Made in Mexico, origin and evolution of a national symbol
The “Made in Mexico” seal is a symbol that has accompanied national products for decades. Its evolution reflects the country’s changes and the effort to strengthen identity, quality, and domestic consumption. Its origin dates back to 1978, when Mexican designer Omar Arroyo Arriaga created the logo, which was presented by the Ministry of Commerce and […]
China warns that Mexico’s new tariffs will harm its trading partners
China’s Ministry of Commerce said Thursday it would closely monitor Mexico’s tariff regime on imports from countries without Free Trade Agreements, including China, and assess its impact. Once adopted, the measures “will substantially undermine” trade interests, the ministry said in a statement. “China has always opposed all forms of unilateral tariff increases and hopes Mexico […]
Mexico City is preparing for a shower of billions thanks to the Virgin of Guadalupe… and Bad Bunny
Mexico City will close out the year with one of its most economically impactful seasons, driven by the arrival of millions of pilgrims to the Basilica of Guadalupe and the eight concerts Bad Bunny will perform at GNP Stadium. Between these two events, businesses, hotels, tourism services, and other establishments will experience one of their […]
New Mexico City license plates for the 2026 World Cup: Is replacement mandatory and how much does it cost?
The Mexico City government unveiled three commemorative license plate designs for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a special edition created to celebrate the capital hosting the tournament’s opening ceremony for the third time in its history. These are limited-edition plates, intended exclusively for private vehicles. 60,000 plates will be available in three designs and colors: […]
Mexico City declares emergency due to damage caused by atypical rains
A declaration of emergency due to the damage caused in nine boroughs by intense storms recorded during the rainy season from May to October was issued this Thursday by the Government of Mexico City. Source: reforma
Road closure on the Mexico-Puebla highway due to urban beautification works
The Puebla State Government’s Infrastructure Secretariat has implemented a temporary road closure on the Mexico-Puebla highway, affecting traffic in both directions of this important thoroughfare, due to urban improvement work on the median. The closure, which began on December 8 and will continue until Friday, December 12, is in effect during daylight hours from 10:00 […]
Viva Aerobus opens the Puebla-New York flight starting December 12
The state government announced the start of operations for the Puebla-New York flight, beginning December 12th. The service, operated by the Mexican airline Viva Aerobus, will offer five weekly departures. The Secretary of Economic Development and Labor (Sedetra), Víctor Gabriel Chedraui, commented that this will strengthen activity at the Hermanos Serdán International Airport in Huejotzingo, […]
The 5 most beautiful places to have breakfast in Oaxaca: delicious and very healthy dishes
The state of Oaxaca is one of Mexico’s most beloved destinations for its rich culture, gastronomy, and natural beauty. In this article, we explore some of the most enchanting spots to enjoy a healthy, delicious, and visually unforgettable breakfast. Amá Terraza stands out among the most beautiful places to start the day, a space that […]
Oaxaca artisans put Mexico at the top of the world fashion scene
Oaxaca has once again taken center stage in the international conversation thanks to Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, who was included among The New York Times’ list of the 67 most stylish people in the world in 2025. The list, compiled by renowned fashion journalist Vanessa Friedman, highlights figures whose influence transcends aesthetics, and in […]