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The blue mushroom, a culinary discovery in west-central Mexico

In the humid forests of central and western Mexico, when the rains cover the ground with wet leaves and the air takes on the scent of fresh wood, one of the strangest and most beautiful organisms in Mexican gastronomy emerges: the blue mushroom. Its appearance seems to come from a dream or a natural dye […]

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The Dance of the Old Men is a Purépecha ritual full of humor

Mexico celebrates with music and dance that blends traditions. Among the wide array of regional folk dances performed only in its states, the Dance of the Old Men (La Danza de los Viejitos) is one of the most unique in the state of Michoacán. The dancers dress colorfully as elderly men, wearing bright hats adorned […]

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This Old West walk in Durango has been the setting for more than 150 movies

Durango has a great Wild West movie set, it even lent its name to a film, and there is a notable connection with John Wayne. There are few places more “Indians and cowboys” than Durango, but this place is charming. The Wild West will take you to have a good time among tall, vertical rock […]

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Mexico City-Pachuca train: a date has been set for Mexico’s new train route

For decades, the idea of traveling between cities by rail seemed like a postcard from the past, an image frozen between abandoned stations and forgotten routes. Today, however, that image is being revived with a different kind of force: that of a country that is once again thinking of itself on rails. The Mexico–Pachuca Train […]

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DARK MONEY EXPOSED!

The International Scandal Linking High-Ranking Officials to the Fuel Theft Fortune They sold themselves as the generation of change, but ended up drenched in oil and blood-stained money. The bomb exploded, and it wasn’t in Mexico, but in the United States! While the press here maintains a complicit silence, they’ve already uncovered the exact route […]

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Americans Say Mexico Is Getting Expensive

But It’s Still Nowhere Near U.S. Prices Over the last few years, one complaint has become more common among Americans living in or moving to Mexico: “Mexico isn’t cheap anymore.” Rent has gone up in many popular expat areas. Grocery bills feel higher than they did a few years ago. Restaurants, utilities, and everyday services […]

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Believe it or not 💩💩💩

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum offered the support of the Mexican Foreign Ministry to businesspeople interested in investing in Cuba, following the approval of a package of 176 economic reforms with which the regime seeks to expand opportunities for foreign investment and the private sector. Sheinbaum stated that any eventual Mexican participation would depend on private […]

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Few countries can claim a connection to FIFA World Cup history quite like Mexico.

In 1930, Mexico participated in one of the first matches ever played at the inaugural FIFA World Cup in Uruguay, helping launch what would become the world’s most prestigious football tournament. Ninety-six years later, Mexico was once again part of a historic milestone. During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Monterrey hosted the tournament’s 1,000th match, […]

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Cancun traffic police delve deep: extortion of truck drivers inside warehouses

Corruption knows no bounds, respecting neither time nor place. Municipal traffic officers are no longer content with patrolling the streets: now they venture deep into the warehouses located in the back of Santa Fe to extort illegal fees from truck drivers. Even if the workers are sleeping inside their vehicles, they are forcibly awakened to […]