Quintana Roo passes ‘Nicole’s Law,’ banning cosmetic surgery for minors
The reform is named after Paloma Nicole Arellano, who died after undergoing elective cosmetic surgery when she was only…
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El Jalapeño: Mexico is only good for ‘tamales and tomatoes’ … and keeping the entire US economy functioning on a daily basis
Trump said Mexico was only good for "tamales and tomatoes," omitting a couple of key details Mexican officials were…
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In Grito, President Sheinbaum celebrates migrants, women insurgents and the dignity of Mexico’s diverse peoples
A selection of Mexico's independence heroines and heroes, the nation's Indigenous and Afro-Mexican people and Mexicans…
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Is Mexico’s soccer league a monopoly? Antitrust officials are looking to find out
The antitrust investigation was triggered by Liga MX's decision to scrap the system of promoting teams from — and…
Read at source →Should you be worried about the presence of brain-eating amoeba in Yucatán water bodies?
The news of a water sports instructor's death prompted concern among residents of the Yucatán capital that the popular…
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139 US troops cleared to enter Mexico for joint training in Chihuahua
Among the simulated combat exercises U.S. and Mexican military personnel will conduct are the destruction of sniper…
Read at source →Tehran’s Azadi Tower bears Mexican flag in first-ever Independence Day tribute
Countries around the world are celebrating the 216th anniversary of the Grito de Dolores, including Spain, Poland,…
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New US-Mexico water agreement means reduced allotments but a heathier Colorado River
Mexico, still in water debt to the United States, will have its Colorado River share reduced, but so will three U.S.…
Read at source →Mexico City-area airports to halt takeoffs and landings for 4 hours tomorrow
Takeoffs and landings at the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) and the Felipe Ángeles International Airport…
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Following a higher soda tax, is a salty foods tax coming next?
A bill from Morena, PT and PVEM lawmakers estimates that a tax on high-sodium products could generate about 12 billion…
Read at source →In latest national survey, Coahuila is ranked the safest state in Mexico
Just over one quarter of Coahuila residents — 27.8% — consider their state unsafe due to crime, allowing Coahuila to…
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MND Local: Fishing, celebrations and storms in Baja California Sur
As September rains transform the landscape of Baja California Sur, the state also celebrates Mexico's Independence Day,…
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El Grito de Independencia: Common myths and misconceptions
Myths and misconceptions abound for El Grito de Independencia, which was first uttered by Miguel Hidalgo in 1810 and…
Read at source →The National Palace’s new resident has four legs and one role: to support emotional well-being
Rollo, a mixed breed, will have plenty of room to do what he likes best: run around. But he'll have to share the palace…
Read at source →Mexico moves toward promoting sports tourism as a major draw for international visitors
Business and tourism leaders, both public and private, see untapped potential in packaging tourism opportunities with…
Read at source →Industrial activity grew 2.4% in July, its best result in nearly 3 years
In July, industrial activity in Mexico was up 2.4% in annual seasonally adjusted terms, the sector's strongest growth…
Read at source →Riviera Maya regains its color as sargassum subsides
Slowly but surely, the Riviera Maya has begun to regain the clear turquoise waters that underpin much of its tourist…
Read at source →Pemex contains another oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico
An oil spill was detected at Pemex facilities north of Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, last Thursday, but the state-owned…
Read at source →Spanish exchange student killed in Morelos
The stabbing of 21-year-old Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera, a University of Granada student who was studying at the…
Read at source →Mexico, US aiming to resolve trade issues before US midterms
According to sources interviewed by Reuters, officials from both sides have expressed eagerness to hammer out a deal on…
Read at source →Sheinbaum attributes rise in national pride to 4T governments: Monday’s mañanera recapped
On Monday, the president shared a survey finding that pride in being Mexican has risen from 58% in 1990 to 90% today, a…
Read at source →Opinion: Mexico is AI’s secret weapon
The “democratic coalition” that Anthropic's CEO calls for doesn’t need inventing. It needs to be deepened — starting…
Read at source →MND Local: Independence Day in Puerto Vallarta and Nayarit
Independence Week celebrations in Mexico are already underway in Puerto Vallarta and Nayarit, writes Charlotte Smith,…
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Biodiseño MX at the Franz Mayer Museum explores more-than-human design
Explore Biodiseño MX at Mexico City’s Franz Mayer Museum, where biodesign brings nature, ancestral knowledge and…
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Taste of Mexico: The curious history and myths of chile en nogada
September's Mexican independence celebrations can only mean one thing for restaurants around the country: it's chile en…
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El Jalapeño: Dairy war between Chiapas, Oaxaca escalates over ‘world’s biggest cheese ball’
A full-scale dairy war has erupted between Chiapas and Oaxaca as the two Mexican states battle to produce the world's…
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Red threads, witches and upside-down tortillas: Mexican folk wisdom from our grandparents
In Mexico, grandparents are often the source of traditional folk wisdom, writes María Ruiz, who has collected some of…
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When Mexico bursts into bloom: A wildflower guide
MND contributor Bel Woodhouse takes us on a tour of Mexico’s spectacular wildflowers, from vibrant sunflowers and…
Read at source →MND Tutor | Tamales and tomatoes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s “hot tamales” claim ignores the scale of Mexico-U.S. trade. Discover why it matters with…
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From the archive: Are Mexicans really always late?
Time in Mexico can be pretty flexible in terms of punctuality, but there are some things that even Mexicans aren't late…
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The MND News Quiz of the Week: September 12th
Cheese, cryptomining and student comprehension levels. Have you been paying attention to the news this week? The post…
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Mexico’s week in review: Exports and gas production hit record highs as patriotic spirit swells
Mexico sent record exports to the United States in July, though the PISA test results and next year's midterm elections…
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Witnessing the explosive sledgehammer ritual in San Juan de la Vega, Guanajuato
There's no disguising the danger of packing explosives on to sledgehammers and then detonating them. But to the…
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Turtle power: Volunteer to protect Mexico’s sea turtles
Mexico is a sanctuary for seven of the eight extant species of sea turtles, with volunteers helping to protect…
Read at source →MND goes all in on Mexico City: A perspective from our CEO
MND launches MND Local CDMX, a weekly feature with deeper news, events and trends for anyone living in, moving to or…
Read at source →‘Confidently Wrong About Tipping in Mexico’: A new podcast from MND
In a new podcast episode, George and Travis break down Mexico's tricky tipping culture — how much, who to tip and how…
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