez Ceja says the inflation fight isn't over.
The post Has Mexico reined in its inflation rate? Not yet, says Banxico chief appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The historic Paso de Cortés, a natural corridor located between the Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes in central Mexico, will henceforth be known as “Paso de los Pueblos Indígenas” (Pass of the Indigenous Peoples), as announced by President Claudia Sheinbaum on Sunday.
The post At National Reforestation Day event, Sheinbaum floats new name for historic passage appeared first on Mexico News Daily
El Tri finished the 12-nation tournament with a perfect 6-0-0 record, scoring 17 goals and allowing just 1.
The post Mexico defeats Team USA 2-0 to claim its 15th U-20 Concacaf championship appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Writer Ethan Jacobs sends his latest postcard from Mexico on the beach in Playa del Carmen, surrounded by life coaches, reiki healers and assorted "entrepreneurs."
The post Postcards from Mexico: On the beach in Playa del Carmen appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Tulum is the "happiest place on Earth," according to a travel insurance company with no real experience of the destination.
The post El Jalapeño: Tulum named world’s happiest destination by company no one has ever heard of appeared first on Mexico News Daily
A short hop from Mexico City, Puebla is the first real step to discovering a Mexico beyond the cliches.
The post Discovering Mexico: Puebla appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Ohuira Bay communities in Sinaloa are looking at the most recent environmental plan for the controversial and nearly completed ammonia plant they've been fighting for over a decade.
The post Ohuira Bay communities weigh federal plan for Sinaloa ammonia plant appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexican nicknames run the gamut from simple and affectionate to fantastically creative and hilariously cruel. Sarah DeVries explains why protestations are futile if you don't like your own moniker.
The post From the archive: A guide to Mexican nicknames and how they’re given appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Guanajuato is one of Mexico's most rewarding cities to visit, thanks to its historic architecture and vibrant drinking and dining scenes.
The post MND Tutor | Guanajuato appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Foreign investment, food franchises and farm products. Have you been paying attention to the news this week?
The post The MND News Quiz of the Week: August 8th appeared first on Mexico News Daily
From a U.S. ban on Michoacán avocados to a diplomatic thaw with Peru, the first week of August covered a lot of ground — and a fracking decision still hanging in the balance.
The post Mexico’s week in review: US suspends avocado certs, fracking studies continue and Peru rift ends appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Acclaimed Mexican artist Arturo García Bustos would have turned 100 today. Writer Lydia Leija looks back at his life and legacy, from his iconic murals to his apprenticeship under Frida Kahlo.
The post A celebration of Mexican artist Arturo García Bustos, 100 years after his birth appeared first on Mexico News Daily
From coffee plantations to a thriving café scene, Veracruz remains Mexico's coffee capital, with its eponymous port city at the forefront, writes Alan Chazaro.
The post Beyond the lechero: Veracruz’s new wave of coffee culture appeared first on Mexico News Daily
MND is launching Mexico and My Money, a weekly series on personal finance in Mexico — covering banking, currency exchange, investing and common mistakes for foreigners.
The post Mexico and My Money: MND launches new series on personal finance appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The heritage of pan mexicano is so rich and varied that even diehard bread lovers can get lost. But bakers Ariana and Julio González have researched the subject and come up with an easy-to-follow guide to the abundant varieties.
The post An award-winning bakery launches a definitive ‘map’ of Mexico’s abundant bread types appeared first on Mexico News Daily
San Miguel de Allende is packed with American tourists — but is it actually better than Guanajuato or Querétaro? MND's summer intern says yes and no.
The post Opinion: The real reason San Miguel de Allende feels so American appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico and Japan are teaming up to fight the sargassum invasion choking Caribbean beaches — deploying robotics, satellite monitoring and new tech to turn seaweed into opportunity.
The post Seaweed diplomacy: Mexico and Japan to tackle sargassum crisis in new joint program appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Helped by a steady Mexican interest rate and a negative U.S. job report, the peso followed its strong Thursday finish with continued gains through Friday.
The post The Mexican peso hits its strongest level against the dollar in 6 months appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's U-20 squad takes on Canada Friday night for the right to face either Costa RIca or the United States in the final of a Concacaf qualifying turnment for the U-20 World CUp next year, with implications for Olympics qualifying.
The post After crushing Panama, Mexico’s Under-20 team looks to clinch Olympics berth appeared first on Mexico News Daily
All natural, climate-controlled and sustainable, adobe construction is making a comeback in a Maya village, thanks mainly to the efforts of one woman, writes Bel Woodhouse.
The post Meet the woman bringing adobe back to a Maya village appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Grupo Ollamani reported steep losses tied to World Cup costs, including a payout of $53 million to FIFA over box-seat control, even as the tournament earned FIFA posted record profits.
The post Estadio Azteca owners lost an estimated $47M on FIFA’s most profitable World Cup ever appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Peruvian political asylee Bettsy Chávez landed safely in Mexico as Sheinbaum announced restored relations with Peru, at a press conference also covering inflation, avocado exports and an ex-governor's arrest.
The post Mexico reestablishes diplomatic relations with Peru: Friday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Their love affair would not prove as enduring as their reputations as two of Mexico's most iconic 20th century artists, but the affair between Frida Kahlo and Chavela Vargas has left a lasting legacy, writes Andrea Fischer.
The post ‘Quédate Esta Noche’: The passion of Chavela Vargas and Frida Kahlo appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Incensed by foreign taxes on tequila, Mexico plans to retaliate with tariffs aimed at making obscure foreign liquors even harder to find.
The post El Jalapeño: In response to tequila tariffs, Mexico promises to raise duties on obscure foreign liquors appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Ángel Aguirre was governor during the 2014 kidnapping and presumed murder of 43 students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College that sparked international outrage. He is accused, among other things, of concealing evidence.
The post Former governor of Guerrero arrested on Ayotzinapa-related charges appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Cardinal Pietro Parolin met with President Sheinbaum to discuss a papal visit invitation before presiding at a Mass calling for prayers for Mexico's missing persons and "searching mothers."
The post Vatican envoy prays for Mexico’s missing at CDMX Basilica Mass appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Washington also raised rewards for six other CJNG leaders and revoked visas for 65 relatives and associates tied to sanctioned traffickers.
The post Reward for CJNG’s new leader jumps to $25 million after ‘El Mencho’s’ death appeared first on Mexico News Daily
On Sept. 28, 1810, Miguel Hidalgo y Castillo marched into Guanajuato with a ragtag army of tens of thousands at his back, kicking off the Mexican War of Independence. But why did it start here?
The post How Guanajuato set the stage for Mexico’s independence from Spain appeared first on Mexico News Daily
From an all-time low of 8.94 to a record high of 25.12 pesos per dollar, see how Mexico's currency has swung in recent decades.
The post Mexico in Numbers: The peso’s wildest swings since 2000 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Health officials say that cause-and-effect cannot be assumed and that Mexico's 33 cases do not constitute a signficant outbreak, but inspectors are taking food and beverage samples up and down the Quintana Roo coast.
The post Dozens of UK cyclosporiasis victims had vacationed at Riviera Maya resorts appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The ex-Texas cop allegedly shot his former domestic partner and two other women and one man in the Coahuila state capital, leaving three dead and another seriously wounded before kidnapping his estranged son.
The post An American is caught fleeing to the US border after fatal shootings in Saltillo appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The U.S. State Deparment announcement was followed by the deployment of 300 Michoacán state security operatives and 1,500 federal troops in the state's avocado-growing belt.
The post US suspends avocado imports from Mexico over unspecified ‘threat against US interests’ appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Sheinbaum promised Thursday to adopt an expert panel's recommendation to ban hydraulic fracturing in the Tampico-Misantla basin in Veracruz, citing risks to biodiversity, water supplies and densely populated communities.
The post Sheinbaum rules out fracking for Mexico’s top shale basin, opens door elsewhere: Thursday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Immigration has always flowed both ways across the over 3,000 kilometer border between the U.S. and Mexico, writes Lydia Carey, with impacts that affect everything from gentrification to the Mexico City food scene.
The post How US immigrants have shaped culinary culture in Mexico City appeared first on Mexico News Daily
While in-country tourism by Mexican residents remains healthy and keeps the industry afloat, foreign visits are declining, both in terms of arrivals and in terms of spending.
The post Tourism sector is staying afloat, but with warning signs appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The friendly will be the 80th matchup between the two rivals, with Mexico having the overall edge with 38 wins, 24 losses and 17 ties, but the Americans have dominated in the current century at 19-8-11
The post El Tri will take on Team USA on Oct. 3 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
It's the latest example of the increasing U.S. response to Mexico’s demands that its northern neighbor do more to stop the flow of weapons from its territory to Mexico's cartels.
The post US task force breaks up an Arizona cross-border arms trafficking ring appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Approximately 58,000 among an initial cohort of more than 158,000 test-takers are expected to qualify to sit a second in‑person exam, which will be held between Aug. 12 and 19.
The post Nearly 60,000 UNAM applicants must retake entrance exam following AI cheating fiasco appeared first on Mexico News Daily
In March alone, Mexico sent 148,511 tonnes of avocados to the United States, up 57% compared to the same period last year.
The post Mexico’s avocado exports to the US shot up 35% during Q1 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Pilot fracking projects could begin in northern Mexico as soon as next month, according to a person with knowledge of government discussions who spoke to the Reuters news agency.
The post Reuters: Sheinbaum weighing pilot fracking projects in Coahuila, Tamaulipas appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexican adults have a more favorable view of China than they do of the U.S., writes Maria Meléndez, and it's not particularly close. Among younger Mexicans, the gap is even larger.
The post China’s approval rating in Mexico: Is it a genuine preference or evidence of a bilateral agenda? appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Warehouse-style home improvement giant Home Depot is expanding with new stores in Mexico, including in Guanajuato-based cities like San Miguel de Allende, writes Cathy Siegner.
The post MND Local: Summer news in San Miguel de Allende appeared first on Mexico News Daily
President Sheinbaum is worried about the effects of social media on kids, a concern she recently shared via X, Instagram and TikTok.
The post El Jalapeño: Sheinbaum warns of the dangers of social media on her social media platforms appeared first on Mexico News Daily
César Gastélum is the ninth content creator murdered in Sinaloa since 2024. Sheinbaum said the case was discussed before the mañanera at Wednesday's federal security cabinet meeting, and authorities are working to detain the perpetrators.
The post Sheinbaum addresses murder of influencer in Culiacán: Wednesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
At stake is not only the survival of the world's smallest cetacean species but also the Gulf of California's reputation as the "Aquarium of the World."
The post UNESCO gives Mexico 6 months to show ‘concrete actions’ to protect remaining vaquitas appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Remittances to Mexico increased 3.1% annually in the first six months of 2026, the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) reported Monday, rebounding from a 4.6% decline in 2025.
The post Mexico’s remittances rebound in first half of 2026 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Construction is underway on a US $580-million three-facility complex that the administration sees as a key step forward in its plan for a Universal Health Service (SUS) in Mexico.
The post A new ‘Health City’ planned for Oaxaca state is a step toward a Universal Health Service in Mexico appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's Federal Attorney General's Office (FGR) announced Tuesday that it had dismantled four "illicit fuel processing centers" across three states, dealing another blow to the illegal fuel trade.
The post Authorities seize over 1 million liters of fuel in 3-state huachicol raid appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The company’s expansion is expected to support the creation of up to 6,000 specialized jobs.
The post Taiwanese AI firm Inventec announces US $450M expansion in Ciudad Juárez appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Baja California Sur has the most coastline and the lowest population density in Mexico, but the unusual numbers don't stop there.
The post MND Local: Baja California Sur by the numbers in 2026 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Being named one of the best destinations in the world by Travel + Leisure is definitely a boon, but only if these locales are managed sustainably, writes Charlotte Smith.
The post Despite travel media acclaim, these Mexican destinations face tough tests for sustainability appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico is already the world's top beer exporter, and if the UNAM project is successful, it will have a new product to sell abroad: beer enhanced with fruit flavors and nutrition.
The post UNAM researchers probe methods to turn food waste into nutritious beer appeared first on Mexico News Daily
On Tuesday, Sheinbaum signed a new "Decree to Strengthen Transparency in the Federal Government" and provided details about the system that will replace INAI, the national transparency agency that her government dissolved in 2024.
The post Sheinbaum decrees ‘total transparency’ for federal government: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The company’s first manufacturing plant in Mexico will produce cabin interior components, such as overhead luggage compartments, kitchens, bathrooms and floor panels.
The post Brazilian aerospace giant Embraer begins manufacturing in Chihuahua appeared first on Mexico News Daily
In a filing with the Mexican Stock Exchange on Friday, Pemex reported a net profit of 18.02 billion pesos (US $1.04 billion) between April and June, a decline of 69.7% compared to the second quarter of 2025.
The post Pemex net profit plunges 70% in Q2 despite debt reduction appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The northern states have few seismic monitoring systems because of the misconception that there is no earthquake activity there. Though severe damage is rare, the dozens of new monitors will provide significant information for research.
The post Earthquake monitoring is coming to Mexico’s historically underserved northern states appeared first on Mexico News Daily
A water cooperation agreement between the Chihuahua state government and the Israeli international cooperation agency MASHAV has become the center of social conflict and the cause of growing protests amid extreme water stress in the state.
The post Why is Chihuahua working on water projects with Israel? appeared first on Mexico News Daily
In the early 20th century, even reaching Batopilas, Chihuahua, was an adventure. Then there was its historic silver mine, writes John Pint of the remote town, which was located deep in the canyons of the Sierra Madre.
The post The Batopilas story: 50 years in a Mexican silver mine appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Among Mexico's 32 federal entities, 20 recorded sequential contractions in the first quarter of the year, but Sinaloa's economic result was easily the worst.
The post Insecurity and bad weather battered Sinaloa’s economy in Q1 2026 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The Mexican Caribbean coast resort's honor was the result of some rather elaborate research led by an Irish travel insurance company that searched more than a million reviews for happiness-indicating keywords. Oaxaca came in at No. 3.
The post Tulum, known for its beaches and Maya ruins, is named the happiest travel destination in the world appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The disturbance inside the facility reignited complaints about overcrowding, lack of due process and alleged human rights violations at Siglo XXI which is designed to hold up to 1,500 people.
The post Riot breaks out at Tapachula migrant detention center after alleged arson attempt appeared first on Mexico News Daily
U.S. psychologist Jonathan Haidt addressed today's mañanera, calling children's social media and touchscreen use a "public health problem" and urging parents not to give kids access to phones until at least age four to six.
The post Sheinbaum invites author of ‘The Anxious Generation’ to explain social media’s impacts on kids: Monday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Protection and preservation are watchfords these days in Guadalajara, writes Dawn Stoner, as legislation is introduced to protect the Primavera Forest, and a new art gallery opens in a historic downtown setting.
The post MND Local: A new art space opens in Guadalajara’s Historic Center, and the latest effort to conserve the Primavera Forest appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico’s Telecommunications Investment Promotion Agency and global communications company Viasat have agreed to establish a framework to foster the development of telecoms infrastructure, expand connectivity and strengthen coverage across the country.
The post Mexico partners with Viasat to expand internet access in rural areas appeared first on Mexico News Daily
