Safe Haven for LGBTQ Migrants: Shelters Provide Refuge in Mexico
Shirlei Vazquez, a 27-year-old trans woman from Guatemala, fled her home after being assaulted and threatened because of her sexual orientation. She joined the growing number of LGBTQ migrants heading north to the United States in search of a better life. In Mexico, these migrants have found a safe space at shelters that welcome individuals […]
Living Part-Time in Mexico: Practical Considerations
For years, a contingent of foreign residents has embraced part-time living in Mexico, typically between late fall and early spring of the following year. These seasonal visits serve various purposes. Some escape cold winters in their home countries, while others return during Mexico’s sultry summer months to avoid humidity prevalent at beach locations from May […]
I’m an Expat in Mexico: Why I Recommend Retiring Here on a Budget
Mexico has become a popular destination for American retirees, with over 2 million expats calling it home. Lydia Pontius, one of these retirees, emphasizes that Mexico offers a unique experience that can’t be found in the United States. She notes that in Mexico, families are more likely to stay together, which creates a sense of […]
The Ultimate Guide to Eating in Ensenada, Mexico
Ensenada, Mexico’s seafood capital, is a haven for foodies and beach lovers alike. This charming surf town offers an array of fresh seafood, from fried fish tacos to refined regional plates, all prepared with passion and expertise by local chefs. Here, you’ll find the best restaurants, street carts, and hidden gems serving up delicious ceviches, […]
Pemex Defers Tax Payments Amid $100 Billion Debt Struggle
Mexico has granted Pemex (officially known as Petroleos Mexicanos) a deferral for its June monthly tax payments, extending the deadline to July 31. This move comes as the government continues to support the state oil giant, which has been burdened by a staggering $100 billion debt for years. The deferral specifically applies to the so-called […]
Today, June 26: Yellow Alert for activity of the Colima Fire Volcano
The colossus is one of the most dangerous in the country, which is why it is continuously monitored by the authorities. The volcanic alert traffic light indicates that the Colima Volcano is on yellow alert. The National Meteorological Service (SMN) will maintain uninterrupted surveillance of the colossus to timely warn of changes in its activity […]
Is it enough? This is the average monthly income needed by Mexicans according to Inegi
Is it enough? This is the average monthly income needed by Mexicans according to Inegi The National Institute of Statistics and Geography and Informatics (Inegi) announced the average salary that the population considers necessary to be able to live in each state of the country. In addition to releasing other indicators such as the level […]
Coesvi denounces wave of fraud in house sales
The State Housing Commission (Coesvi) of the State Government issued an alert to the public regarding fraud in the sale of homes in Juarez. The head of the agency, Oscar Lozoya, highlighted the concern over the reported cases of scams, in which individuals offer properties at considerably low prices through social networks and phone calls, […]
How much does rent really cost in Querétaro?
Recently, a debate began on social media about how much rent costs in Querétaro. Some people said that it could be paid for 8 thousand pesos, but others said that it is up to 20 thousand pesos. But how much do rents really cost in the state? According to the Inmuebles24 platform and its April […]