The 20-peso bill with Benito Juárez’s image will cease circulation in Mexico: here’s what you need to know.
The Bank of Mexico has announced that it will withdraw the 20-peso banknote from circulation in the F family. The banknote is known for bearing the effigy of President Benito Juárez, who assumed the presidency in 1858 and issued the Reform Laws the following year. The measure was announced in the Official Gazette of the […]
Mexico will purchase 10 million Moderna COVID-19 vaccines for its winter campaign.
The Mexican government will incorporate an updated vaccine from the pharmaceutical company Moderna for the first time as part of its 2025-2026 national winter vaccination campaign, in a strategy that includes exclusive distribution through the public health system. This information was confirmed by Román Saglio, Moderna’s director of Commercial Alliances for Latin America, during a […]
Michoacán farmers threaten protests over low prices for avocados, lemons, corn, and tomatoes.
Due to the low prices they face due to overproduction, corn, tomato, avocado, and lemon producers are preparing a series of demonstrations for Tuesday morning. In at least five municipalities, both marches and strikes in the fields have been announced, demanding better conditions for the purchase and sale of their products. Likewise, in the case […]
A foreigner complains about the chaos in Mexico City and her reaction goes viral.
Foreign influencer Vivi Voyage finds herself embroiled in a new controversy after mentioning in one of her videos that she doesn’t like the chaos of Mexico City, sparking hundreds of criticisms on the platform. The TikTok profile of @vivivoyage, a young French woman who shares her experience living in Mexico on social media, continually becomes […]
These are all the Day of the Dead parades that will take place in Mexico City this 2025.
Have you got your agenda ready? This Saturday, October 18th, the Day of the Dead 2025 parades kick off in Mexico City. We’ll see enormous alebrijes, catrinas, and even zombies. Here, we’ll provide the route and date of each so you can plan your itinerary. There’s going to be a lot to do! Remember that […]
Ghost caught on camera in Mexico City Metro causing short circuit
The Mexico City Metro has once again ignited social media after a video emerged showing an alleged case of paranormal activity that left commuters shocked. The clip, shared on TikTok and X (formerly Twitter), shows workers from the Collective Transportation System (STC) Metro cleaning what appears to be one of the terminals. Everything seemed normal […]
Flooding in Veracruz, Puebla, and Hidalgo revives the debate over the disappearance of the Fonden.
At least 64 people have died as a result of the deluge that hit the states of Veracruz, Puebla, Hidalgo, San Luis Potosí, and Querétaro in central Mexico last week. This figure, with another 65 missing, could rise. This natural disaster, in which an estimated 100,000 homes have been damaged, has once again brought to […]
Puebla celebrates the Day of the Dead with “Catrinerías” at the Exhacienda de Chautla: legends, offerings, and traditional food
The Day of the Dead is approaching, and various celebrations are already being prepared in Puebla to pay tribute to those who have passed away. One of the most anticipated this year is “Catrinerías” at the Exhacienda de Chautla, a festival that combines culture, legends, traditional food, and art in one of Mexico’s most photogenic […]
Three attempts and one promise: the port terminal that Mazatlán has failed to build.
The idea of converting the port of Mazatlán into a departure point for international cruise ships has been floating around for years between plans, official documents, and environmental resolutions. The Mazatlán Comprehensive Port Authority (API), now the National Port System Authority (ASIPONA), has submitted the same project three times, under different names and with different […]